Israel is at war with journalism. Following the horrific killing of Shireen Abu Akleh which sent reverberations around the world, it is vital we examine some of the less obvious ways in which the temporary Zionist entity fights against the exposure of the facts.

American tech company Apple has file a lawsuit against Israeli spyware developer NSO Group over surveillance of its users “without effective accountability.”

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

Secretive Israeli cyber firm Quadream has reportedly sold phone-hacking technology to Saudi Arabia to spy on the communications of dissidents and political opponents.

Only days after the United Arab Emirates and the Israeli regime agreed to establish full diplomatic ties, the head of Mossad made a quick trip to Abu Dhabi to discuss “cooperation in the field of security and issues of common interest”.

A coalition of human rights groups files an amicus brief in support of Facebook’s lawsuit against Israeli spyware vendor NSO.

Nigeria’s intelligence agency is revealed to have acquired Israeli spyware to monitor phone calls and text messages of dissidents and other citizens.