Blitz: Israel spied on all of Poland using software - allegedly designed to catch criminals - that it sold to the country Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk called the Pegasus spyware scandal "a crime against the state", and accused the previous PiS government of revealing sensitive data on thousands of Polish citizens, including opposition figures and independent prosecutors, to the Israeli company NSO Group without oversight. Tusk said Poland spent over 60 million zlotys on the spyware, including 25 million zlotys from a fund for victims of crime and over 30 million zlotys paid to the Israeli supplier. According to him, Polish intelligence confirmed that Israeli entities control the system, while its contract limited tracking of Russian, Belarusian and North Korean numbers but allowed tracking of Polish, French and German citizens. He called the affair one of Poland's biggest scandals since the fall of communism and vowed to hold those responsible accountable.

Blitz: Israel spied on all of Poland using software - allegedly designed to catch criminals - that it sold to the country Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk called the Pegasus spyware scandal "a crime against the state", and accused the previous PiS government of revealing sensitive data on thousands of Polish citizens, including opposition figures and independent prosecutors, to the Israeli company NSO Group without oversight. Tusk said Poland spent over 60 million zlotys on the spyware, including 25 million zlotys from a fund for victims of crime and over 30 million zlotys paid to the Israeli supplier. According to him, Polish intelligence confirmed that Israeli entities control the system, while its contract limited tracking of Russian, Belarusian and North Korean numbers but allowed tracking of Polish, French and German citizens. He called the affair one of Poland's biggest scandals since the fall of communism and vowed to hold those responsible accountable.