Israeli cyberspace: a power challenge

Prime Minister of Israel Benjamin Netanyahu, shortly before a speech in Jerusalem, March 14, 2020. (Illustrative image) Gali Tibbon / Pool via REUTERS

By: Eric Bataillon

Whether civilian or military, Israel is at the forefront in all areas related to cyberspace. 

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The State has for a long time favored the training of its specialists, encouraged the creation of start-ups, consolidated its cutting-edge businesses, with the help of a military unit, the 8200 unit. Israel also has its mercenaries, often criticized , and now invests in social networks, such as China or the United States. Recently, the country multiplies cyber attacks, especially against Iran.

Interview with  David Amsellem , specialist in particular in energy issues in the Middle East.

- The Israel / Arab World cross press review:  with Michel Paul in Jerusalem and Alexandre Buccianti in Cairo.

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