Anti-Iranian robots at the service of Netanyahu's election campaign Reports indicate that dozens of user accounts in cyberspace, which previously worked to weaken the Iranian government, have now turned to publishing propaganda messages supporting Benjamin Netanyahu and attacking his political opponents on the eve of the general elections in Israel. The Israeli newspaper "Haaretz" reported on Tuesday that investigators have identified over a thousand suspicious accounts on the X social network. According to Al Jazeera and Israel's Times, these accounts, which are mainly active on the X social network, are republishing the election messages of Netanyahu and the Likud party, and by publishing critical materials against Gadi Eisenkot, the former Chief of Staff of the IDF, and Naftali Bennett, the former Prime Minister of this regime, are They are trying to scare the opponents of Netanyahu's winners. Some of these Hebrew accounts directly asked users to vote for Netanyahu. - Link.

Anti-Iranian robots at the service of Netanyahu's election campaign Reports indicate that dozens of user accounts in cyberspace, which previously worked to weaken the Iranian government, have now turned to publishing propaganda messages supporting Benjamin Netanyahu and attacking his political opponents on the eve of the general elections in Israel. The Israeli newspaper "Haaretz" reported on Tuesday that investigators have identified over a thousand suspicious accounts on the X social network. According to Al Jazeera and Israel's Times, these accounts, which are mainly active on the X social network, are republishing the election messages of Netanyahu and the Likud party, and by publishing critical materials against Gadi Eisenkot, the former Chief of Staff of the IDF, and Naftali Bennett, the former Prime Minister of this regime, are They are trying to scare the opponents of Netanyahu's winners. Some of these Hebrew accounts directly asked users to vote for Netanyahu. - Link.