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According to reports, Israel Police got a court order for phone access prior to the hacking scandal.

Netanyahu rode Pegasus all the way to the Abraham Accords, his most important contribution to Israeli foreign policy. Now he believes that the NSO software cost him his power

Police reportedly claim draining of Shlomo Filber’s phone data was an accident, data never given to investigators; PM's lawyers demand answers ahead of Filber's imminent testimony

From the blog of Ari Z. Zivotofsky at The Times of Israel

A plea deal that was in discussion for weeks between AG Mandelblit and Benjamin Netanyahu fell apart.

Where do the police get off tapping phones of people not suspected of any concrete wrongdoing? 

Prosecution ineptitude and media malice have brought Israel’s democracy to its knees.

U.S. sanctions and other factor may doom NSO, but this week showed how much information it still holds ■ What's missing from the submarine discourse

After missing innumerable exit routes, Netanyahu now wants a deal ■ Though the 'Bibists' are celebrating the trial's collapse, that couldn't be further from the truth ■ In any case, Herzog is too decent to pardon Netanyahu

Now 14 is a look into the right’s paranoid stream of consciousness, which loathes progressives, loves settlements, and remains loyal to King Bibi.