Pegasus: Jordanian officials and journalists demand probe into hacking of their phones
Activists are calling on Amman to investigate how nearly 200 Jordanians' phones were compromised
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Activists are calling on Amman to investigate how nearly 200 Jordanians' phones were compromised
The cellphones of nearly 200 Jordanians were discovered to have been infiltrated by an Israeli company’s spyware
Calls for investigation follow reports some 200 Jordanians' phones hacked, including royal court members and activists; top lawmaker says Jordan never purchased NSO's spyware, alleges source of hacking outside kingdom
AMMAN — Circular No. 46, concerning public gatherings, has drawn mixed reactions from Jordanians.The circular, issued by Prime Minister and Minister of Defence Bisher Al Khasawneh on October 12, stipulates that restaurants cannot allow more than 10 people seated at one table inside the restaurant and no more than 15 people seated at one table in the restaurant’s outer