I completely agree. The computer I got from my company is used just for that. My job. I have a different PC I use for all of my personal use. I would not have any problem at all to have my work monitored since it is pretty clear that I do my job. Just as I don't mind my superior looking at my screen physically when they pass by. However, there is a big issue. I don't like to be monitored by anyone who is not my superior. I don't like to be monitored by Microsoft data collection, or by the NSA for that matter. All those technology enable silent monitoring by anybody who has access. This is a huge amount of power, especially for government entities. With that, yes, I have a problem

Qatar. Al-Jazeera is Qatari government's PR department. This fact is well known among everybody who follows seriously Middle-Eastern news.

The asshole between the two of us is not me. I didn't know that the world's moral authority is an Israeli rights group and that Israel should just do what they say. After all it's not like they get foreign funds for saying what the donors wants them to say... Israel has an obligation to its own citizens, Jewish and Arab alike. Palestinians that live under Hamas in Gaza or the PA in the West Bank should get services from their authorities, the ones that get their taxes. If their taxes go to the Swiss accounts of Abu Mazen it's not a problem for Israel to solve. After all they spend their money to give pensions to the families of convicted terrorists (WB) or to launch missiles (Gaza). Why the hell should Israel be so nice to them?

The Palestinians who don't get the vaccines from Israel are not citizens. Their health is the responsibility of the Palestinian Authority according to the Oslo accords. The PA refused Israeli vaccines. But sure 'Israel bad, poor Palestinians' is a good clickbait title for our era.