Threatening Leaflets Distributed in Tel Aviv Warn of Water and Electricity Infrastructure Attacks
Translated & summarized from Behadrei Haredim by baba
Threatening leaflets warning of attacks on Israel's water and electricity infrastructure were discovered in mailboxes in northern Tel Aviv on Monday. The leaflets, attributed to the "Handala Team," contain a QR code leading to a message threatening retaliation for attacks on "Resistance Front" energy infrastructure. Police have opened an investigation, with the Shin Bet reportedly involved, and are asking the public to report any findings.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Threatening leaflets targeting Israel's water and electricity infrastructure were found in Tel Aviv.
- The leaflets warn of retaliation if attacks on "Resistance Front" energy infrastructure continue.
- A QR code on the leaflets leads to a message from the "Handala Team."
- Police have launched an investigation, with the Shin Bet reportedly involved.
- Authorities are urging the public to report any discovered leaflets to the police.
Leaflets containing threats to damage Israel's electricity and water infrastructure were found on Monday in mailboxes across several addresses in northern Tel Aviv. The leaflets, designed in dark red, feature slogans such as "No Water" and "No Electricity," alongside a QR code. Scanning the code leads to a threat message attributed to a group called "Handala Team" or "HPR." The message warns that if attacks against the energy infrastructure of the "Resistance Front" continue, Israeli infrastructure will be targeted in response. It states that "on that day, not a single power station, refinery, or desalination plant will remain in the occupied territories," and threatens that millions of residents will be left without electricity and water. The police have launched an investigation into the distribution of these leaflets, with the Shin Bet (Israel Security Agency) also reportedly involved. Police officers from the Yarkon district responded to multiple locations in northern Tel Aviv, conducted searches, and collected evidence. Authorities are urging citizens who find such leaflets to contact the police hotline at 100. The investigation is ongoing.
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