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NSO crisis between Israel and France: The head of the National Security Council secretly visits Paris to negotiate a deal to end tensions

Since the outbreak of the crisis, which began due to the suspicion of hacking into Macron's phone, the Elysee Palace has ordered a freeze on some contacts with Israel.

The head of the National Security Council gave clarifications to the French in the affair and presented a proposal for resolving the crisis.

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Thursday, 21 October 2021, 19:53

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In the video: Ganz meets with France's defense minister (Photo: Reuters)

The head of the National Security Council, Eyal Hulta, has secretly visited Paris in recent days and met at the Elysee Palace with his French counterpart Emanuel Boone.

In July,

senior Israeli

investigators revealed that a number of countries that had purchased NSO's Pegasus software had used it to hack into the smartphones of journalists, opposition figures and human rights activists and not just to thwart terrorist attacks. And fighting crime.These countries included India, Hungary, Mexico, Saudi Arabia and Morocco.

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The French made it clear that the crisis was over and removed the freeze on diplomatic contacts.

Macaroon (Photo: AP)

The publication created a diplomatic crisis between Israel and France.

French President Macron called Prime Minister Naftali Bennett and asked for clarification on the matter and the latter undertook to conduct an investigation.

A few days later, Defense Minister Benny Gantz flew to Paris and presented the French defense minister with preliminary findings.

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It was learned that after the outbreak of the crisis in July, the Elysee Palace ordered a freeze on a significant part of the political, security and intelligence contacts with Israel, and especially reciprocal visits until the issue is clarified.

In the months since, there have been quiet negotiations between Israel and France to end the affair. The person who led these contacts was Hulta in front of his French counterparts. The National Security Adviser's visit to Paris marked the first compromise of the crisis.

Israel provided France with further details regarding the investigation.

NSO offices (Photo: AP)

During the visit, Hulta presented his French counterpart with further clarifications on the NSO issue and sent him a proposal to resolve the crisis.

One of the clauses in the proposal is that Israel will pledge to France that any future contract for the export of offensive cyber to a third country will include a clause prohibiting the attack on French numbers, similar to what already exists today with the United States and Britain, according to senior Israeli officials.

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