Al Jazeera analysis: Israel turns Palestinian repression into sales pitch by exporting 'skunk water' weapon
According to Al Jazeera's analysis, Israel has developed and exported the foul-smelling 'skunk water' weapon, initially used for crowd control against Palestinian protesters since 2008. The weapon, developed in 2004 by Israeli company Odortec, has been supplied to countries including South Africa, India, and the US, leveraging Israel's reputation in counterinsurgency and policing technologies.
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