During the 12-day “Israel”-Iran war, Tel Aviv launched high-impact cyber strikes on Iranian financial infrastructure, while Tehran responded with disinformation and psychological warfare.

The assassination of key Hezbollah leaders, including chief Hassan Nasrallah, reveals a serious breach in the party's security infrastructure, previously believed robust enough to withstand Israeli espionage.

On May 22, 2024, Intelligence Online reported that Erdogan’s government is set to present a bill to amend the Turkish judicial system, including a new provision related to the crime of espionage.

In the Gaza Strip, a facial recognition system has been deployed by the Israeli military by the help of Google, casting a digital net over Palestinians as they navigate the ravaged landscape.

Israeli intelligence reports have recently begun to speak of growing rifts between the head of Israeli intelligence agency Mossad and government institutions, particularly the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.