Israel Raises Concerns That American Satellite Imaging Companies Can Now Sell Clearer Images Of Israel And The Palestinian Territories
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Reuters: Israel feels exposed as U.S. drops satellite-imaging cap
JERUSALEM (Reuters) - An Israeli official flagged a possible security risk on Monday following a U.S. move to allow American providers to sell clearer satellite images of Israel and the Palestinian territories.
Under a 1997 U.S. regulation known as the Kyl-Bingaman Amendment, satellite images of Israel and the Palestinian territories used in services like Google Earth could show items no smaller than 2 metres (6.56 ft) across.
The curb, Israel had argued, would help prevent enemies using public-domain information to spy on its sensitive sites.
But the U.S. Commercial Remote Sensing Regulatory Affairs Office said on June 25 it would allow enhanced resolutions of 0.4 metre. In a statement to Reuters, the agency said “a number of foreign sources” are already producing and disseminating sub-2 m. imagery of Israel.
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WNU Editor: They are already numerous foreign companies selling detailed satellite images. The U.S. is not the only player in town.
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A new Israeli spy satellite, called Ofek 16, is shot into space from a site in central Israel July 6, 2020. Israel Ministry of Defense Spokesperson's Office/Handout via REUTERS
Reuters: Israel feels exposed as U.S. drops satellite-imaging cap
JERUSALEM (Reuters) - An Israeli official flagged a possible security risk on Monday following a U.S. move to allow American providers to sell clearer satellite images of Israel and the Palestinian territories.
Under a 1997 U.S. regulation known as the Kyl-Bingaman Amendment, satellite images of Israel and the Palestinian territories used in services like Google Earth could show items no smaller than 2 metres (6.56 ft) across.
The curb, Israel had argued, would help prevent enemies using public-domain information to spy on its sensitive sites.
But the U.S. Commercial Remote Sensing Regulatory Affairs Office said on June 25 it would allow enhanced resolutions of 0.4 metre. In a statement to Reuters, the agency said “a number of foreign sources” are already producing and disseminating sub-2 m. imagery of Israel.
Read more ....
WNU Editor: They are already numerous foreign companies selling detailed satellite images. The U.S. is not the only player in town.
Terima kasih karena telah membaca informasi tentang Israel Raises Concerns That American Satellite Imaging Companies Can Now Sell Clearer Images Of Israel And The Palestinian Territories . Silahkan membaca berita lainnya.
Israel Raises Concerns That American Satellite Imaging Companies Can Now Sell Clearer Images Of Israel And The Palestinian Territories
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