"The Privatization of Israeli Security" by Shir Hever offers an in-depth analysis of the transformation of the Israeli security service between 1994 and 2014. During this period, Israel became one of the most extreme examples of privatized security worldwide. Hever examines the emergence of 'Occupation Inc.', a private military-security complex, and highlights the increasing state-sponsored violence that results from this securitization. The book analyzes the effects of the ongoing Palestinian resistance against the Israeli occupation, the influence of U.S. military aid, and the rise of neoliberalism in Israel. Through the lens of political economy, it demonstrates how Israeli security elites turn violence into a commodity to maintain their status and wealth. This investigation provides a fresh perspective on the Israeli occupation and its complex dynamics.