The Toka hacking suite is classified as a lawful intercept product which is capable of targeting any device that is connected to the internet, including, but not limited to the Smartphone, which makes it far more serious than Pegasus.

International pressure is mounting on Israel for enabling gross abuses by approving export licenses for the powerful spying tool to states such as Bahrain, The UAE and Saudi Arabia.

The UAE is believed to have selected phone numbers of journalists at top media outlets to be hacked using Israeli spyware.

An investigation reveals that an Israeli military-grade spyware has been used to hack dozens of smartphones across the world.

The UAE and Israel, having had clandestine dealings with one another for many years, have decided to make their relationship public under the guise of “normalization” of ties.