France TV planned to give Israeli firm linked to Netanyahu access to millions of viewers' data

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France Televisions planned to grant Israeli data firm Terrific, co-owned by an advisor to Benjamin Netanyahu, access to millions of viewers' data for its political program. The contract was canceled after Mediapart revealed the deal, which raised concerns among employees about potential foreign interference in upcoming French elections.

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Submitted by Elis Gjevori on Tue, 10/06/2026 - 12:59 French public broadcaster staff feared Terrific's profiling of audience's political preferences could allow foreign interference ahead of elections The logo of the French public television group France Televisions displayed on screens in Toulouse, on 12 March 2025 (AFP) Off An Israeli data company whose co-owner has close ties to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was set to gain access to millions of viewers’ data through France’s publ

France TV planned to give Israeli firm linked to Netanyahu access to millions of viewers' data

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