A proposed EU–Israel data-sharing deal could give Israeli authorities access to sensitive European data, raising serious legal and human-rights concerns over its use against Palestinians.

“Israel’s” technologies in surveillance, defense, and agriculture are expanding across Africa, boosting its influence while raising privacy and political control concerns.

The Israeli cyberweapons and surveillance industry is closely linked to Tel Aviv’s diplomacy and normalization program in Africa, from Togo to Morocco.

Samsung has quietly installed Israeli spyware on its phones sold in the Middle East and North Africa, sparking fears of surveillance and espionage.

Sandvine, criticized for supplying surveillance spyware to authoritarian regimes, announced it would cease operations in Egypt, raising questions about the reasons behind this decision despite years of collaboration.