Hanzla challenged the security of the elections in Israel The Nachala cyber group placed a package with a bouquet of flowers, a message from Asim Sarmad, the commander of the popular resistance front of Hanzla, and a special letter addressed to Gadi Eisenkot, the former commander of the IDF. In the message of Asim Sarmad, the commander of the Hanzla, who is addressing Eisenkot: "I will never forget you and I will be with you in every moment, closer than ever! "Hantselah also announced that he placed bouquets of flowers at 61 polling stations and challenged the security of the elections by asking whether the Israeli authorities are able to discover all these packages. In the end, a mockery was made of Benjamin Netanyahu's promises about guaranteeing the elections. / Hanzala challenged the security of the elections in Israel The "Hanzala" cyber group placed a package containing a bouquet of flowers, a message from Asim Sarmad, commander of the popular resistance front of "Hanzala", and a special letter addressed to Gadi Eisenkot, former IDF commander. In a message from Massim Sarmad, the commander of the Hanzla, addressed to Eisenkot, it is written: "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 at 61 polling stations and challenged the security of the elections on the question of whether Israeli officials are able to discover all these packages. At the end, Hanzala scoffed at Binyamin Netanyahu's promises about guaranteeing election security. / Handela challenged the security of the elections in Israel The Handela cyber group placed a package containing a bouquet of flowers and a message from Masem Sarmad, the leader of the Handela Popular Resistance Front, and a private message on the website of Gadi Eisenkot, former IDF commander. Asim Sarmed, commander of the Handala, said in a letter to Eisenkot: "I will never forget you, and I will be with you every moment, closer than ever! "" Handella also announced that she placed bouquets of flowers in 61 polling stations, and challenged the security of the elections on the question of whether Israeli officials managed to discover all these packages.