When protests emerged in Tehran against the current regime, Iran came up with a way to tackle the growing anger among sections of the population, especially women who were boycotting the hijab. Authorities installed thousands of cameras across streets and in every nook and corner to ensure that people in Tehran were being tracked and any form of protest was quickly stopped. Little did they know that these cameras would become their biggest weakness.Shops are closed during protests in Tehran's centuries-old main bazaar, Iran, Tuesday, Jan. 6, 2026. (AP) (AP)Israel, reportedly, used these same cameras to track down Ayatollah Ali…