theguardian.com/world/2021/jul…
"Saudi Arabia was temporarily cut off from using Pegasus in 2018, for several months, following the murder of Jamal Khashoggi, but was allowed to begin using the spyware again in 2019 following the intervention of the Israeli government..."
"Saudi Arabia was temporarily cut off from using Pegasus in 2018, for several months, following the murder of Jamal Khashoggi, but was allowed to begin using the spyware again in 2019 following the intervention of the Israeli government..."
"The 10 countries that the forensic analysis for the Pegasus project suggests have actually been abusing the technology all enjoy trade relations with Israel or have diplomatic ties with the country that have been improving markedly in recent years..."
"Asked whether Israel could access intelligence gathered by NSO clients, one person close to the company replied: “The Americans think so"..."
"That view was supported by current and former US intelligence officials, who told the Washington Post, a partner in the Pegasus project, that there was a presumption that Israel had some access – via a “backdoor” – to intelligence unearthed via such surveillance tools".
THE ONLY DEMOCRACY IN THE KNOWN HEMISPHERES is some caper.
Reminder: which two countries' governments did Jeremy Corbyn focus on more than any other except the UK?
Saudi Arabia and Israel.
Was he wrong?! Shame on him for believing in human rights, dignity and privacy huh? Thank God the dear old British people sent him packing. 🙄🙄🙄🙄
Saudi Arabia and Israel.
Was he wrong?! Shame on him for believing in human rights, dignity and privacy huh? Thank God the dear old British people sent him packing. 🙄🙄🙄🙄
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