Dozens of women across the Middle East and North Africa are at the risk of being blackmailed or harassed as a result of the use of Israeli Pegasus spyware.

UN experts call for an international moratorium on the sale of surveillance technology to protect human rights following Israeli Pegasus spyware scandal.

The Iranian president says Tehran and Ankara will continue to support the defenseless people of Palestine against Israeli oppression.

This episode looks at the Pegasus scandal in detail, especially its economic and business aspects, and question whether the company is guilty or should Israel also share the blame?

Israeli minister for the military affairs Benny Gantz is set to visit Paris for high-level talks that will include an “update” on the scandal revolving around the Israeli-made Pegasus spyware, which reportedly targeted Macron.

#Trending throws the spotlight on the issue of Israeli-made spyware, Pegasus, and its use by dozens of governments across the world to spy on their opponents.

Pakistan urges the United Nations (UN) to investigate whether India has spied on Prime Minister Imran Khan using the Israeli Pegasus spyware.

French President Emmanuel Macron has changed his phone and phone number in light of allegations that Pegasus spyware might have targeted him.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has urged the Israeli regime to stop exporting its “dangerous” spying technology that is used to persecute dissidents worldwide.

An Israeli software company is revealed to have helped Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman (MBS) take over the smart phones of high-ranking Lebanese authorities, senior figures of Hezbollah resistance movement as well as journalists.