Mossad's invisible hands to infiltrate the black continent; Spy with humanitarian cover

While the world is focused on the brutal crimes of the Zionists against the Gaza Strip, the occupation regime is trying to redesign its strategic presence in Africa in the shadow of news and quietly; A presence that apparently demonstrates its civil and civil tools, but in reality has deep information and security roots.

Spy with humanitarian and developmental

From Uganda to Ethiopia and from Nigeria to South Africa, reports indicate the expansion of the Zionist Mossad intelligence service and its affiliated companies, covering economic and humanitarian projects; So much information on hiring local elements and using advanced electronic supervision tools through civilian companies that seem to be development -oriented, but in essence the intelligence arm and espionage. Consignment, published.

This Zionist espionage influence on the continent of Africa has increased significantly after the start of the Gaza war on October 5, and is within the framework of the regime's efforts to create a political pyramid in the international community and to support African countries; Countries that have always supported the Palestinians traditionally and nationally.

According to research by the Zionist Times, Mossad's intelligence service since November has intensified its operations in several African countries under the cover of economic and humanitarian projects.

According to a new study recently published by the Elzitone Research Center, the Zionist regime is officially or unofficially linked to more than 5 African countries. And to infiltrate silent information, it relies on development tools and private companies.

Attracting spy through educational institutions

Among these companies, Mashawi is the Zionist International Cooperation Agency, which offers itself as a development assistance arm; But it is often a gateway to political and security influence. The Zionist regime's educational institution, led by the Al -Jalil International Management Institute, also attract hundreds of personalities and students from African countries through programs that go beyond management, military training and the creation of local defense networks.

Most African countries are said to have at least one prominent official who has graduated from the Zionist Institute. The activities that the Zionist regime do, apparently include the establishment of development centers, a large part of which is related to gathering information on anti -Zionist activities or tracking the Palestinian resistance movements.

Mohammad Saleh, director of the African Political Research and Studies Center, said: “The process that Zionist institutions have taken and the intensification of its efforts to infiltrate the African continent through spy tools is due to the weakness of Tel Aviv in African circles, especially among the nations.” This has led the Zionist regime to exploit the fragility of some African governments and the weakness of their security infrastructure to infiltrate these countries through civilian fronts or development companies that are the arm of recruitment and security influence.

Zionist regime's pegasus malware in African markets

Meanwhile, Pegasus spy malware has been one of the Zionist regime's influence on the African continent in recent years, and Zionist companies specialized in cyber security and espionage have emerged as key actors in Africa. These companies have played a major role in shaping and directing regulatory policies to serve the security agenda that go beyond the national borders.

According to the British Guardian newspaper, several African governments have used this espionage malware to track their opponents and activists in 2008. The NSO Zionist Company, which produces this malware, has acted as an intermediary between African governments and the occupation regime's security agencies, providing the technology to Africans with the approval of the regime's Ministry of War.

Farin Polisi also reported in January that Pegasus was used in Rwanda, Uganda, Maghreb and several countries of the African coast, leading to the hacking of journalists, opposition and even foreign officials in Africa.

According to the Arab Political Research and Research Center, Tel Aviv has signed security agreements with African countries such as Chad, Ethiopia and Uganda, including military training and information sharing. But the purpose of these agreements is to recover Tel Aviv coalitions in Africa to serve the Zionist regime's strategy to isolate Palestinian resistance in the region and among the Arab countries.

A report released by Al Jazeera in year 6 also said Mossad has set up many oversight centers in African countries to observe Hamas and Islamic jihad activities and create opposition centers in Palestine in these countries.

Behind the spread of Tel Aviv spy movements in Africa

Nathan Brown, a researcher at the Brookings Institute, believes that Tel Aviv uses its influence in Africa to gain international legitimacy through the Block of African voters at the United Nations; In particular, European support for Tel Aviv on human rights issues in the United Nations has declined.

Despite the spy on the occupation regime's spy activities in the African continent, reports show that there is a ceiling in these countries that Tel Aviv cannot pass; That is, anti -colonial public opinion in Africa that supports the Palestinian cause.