As Israel bans NGOs, the U.S. is handing aid delivery in Gaza to private companies pursuing their own agendas.

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Palantir Technologies has a permanent desk at the U.S.-led Civil Military Coordination Center (CMCC) in southern Israel, where it provides AI-powered tracking of humanitarian aid deliveries into Gaza. Sources from the diplomatic community describe Palantir integrating convoy and distribution data into its systems, with photographic evidence suggesting its Gaia battlefield platform is deployed there. Critics raise alarm that Palantir's civilian Foundry and military Gotham platforms are designed to interoperate, meaning aid logistics data could theoretically feed into AI targeting systems. Simultaneously, Israel is banning major NGOs from operating in Gaza under new data-sharing rules, while U.S. military contractors like Safe Reach Solutions and Arkel International expand their presence at the CMCC. UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese and economist Yanis Varoufakis warn that Gaza is being used as a data-training ground for AI systems, and that the privatization of aid delivery—combined with real estate and financial interests—represents a dangerous convergence of profit motive and military infrastructure.

NEW: Palantir's AI Is Already Playing a Major Role in Tracking Gaza Aid Deliveries

<p>So much money and still they are the scum!</p>
