300 Israelis Placed Under Surveillance in Spyware Probe
Documents reveal that around 300 Israelis were monitored in a covert surveillance operation that targeted figures connected to the arms industry, spyware makers, and the prosecutor in the Netanyahu cases. The materials, published alongside a range of other current- affairs items, point to a networked spying effort whose scope extended from Marseille to Tel Aviv.
The article says the surveillance is part of a broader influence and intelligence operation that has already stirred controversy in France. No names of those allegedly behind the monitoring are given in the excerpt, and the publication does not say who ordered it or how the operation was carried out.
The report offers no immediate response from the people or organizations mentioned. It does not specify whether authorities in Israel or France have opened an investigation, but the exposure of the operation appears to be the next development.
