[DUMBGRUNT]

Yes, the archaeologists need high res to look for arrowheads and pottery shards.

I believe everything I read on the internet.

[Jonty30]

Using satellite imagery has been a boon to archeology, because you see unnatural land markings that you wouldn’t see otherwise.

I’m sure Israel already has high-res satellite imagery for academic purposes when needed.

[Secret Agent Man]

you know why

[humblegunner]

Why is the region blurry on Google Maps?

Christopher is drunk again?

[monkeyshine]

It's always preferable to be seen blurred, rather than precisely

Which is why they invented alcohol.

[Paperpusher]

Yes, the archaeologists need high res to look for arrowheads and pottery shards.

And tunnels!

[deks]

I noticed the blurry satellite map on google when I was looking for the Hamas building in the Zeitoun neighborhood of Gaza city. It was perfectly brought down by missiles just like a regular demolition would collapse it.

[Repeal The 17th]

A house we used to live in
is blurred out on google street view.
I guess you can request that...

[BobL]

They probably think they’re helping the Palestinians by blurring things, but I really doubt that the Zionist Entity (a little Palestinian lingo, for those of you in Rio Linda) is using Google Maps for targeting.

[upchuck]

Overhead images are blurred. Street view images appear to be ok.

[SaxxonWoods]

It only hurts the Palis, not the Israelis.

It’s good.

[Roman_War_Criminal]

That Google is even allowed to photograph Israel via satellite is a miracle itself.