ICE Collaborates with IDF on AI Surveillance Technology for Targeting Operations
ICE has partnered with the Israel Defense Forces to develop an AI surveillance platform that identifies target individuals for attacks using U.S.-provided data, including private communications. This collaboration underscores the military-industrial ties between the two organizations and their shared objectives in enhancing policing through advanced surveillance technologies. The initiative is highlighted by the project Deadly Exchange, which critiques the ideological connections between ICE and the IDF.

ICE and the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) have established a partnership involving an AI-based platform that determines target individuals for attacks based on U.S.-provided data, including private communications. This collaboration exemplifies the military-industrial surveillance links between the two organizations, highlighting their shared goals of enhancing policing through advanced surveillance technologies.
Both public and private sectors contribute to the infrastructure that facilitates the targeting and surveillance of individuals deemed undesirable by the state. The initiative is documented by Deadly Exchange, a project by Jewish Voice for Peace, which emphasizes the ideological and functional connections between ICE and the IDF, reflecting their mutual interests in militarization.




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