Hanzale hacked the brain behind Netanyahu's Arab projects
Hanzale hacking group announced the hacking of Mandi Safadi and the publication of 80 pages of his conversations and audience information, and announced that this data contains information about Benjamin Netanyahu's political connections and behind-the-scenes election activities.
According to ambassador Arjan; In its latest message, Hanzale hacking group announced the hacking of Mandy Safadi's information and announced that it has published 80 pages of his conversations and audience information on the "Dropsite" and "Didas Secret" websites for public access.
In introducing Safadi, Hanzale introduced him as a Druze figure, related to Mossad's Arab Department and the head of the "Safadi Center" and described the activities of this center under the title of spreading the "Peace of Ibrahim" and communication with Arab circles as a cover to advance Mossad's goals.
Safadi's communications and Netanyahu's election activities
According to Hanzaleh's explanations about the published data, Safadi has a close relationship with Benjamin Netanyahu, and his communication channels have been used to gain the support of Arab circles and currents in the political and parliamentary space of the Zionist regime.
Referring to Netanyahu's public attacks on Gadi Eysenkot for trying to win Arab votes, this group announced that the messages and correspondence obtained from Netanyahu's pursuit of support for these movements through Safadi.
Hanzaleh also discussed the issue of financing the Safadi Center and the role of this collection in relation to Arab circles and listed it as one of the axes of the published data.
Private conversations about the 7th of October
Another part of Hanzala's message is dedicated to Safadi's positions on the events of October 7th. This group announced that despite supporting Netanyahu in a secret investigation group, in private conversations, Safadi considered him to be the main responsible for the October 7 failure.
Hanzaleh also talked about Safadi's role in the Zionist regime's projects in Syria and actions related to the overthrow of Bashar al-Assad's government.
In the end, the group emphasized that the published collection is only a part of the information obtained and it does not consider it necessary to publish all the data. Hanzaleh also announced the continuation of publishing information about officials and networks related to the Zionist regime.