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A transgender Israeli woman who served in Israel's Unit 81 military intelligence division was detained by ICE after a kidnapping conviction, facing deportation.
Two years after Israel's pager bombing killed civilians in Lebanon, no prosecution, investigation, or arms suspension has followed, rights groups say.
Sudanese and US sources say a dossier on alleged Sudanese army chlorine bomb production, reported by the NYT and WaPo, originated with Israeli intelligence.
A new opinion piece revisits the UAE's alleged surveillance of British activist Anas Altikriti, using it to question the UK-UAE alliance and the Israeli mercenary reportedly hired to spy on him.
Mossad chief Roman Gofman phoned Syria's foreign minister about Turkish military presence four days before Israel bombed a Syrian airbase, sources say.
OCCRP found NSO Group's co-founder used an Israeli diplomatic passport in 2013, as Citizen Lab confirms Pegasus hacked an EU lawmaker probing spyware abuse.
Israeli ex-diplomat Yahav Lichner allegedly leaked confidential UN files to Israeli officials during a Gaza war inquiry, then rose to run UNICEF's Washington office.
DOJ prosecution of a Louisiana man for alleged Oct. 7 participation rests on Israeli phone data authenticated by an anonymous Israeli agent, echoing the Holy Land Foundation trials.
U.S. officials say Iranian assassination threats against Trump, cited in a dramatic Air Force One security switch, originated from unverified 'low confidence' Israeli intelligence.
