Threatening Leaflets Suspected to Be Iranian Origin Found in Tel Aviv
Translated & summarized from Kan News by baba
Police in Tel Aviv are investigating threatening leaflets found in mailboxes, suspected to be of Iranian origin and linked to the Handala hacking group. The leaflets warn Israel against attacking Iranian infrastructure and issue a final warning. The investigation is ongoing, with citizens asked to report any findings.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Tel Aviv police are investigating threatening leaflets suspected to be from Iran.
- The leaflets are linked to the Handala hacking group, which claims responsibility.
- The leaflets warn Israel against harming Iranian energy and water infrastructure.
- A QR code on the leaflets directs to a page with threatening content.
- Citizens finding the leaflets are asked to contact police immediately.
Israeli police have launched an investigation into threatening leaflets distributed in northern Tel Aviv, which are suspected to have originated from Iran. The leaflets direct recipients to a website belonging to the hostile hacking group "Handala." Iranian media reported that the organization claims responsibility for distributing the leaflets, which warn Israel against harming "energy infrastructure, power plants, refineries, and water desalination facilities of the 'Axis of Resistance,'" referring to Iran and its proxies. The hackers issued a final warning: "This is a final warning."
According to the police, reports were received on Monday morning about leaflets found in mailboxes at several addresses in the northern part of the city. The leaflets contain a QR code that links to a page with what is suspected to be threatening content. Police officers from the Yarkon district responded to the reported locations and collected evidence. Citizens who encounter such leaflets are urged to contact the police at 100.
The article also briefly mentions related topics, including Israeli and US officials supporting an attack on Iran, and Donald Trump's potential decision on the matter, as well as Iranian threats to extend their ballistic missile range to Europe.
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