The Hanzala challenge Israel's election security: the "Hanzala" cyber group placed a package containing a bouquet of flowers, a message from Asim Sarmad, commander of the Hanzala Popular Resistance Front, and a special letter at the place where Gadi Eisenkot, former IDF commander, was staying. In a message addressed to Eisenkot, Asim Sarmad, the commander of the Hanzla, wrote: "I will never forget you, and I will be with you every moment, closer than ever! Hanzla also announced that she placed bouquets of flowers in 61 polling stations, and challenges the security of the elections by asking whether the Israeli authorities are able to identify all these packages. Hanzla concluded by mocking Binyamin Netanyahu's promises to ensure election security.