Israeli soldiers stationed in the West Bank have been instructed to enter the details of at least 50 Palestinians into the army’s surveillance database per shift, according to Haaretz. Soldiers who do not meet the quota will be required to remain on shift until they fulfill it. The Israeli army is using a technology called ‘Blue Wolf’, a facial recognition system that enables Israeli soldiers to track and monitor the movement of Palestinians. Personal information – such as their photographs, ID card numbers, age, gender, place of residence, vehicle number places, and whether they are allowed t…