In Norway, a woman's boyfriend forgets who she is overnight.

In Detroit, a man is arrested, but he was never at the crime scene.

In Spain, disturbing pictures of young girls have appeared, and no one knows who's behind them.

Something strange is happening.

A collision between people and artificial intelligence.

Discover more in the Guardian's new series Black Box. Intelligence. The modus operandi of Israel's authorities goes like this.

Your forces commit a terrible crime for which there is ample overwhelming evidence.

Your spokespeople and out riders then take to social media and the airwaves to deny what's happened, to lie to deflect, to muddy the waters, to cast doubt.

And then you hope that you've caused enough confusion that by the time the outrage has died down

that enough people are left baffled, confused, unsure and that other than your diehard opponents

everyone stops scrutinising you for what you've actually done.

That's combined with the approach of riding out each atrocity you commit,

knowing you have impunity that Western states will keep arming

and supporting you using their diplomatic

muscle in your aid and Western media outlets will keep whitewashing and

ignoring your crimes ensuring the horrors you commit are normalised.

Remember early on in this horror show when Alshia the horrors you commit are normalised.

Remember early on in this horror show

when Alshiva Hospital was bombed,

and there was a non-stop controversy about who bombed it.

Was it Israel or was it in misfard Islamic Jihad rocket?

The basis of the controversy was that it was

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