After initially refusing to assist controversial Israeli spyware firm, Jerusalem said lobbying Biden administration on its behalf, arguing it should be given chance to reform

Court says José Luis Calama will lead judicial commission to question company CEO Shalev Hulio, as part of probe into phone hacking of Spanish PM and other officials

Salah Hamouri held under administrative detention; was picked up day after publishing op-ed criticizing ‘Israeli apartheid’; rights groups say his phone was hacked with NSO spyware

PM Sanchez, who was targeted by Pegasus spyware, says move is about 'ensuring maximum respect for the individual and political rights of people'

Agency said to have written of its intentions to Israeli Defense Ministry; it previously said it purchased the software for learning purposes only

Proposal manages to pass first reading in Knesset with vote of 59-58 after coalition MK leaves plenum for interview

Paz Esteban, the first woman to head the country's CNI intelligence agency, is the center of phone hacking scandal of prime minister and Catalan leaders

Minister says Pegasus obtained large amount of data from Pedro Sanchez's cellphone; announcement comes as Madrid faces pressure for alleged hacking of Catalan separatists

Pedro Sanchez says answer needed amid claims notorious Pegasus software was used on leading figures in Catalonian separatist movement including elected officials

El Pais newspaper says government use of Pegasus software to hack cellphones targeted selected individuals and was not 'massive' as alleged