NOURNEWS - The Zionist newspaper Ma'ariv wrote in a report a few days ago; Naftali Bennett called on the Israeli Internal Security Agency (Shin Bet) to investigate Iranian-linked hackers trying to contact a number of Israeli political activists.

The request came after the hacker network shared political content, offered to help organize protests against Bennett's coalition government, and also sought to contact Benjamin Netanyahu's son, Yair Netanyahu.

Yair Netanyahu, one of the two sons of the former Israeli prime minister, has been active in political activities aimed at bringing the Likud party and his father back to power, and has used social media to repeatedly criticize the Naftali Bennett government, its members, and supporters.

Ma'ariv had emphasized, the mission of the hackers, who are suspected of working for Iran's intelligence and security services, is to deepen political divisions in Israel, and they now see fit to do so through the Likud party.

According to information received by Nournews, Bennett, who is under intense pressure from domestic political rivals and social activists due to his inability to run the government, blamed the recent pressure and the spread of protests on social media and networks in private meetings, considered the infiltration of cyber forces affiliated with Iran, and has issued an order to identify and deal with them severely.

On the other hand, two nights ago, when several Israeli media outlets were attacked by hacker groups, many social media users in Israel ridiculed and despised the Bennett government and demanded that he be held accountable for this scandal.

In this regard, today, Qatari Al-Arabi published special images of the hacking of the security cameras in the Jerusalem Post building of the Zionist regime, which show the images of the newspaper's editorial office.

According to Al-Arabi, this was done by a group of hackers called "Qasim" and, at the same time, the Twitter accounts and websites of the Ma'ariv and Jerusalem Post newspapers were hacked.

This group of hackers has published images in these accounts that show a missile attack on the Zionist regime's Dimona nuclear facility, which also shows the ring of the martyr General Qassem Soleimani as the source of the missile.

JerusalemPost website hacked