Wikileaks: US gather intel on Israel com infrastructure.

[Proto Profile]

Buried inside one of the US embassy cables,entitled : Washington requests personal data on Hamas , which can be found here :

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/us-emba ... nts/176247

this cable ,which in it's summary asserts :

" sets forth a list of priorities intended to guide participating USG agencies as they allocate resources and update plans to collect information on Palestinian Issues. The priorities may also help the Embassy manage reporting and collection, including formulation of Mission Strategic Plans (MSPs).

B. (S/NF) This NHCD is compliant with the National Intelligence Priorities Framework (NIPF)"

although the cable entitled "Washington requests personal data on Hamas"
and in it's summary it supposedly "collect information on Palestinian Issues"
it also have a sector about israel .

if you read the cable you find that it's headline is a bit misleading, washington also asked for intel about the PA ,and israel ,not only the hamas .

and while most of the priorities sets can be understood as innocent and well understood
attempts to understand the political aspects and opinions/intentions of the parties involved,
some sections seems a bit less innocent ,such as :

the last section in the cable ,under the Israel section :

"G. Information Infrastructure and Telecommunications Systems (INFR-3). --Current specifications, vulnerabilities, capabilities, and planned upgrades to national telecommunications infrastructure, networks, and technologies used by government and military authorities, intelligence and security services, and the public sector. --Details about command, control, and communications systems and facilities. --National leadership use of and dependencies on a dedicated telecommunications infrastructure. --Details about national and regional telecommunications policies, programs, regulations, and training. --Information about current and planned upgrades to public sector communications systems and technologies used by government, military personnel, and the civil sector, including cellular phone networks, mobile satellite phones, very small aperture terminals (VSAT), trunked and mobile radios, pagers, prepaid calling cards, firewalls, encryption, international connectivity, use of electronic data interchange, and cable and fiber networks. --Information about wireless infrastructure, cellular communications capabilities and makes and models of cellular phones and their operating systems, to include second generation and third generation systems. --Details about the use of satellites for telecommunication purposes, including planned system upgrades. --Details about internet and intranet use and infrastructure, including government oversight. --Details about foreign and domestic telecommunications service providers and vendors. --Plans and efforts to acquire US export-controlled telecommunications equipment and technology. --Plans and efforts to export or transfer state-of-the art telecommunications equipment and technology. --Details about information repositories associated with radio frequency identification (RFID)-enabled systems used for passports, government badges, and transportation systems.

--Official and personal phone numbers, fax numbers, and e-mail addresses of principal civilian and military leaders.

--Plans to influence views and positions of academics, journalists, and business, religious and professional organizations towards the US and the US-Israeli relationship.

[Jimmyduek Profile]

o i was googeling this a few minutes ago
thank man

[Jimmyduek Profile]

@proto do you know where in the passport is it?