Ken Israel reported that the State Police opened an investigation on Monday, November 9, after discovering threatening messages in the mailboxes of residents of North Tel Aviv, which are suspected to be from the Islamic Republic. At the same time, the hacker group supporting the Islamic Republic of Iran "Hanzala" took responsibility for the distribution of these messages.
According to a Cannes network report, the leaflets include a QR code, which directs the audience to the leaked hacker group's website. In its message to Israel, this group warned against the attack on Iran's energy infrastructure and groups affiliated with the Islamic Republic and declared: "This is the last warning."
It was also reported on the Israeli website Walla News that the "Hanzala" group announced that dozens of its members distributed hundreds of thousands of threatening messages overnight to the mailboxes of residential buildings in Tel Aviv.
"On Monday morning, we received reports of the discovery of messages in mailboxes at several addresses in the north of the city," the Israel Police said in a statement. "These messages have a QR code that directs the audience to a page that they believe contains threatening content."
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