Security

בְּאֵין תַּחְבֻּלוֹת, יִפָּל-עָם

Internal security is like a new company

Internal security is a matter to which a total effort should be devoted. The solution requires the preparation of the entire security system, but also a civil effort and sometimes even giving up privacy in favor of personal security. If we do this, the state and the security mechanisms will know more about all of us, but they will know much more about our enemies from within. Saving one soul in Israel is worth giving up some privacy.

The question of the questions, rightly so, is “How many will enjoy and how many will suffer?” In the establishment of new laws or technologies. Well, in a digital world where it is easy to follow everyone (the state will know where you are and what you have done) the suffering of the citizens will be minor, but the bloodmen will have a very hard time hiding their actions. The country should use tools that work in other countries (there is no drug trade in Singapore) as well as tools that the harmful party did not know how to deal with: technology. This is how we won several wars.

Step A – accurate measurement so that we know the degree of improvement. In everything that is done in internal security, a feedback loop is necessary to improve and optimize the continuation or to cancel what has been done.

Phase B – Using the state’s weapons to combat the internal security problems mentioned above: technology and quality personnel. By exercising free thought, one realizes that the madness surrounding the invasion of privacy can also be the root of the solution to the problem.

Terrorism within the territories of the State of Israel

Here I gave one example of using technology and “borrowing privacy” from people to defeat terrorism.

Determining certain areas where check-in is mandatory (check-out will be automatic), meaning the state will know who is and where he is): “I am Mr. x at point y and want to enter area z”. Check-in will be done according to place or time and the like through a national application (without discrimination of race, sex or religion).

If a person is caught in an area without “check-in” he will be severely punished. How will the state know that he did not check-in: crossings that will only be opened by check-in, a cell phone signal without proper check-in, checks by police officers.
The mobile phone will be the only identity card and it will have permanent location recognition from which it will be possible to receive voice and photo and confirm them automatically.
As long as there is danger to the public, the state will be able to force check-in and will know when a person is staying in a place without check-in. Adhering to this will provide more security for those walking around in an area where all people are identified and it is possible to determine their place.

Examples of using check-in:

Temple Mount – receiving entry permits in the application. All worshipers are marked: checked in or not.

Checkpoints – the checkpoint will be opened upon presentation of a check-in, so soldiers will not have to approach people.

In agricultural areas – mandatory check-in for everyone will make it difficult for thieves of agricultural goods.

A long-term solution is a uniform education system that enables familiarization with the sectors in Israel – Jewish, religious Jew, Muslim, Christian, etc. Acquaintance between all sectors will allow a better understanding and learning of their culture and language and the needs of all citizens in Israel, will reduce the fear and minimize the misconceptions that each side has about the other.

No government in the Negev and the rest of Israel

Failure to govern in the Negev is a symptom of an inability to govern in Israel in general. To address the root of the problem, a change in the structure of government is required:

Enacting a law that does not allow one to live in a place without appropriate permits and enforce it throughout Israel. Demolition orders will be issued in weeks, not decades.
Appointment of a director for “alignment” in all of Israel – buildings will be built in the country only according to law.
Standards will be opened for thousands of inspectors to enforce the law.

organized crime

Everyone knows who the criminals and crime families are, the problem is: how do you convict them?

Using digital money and controlled digital invoices will make it very difficult to manage organized crime. Every money transfer or invoice is audited and linked.
A new type of tagging, before authorization and more easily. Tagging people who have a reasonable chance of engaging in illegal activity. After tagging, they will track their location and flight to their conversations. If the offender violates one of these rules he will be punished immediately. Courts will label people and unlabel them. Example: following a complaint about a neighbor who is a danger to children in the neighborhood, the police could attach an electronic bracelet to the suspect that would know where he was and what he was saying all the time. Why hasn’t this been done before? There were no mobile phones and appropriate technology. Today 90% of people and more have mobile phones.
Heavy penalties for anyone involved in organized crime.
War on the pocket – huge fines for anyone convicted of participating in organized crime.
Permission to give video testimony to reduce the danger to witnesses.

Preventing the use of prohibited substances

Frequent drug and alcohol testing to avoid prison and institutions for drug and alcohol addicts.
Marking of drug and alcohol addicts and constant monitoring of the place of their inventions by the national application as well as facial recognition. This is a serious violation of their privacy, but this is the least of their problems. This is the best way to see that they are clean and undergoing restoration. It basically gives the authorities feedback on the learning process they need to carry out.
Extensive explanation of the meanings of drug and alcohol use and the punishment for these acts.
Disproportionate punishment for drug use and trafficking (as in Singapore) and thinking about a creative solution for users addicted to illicit substances, thus preventing their harm to their children and society.
Continuous treatment of addicts: in cheap ways and new methods without drugs such as positive thinking and optimism as well as in addiction treatment centers.

A wild ride on the roads

Dangerous driving on the roads can be easily solved by attaching a safety score to each driver and charging an appropriate fee for driving on the roads.You can read more about this in Transport to Israel 2.0

foreign security

itself as an ally

Israel must always have a close ally. Israel cannot face big countries alone.

Military superiority over all our enemies

For Israel, military superiority is essential due to its unique geopolitical location, surrounded by countries that were previously hostile to its existence. Ensuring a strong and advanced army deters potential aggressors, maintains stability in the region and preserves the country’s sovereignty and security.

Economic superiority

A solid economy is essential for Israel as it allows the country to maintain a high standard of living for its citizens, invest in critical infrastructure and support its military and security apparatus. The economic resilience also allows Israel to withstand external pressures, sanctions and diplomatic challenges, while cultivating international trade relations and strong alliances.

Technological and scientific superiority

Israel’s commitment to innovation, technology and scientific research earned it the nickname “Startup Nation”. This superiority not only drives economic growth but also contributes to progress in the defense, agriculture, medical and other industries. By maintaining a technological edge, Israel can ensure its resilience and adaptability in the face of global challenges and opportunities.

Supremacy in unity and righteousness

Israel is a diverse nation with citizens from different cultural, religious and ethnic backgrounds. Achieving supremacy through unity and righteousness is essential for fostering social cohesion, a strong national identity and a sense of shared values. This unity allows Israel to deal with external threats and challenges more effectively and promotes a more harmonious and prosperous society.

Warning where our enemy is looking

Early warning intelligence is essential to Israel’s security for several reasons:

Israel is a country without strategic depth, therefore early warning against potential threats is important: timely and accurate intelligence allows Israel to identify and anticipate emerging threats from hostile countries, terrorist organizations and other non-state actors. This early warning system allows the country to take proactive measures to prevent or reduce potential attacks, thereby protecting its citizens and critical infrastructure.

Informed decision-making: Intelligence plays a vital role in informing the decision-making process of Israel’s political and military leadership. By providing insight into the intentions, capabilities, and plans of potential adversaries, intelligence helps leaders make informed choices about diplomacy, defense strategy, and resource allocation, ultimately enhancing Israel’s overall security.

Countering terrorism: Israel faces ongoing threats from terrorist groups, such as Hamas and Hezbollah. Gathering and analyzing intelligence is essential for tracking the activities, financing and networks of these organizations. By uncovering plots and disrupting terrorist cells, Israeli intelligence agencies can prevent or minimize the impact of attacks in the country.

Cyber Security: The cyber domain has become a critical battlefield in modern conflicts. Israeli intelligence agencies must stay ahead of their adversaries in cyber space to protect the country’s sensitive information and critical infrastructure from cyber attacks. This includes monitoring, thwarting and preventing cyber espionage and other malicious activities by hostile actors.

Covert operations: The intelligence allows Israel to carry out covert operations that disrupt or neutralize threats before they materialize. These operations may include targeted assassinations, sabotage or infiltrating hostile networks to collect valuable information. Such actions can weaken opponents, reduce their capabilities and deter further aggression.

Diplomatic leverage: Strong intelligence capabilities can provide Israel with valuable diplomatic leverage in its interactions with other countries. By sharing relevant intelligence with allies or using it as a bargaining chip in negotiations, Israel can build stronger international partnerships and advance its strategic interests.

Regional stability: Israel’s intelligence capabilities contribute to maintaining regional stability through monitoring and dealing with destabilizing factors in the Middle East. By maintaining information about possible power shifts, conflicts, and regional dynamics, Israel can adjust its policies and strategies accordingly, ensuring its long-term security and stability in a volatile region.

Strategic depth

Given its small size and proximity to hostile neighbors, Israel must prioritize strategic depth to ensure its long-term survival.

Tiny warfare

Technology and the quality of the Israeli fighters has brought Israel to the safe place where we are. The combination of non-governmental companies and government companies brought Israel to be at the forefront of the world with a magnificent military industry.

It seems that AI and small equipment such as small drones will be at the forefront of war technology. The trick would be to assemble hundreds of thousands of drones or small vessels that know how to attack without a satellite signal or any connection with a disruptive external party.

It would be very difficult for a regular army to defend itself from thousands of small weapons attacking it.Protection from such tiny tools is equally needed.

The defensive approach

Experience shows that a defensive approach against provocations or attacks does not work. It often leads to escalating. Against our enemies we must have an offensive line.

Deterrence – a disproportionate response that changes the balance

A disproportionate response such as the demolition of the rejection district in Lebanon resulted in the desired deterrence. True deterrence makes the adversary realize that he will not achieve his goal on his current path. Faced with the threat of Gaza and Lebanon and Syria, it makes the most sense to react in a disproportionate way to what is done against us. A disproportionate response can be a territorial attack on any hostile action against us, this can be an excellent tool against Gaza and the territories.

Deterrence usually solves the matter with Arab countries. In Lebanon it works well.

“You do x and y happens to you”

y>>>x

The elimination of the leadership

The elimination of the coder leadership of terrorist organizations and the like brought impressive results to Israel. There is also something very asymmetric here, which is why it is so effective, Israel can take them down, but it is almost impossible for them to take down the Israeli leadership.

Balance of horror

The balance of nuclear terror contributes greatly to world stability. Israel needs to continue to develop advanced nuclear weapons to maintain this balance of terror. A hydrogen bomb can contribute a lot to maintaining the balance of terror in the world.

Talk to the enemies as well

One of the surprising things will be that it is possible to convince enemies to not be enemies by feeding their interests. Iran uses Israel as a symbol of the suffering of the Iranian people, but there is a very small chance that the creation can be reversed just as they were reversed in the coup in 1979. You have to keep looking.