What we know about the NSO affair, what we don't -- and its potential consequences

Approval dependent on outcome of probes into alleged misuse of Pegasus software, with MKs set to discuss matter next week

Some 1,500 people show up at Tel Aviv protest hyped by opposition leader; justice minister backpedals on need for major inquest

Opposition leader says followers must insist on probe into alleged hacking that took place mainly when he was PM, if they 'don’t want to sweep everything under the carpet'

But Gideon Sa'ar notes that he has yet to receive final findings from ongoing investigations over alleged illicit hacking of Israeli citizens

Former commissioner Roni Alsheich maintains there is thorough judicial oversight for cyber actions as investigation into claims of illegal police spying continues

Alsheich firmly denies reports of widespread spying on citizenry, says he supports thorough inquiry; Bennett: If allegations substantiated, 'I'll go all-in on broadest probe'

'What do I want to eat on Shabbat? Let's ask the NSO people what they want, and we'll coordinate with them,' says Likud MK while holding phone to her ear during speech

Palmor, former director-general of the Justice Ministry, was tasked with investigating the police; new allegations arose Monday that the police illegally investigated her back

In meeting with small group of ministers, Bennett says initial checks required before deciding on establishing formal inquiry, as Shin Bet, Mossad join existing investigation