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chased after the shooters.
He was later
found murdered here.
Gradually there was an increase...
To put it cynically,
luckily for us,
terrorism increased.
Why do I say that?
Because now we had work
the Palestinian state.
Understand?
Of course.
As soon as we stopped dealing
with the Palestinian state
and started dealing
with terrorism,
terror became more
sophisticated. So did we.
Suddenly we had a lot of work
in Gaza and the West Bank,
and overseas, too,
so we forgot about
the Palestinian issue.
In Nablus then, wherever
you threw a rock,
there was either
a cat or a terrorist.
Some nights we arrested
hundreds of people.
PERY. We'd take
over a village
and gather all the
men in the square,
usually by the mosque
or in a schoolyard.
We used the
"identifier" technique.
Terrorists who confessed
would be put in a vehicle.
The windows had curtains
and they wore masks.
We'd sit them there,
and the villagers passed
beside the vehicle,
and they'd tell us,
"He's a terrorist
who trained in Syria,"
"He's a terrorist who
got back from Jordan. "
Not everyone cooperated,
but we usually
had a good catch.
Back then, most
intelligence was based on HUMINT,
HUMan INTelligence
we got in two ways.
Either from our agents or the
interrogation of prisoners.
On my first day at work,
the person I was replacing
picked me up at home.
He decided that
the best place to train
an inexperienced
security guy like me was
the interrogation
facility in Jerusalem.
I started learning
intelligence there.
I don't know if you've
ever been inside a prison,
but the one in Jerusalem
is the worst that I know.
It's a very old building
from the time of the Turks.
A normal person
walks through the door
and he's ready to
admit to killing Jesus.
PERY. You need to make
the suspect feel tense.
You need to make
him understand
that when we are done, he
will give up his information,
so the sooner the better.
The Shin Bet has interrogated
tens of thousands of people,
if not hundreds of thousands.
The Shin Bet is
a well-oiled system.
It's well-organized and effective.
It's systematic.
You receive
a territorial unit
village, trail by trail,
whether by field trips
or lots of interviews with the
masses of people who come
to military government HQ.
You sit with them and ask
them to tell you about
the village, the clans,
from the number of
people in the village
to what institutions it has...
You eventually reach a point
where you mark who
you want to recruit.
In the end you know
you want X
because X's connections,
his ability to infiltrate places
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