Book by Shir Hever examines the growing role of private security and military contractors in managing Israel's occupation, documenting how the security sector has been outsourced to private companies that profit from perpetuating conflict. Shows how privatization transforms the occupation into a commodity generating shareholder revenue, creating systemic economic incentives against peace in the West Bank. Valuable for researchers and policy analysts studying the privatization of military and security functions, the role of private contractors in sustaining Israeli occupation, and the economic interests that perpetuate conflict.
