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A hacking group aligned with Iran said it had obtained at least 19,000 sensitive files after targeting the personal phone of former Israeli army Chief of Staff Herzi Halevi. In a statement posted on its website on Thursday, the Handala Hack Team said it had carried out a years-long... show more

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🇮🇷🇮🇱 Iran's hacking group released videos and photos of former Israeli Chief of Staff Herzi Halevi In this particular video, he was on a "secret trip" to Jordan

🇮🇷🇮🇱 Iran's hacking group released videos and photos of former Israeli Chief of Staff Herzi Halevi In this particular video, he was on a "secret trip" to Jordan

Lord Bebo

75,349 views • 5 months ago

Iran-linked hacking group Handala hacked former IDF Chief Herzi Halevi’s phone and released photos/videos. The leaks show a secret Jordan visit where Halevi, in civilian clothes, presented a dagger from a Jordanian soldier killed in 1967. Other personal and sensitive materials were also shared online.

Iran-linked hacking group Handala hacked former IDF Chief Herzi Halevi’s phone and released photos/videos. The leaks show a secret Jordan visit where Halevi, in civilian clothes, presented a dagger from a Jordanian soldier killed in 1967. Other personal and sensitive materials were also shared online.

Clash Report

122,226 views • 5 months ago

⚡️🇯🇴🇶🇦🇮🇱JUST IN: Leaked photos from Iranian Handala hacking group show former Israeli Chief of Staff Herzi Halevi on undisclosed trips to Jordan and Qatar including a meeting in Jordan where he presented a dagger belonging to a Jordanian soldier killed in the 1967 6-day war.

⚡️🇯🇴🇶🇦🇮🇱JUST IN: Leaked photos from Iranian Handala hacking group show former Israeli Chief of Staff Herzi Halevi on undisclosed trips to Jordan and Qatar including a meeting in Jordan where he presented a dagger belonging to a Jordanian soldier killed in the 1967 6-day war.

Suppressed News.

290,493 views • 5 months ago

“I want to be very clear—the strike was not carried out with the intention of harming WCK aid workers. It was a mistake that followed a misidentification—at night during a war in very complex conditions. It shouldn’t have happened.” Watch the full statement by IDF Chief of the General Staff LTG Herzi Halevi regarding the unintentional harm to the World Central Kitchen workers:

“I want to be very clear—the strike was not carried out with the intention of harming WCK aid workers. It was a mistake that followed a misidentification—at night during a war in very complex conditions. It shouldn’t have happened.” Watch the full statement by IDF Chief of the General Staff LTG Herzi Halevi regarding the unintentional harm to the World Central Kitchen workers:

Israel Defense Forces

1,854,700 views • 2 years ago

🚨 JUST IN: Iranian hackers EXPOSE Qatar and Jordan They hacked Israeli Chief of Staff Herzi Halevi and released videos on his phone. He was on a "secret" trip to Qatar, including footage from the Amiri Diwan. You can also see him with Jordanian Chief of Staff 🇯🇴 Yousef Huneiti, who is seen gifting him a dagger belonging to a Jordanian soldier killed in 1967. Why are Arab rats normalizing with israel?

🚨 JUST IN: Iranian hackers EXPOSE Qatar and Jordan They hacked Israeli Chief of Staff Herzi Halevi and released videos on his phone. He was on a "secret" trip to Qatar, including footage from the Amiri Diwan. You can also see him with Jordanian Chief of Staff 🇯🇴 Yousef Huneiti, who is seen gifting him a dagger belonging to a Jordanian soldier killed in 1967. Why are Arab rats normalizing with israel?

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24,896 views • 5 months ago

💢 Iran’s Army says it launched a large-scale drone attack on U.S. forces at Al-Duha camp in western Kuwait, targeting ammunition depots, logistics infrastructure, and a U.S. Army command center. The strike was carried out as part of the 21st phase of Iran’s “Thunder” operation, which the Army said was launched in response to repeated U.S. attacks on Iran. Iran’s Army described Al-Duha as a major U.S. military base and support hub in Kuwait housing large numbers of U.S. personnel and equipment.

💢 Iran’s Army says it launched a large-scale drone attack on U.S. forces at Al-Duha camp in western Kuwait, targeting ammunition depots, logistics infrastructure, and a U.S. Army command center. The strike was carried out as part of the 21st phase of Iran’s “Thunder” operation, which the Army said was launched in response to repeated U.S. attacks on Iran. Iran’s Army described Al-Duha as a major U.S. military base and support hub in Kuwait housing large numbers of U.S. personnel and equipment.

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According to US Central Command, large-scale strikes have been carried out in Syria targeting Islamic State. The operation was part of Operation Hawkeye Strike, it said in a statement. Read more ➡️

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BREAKING: The Israel Defense Forces confirmed it carried out strikes Sunday in western and central Iran. In a statement, the military said the Israeli Air Force carried out the strikes. The strikes come after Iran launched a missile attack on Israel earlier in the day, and as President Trump warns retaliation could "blow up" peace negotiations.

BREAKING: The Israel Defense Forces confirmed it carried out strikes Sunday in western and central Iran. In a statement, the military said the Israeli Air Force carried out the strikes. The strikes come after Iran launched a missile attack on Israel earlier in the day, and as President Trump warns retaliation could "blow up" peace negotiations.

Fox News

598,710 views • 3 months ago

Handala hacker group claims deep penetration of Mossad and Shin Bet facilities as unprecedented footage surfaces of spy chiefs’ homes —— The Iranian hacker group Handala has obtained and released aerial surveillance of sensitive Israeli sites, including what it describes as Mossad facilities, residences of air force pilots, and homes of senior intelligence officials. A public statement from the group claims the material was gathered over months through operations conducted with the assistance of local collaborators inside the occupied territories: "The videos and images you are now seeing are aerial footage captured by Handala operatives of top-secret Mossad headquarters, the homes of Israeli Air Force pilots, residences of senior Iran Desk officials within Mossad, homes of Shin Bet counter-terrorism managers, as well as the travel routes and daily movements of senior Zionist security and military officials," the statement read. According to Handala, the footage maps not only locations but also movement patterns and daily routes of senior military and security figures, presenting it as evidence of sustained intelligence access and operational reach. It frames the release as a glimpse into capabilities behind recent undisclosed actions, suggesting a broader campaign that has so far remained largely in the shadows. Handala also used the moment to issue a direct appeal to residents facing economic hardship, urging them to make contact through encrypted channels and join its network.

Handala hacker group claims deep penetration of Mossad and Shin Bet facilities as unprecedented footage surfaces of spy chiefs’ homes —— The Iranian hacker group Handala has obtained and released aerial surveillance of sensitive Israeli sites, including what it describes as Mossad facilities, residences of air force pilots, and homes of senior intelligence officials. A public statement from the group claims the material was gathered over months through operations conducted with the assistance of local collaborators inside the occupied territories: "The videos and images you are now seeing are aerial footage captured by Handala operatives of top-secret Mossad headquarters, the homes of Israeli Air Force pilots, residences of senior Iran Desk officials within Mossad, homes of Shin Bet counter-terrorism managers, as well as the travel routes and daily movements of senior Zionist security and military officials," the statement read. According to Handala, the footage maps not only locations but also movement patterns and daily routes of senior military and security figures, presenting it as evidence of sustained intelligence access and operational reach. It frames the release as a glimpse into capabilities behind recent undisclosed actions, suggesting a broader campaign that has so far remained largely in the shadows. Handala also used the moment to issue a direct appeal to residents facing economic hardship, urging them to make contact through encrypted channels and join its network.

The Cradle

47,337 views • 5 months ago

🇮🇷 The strike on the Iranian elementary school Satellite images show around 100 graves being dug after a school in Minab, southern Iran, was destroyed in an airstrike. Most of the victims were children. Investigators verified the site by matching videos from the ground with satellite imagery. The building had once been part of an IRGC compound years earlier, but by 2016 it had been separated and clearly functioned as a school. Imagery shows more than half of the building destroyed by what analysts describe as a precision strike. During the first 100 hours of the operation, U.S. officials said Israel was bombing northern Iran while the U.S. carried out strikes in the south, where Minab is located. Trump said the strike was Iran's fault. I think this was a huge mistake where nobody takes real responsibility. Source: NY Times Youtube

🇮🇷 The strike on the Iranian elementary school Satellite images show around 100 graves being dug after a school in Minab, southern Iran, was destroyed in an airstrike. Most of the victims were children. Investigators verified the site by matching videos from the ground with satellite imagery. The building had once been part of an IRGC compound years earlier, but by 2016 it had been separated and clearly functioned as a school. Imagery shows more than half of the building destroyed by what analysts describe as a precision strike. During the first 100 hours of the operation, U.S. officials said Israel was bombing northern Iran while the U.S. carried out strikes in the south, where Minab is located. Trump said the strike was Iran's fault. I think this was a huge mistake where nobody takes real responsibility. Source: NY Times Youtube

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A loader tore down part of a historic building in Iran’s northeastern city of Sabzevar this week, destroying its imposing gateway and drawing protests from heritage campaigners, according to footage circulated online and Iranian media reports. Known as the “Russian Barracks” or Tumanian House, the building dates to the reign of Reza Shah, Iran’s first Pahlavi monarch, who ruled from 1925 to 1941, and once housed Soviet troops. Although it was not on Iran’s national heritage register, authorities had formally identified the site as historically valuable. Sabzevar heritage chief Mojtaba Kavian said demolition required his department’s clearance, which had not been obtained. He accused the municipality of a clear violation and said heritage officials had previously warned against demolition. Kavian said his department had even proposed dismantling and relocating the structure brick by brick to preserve it. The local prosecutor’s office later said it had halted further demolition, seized the equipment and opened a case against those who ordered and carried out the work.

A loader tore down part of a historic building in Iran’s northeastern city of Sabzevar this week, destroying its imposing gateway and drawing protests from heritage campaigners, according to footage circulated online and Iranian media reports. Known as the “Russian Barracks” or Tumanian House, the building dates to the reign of Reza Shah, Iran’s first Pahlavi monarch, who ruled from 1925 to 1941, and once housed Soviet troops. Although it was not on Iran’s national heritage register, authorities had formally identified the site as historically valuable. Sabzevar heritage chief Mojtaba Kavian said demolition required his department’s clearance, which had not been obtained. He accused the municipality of a clear violation and said heritage officials had previously warned against demolition. Kavian said his department had even proposed dismantling and relocating the structure brick by brick to preserve it. The local prosecutor’s office later said it had halted further demolition, seized the equipment and opened a case against those who ordered and carried out the work.

Iran International English

11,876 views • 15 days ago

Iran’s Chief of Staff & Army Commander-in-Chief spoke at the Martyr Khezraei Air Training Command on the occasion Iranian Air Force day. Chief of Staff said: Although targets of a possible regional war would target the aggressors themselves, it would nevertheless set the region’s progress and development back by years, and its consequences would fall on the US & Zionist regime.

Iran’s Chief of Staff & Army Commander-in-Chief spoke at the Martyr Khezraei Air Training Command on the occasion Iranian Air Force day. Chief of Staff said: Although targets of a possible regional war would target the aggressors themselves, it would nevertheless set the region’s progress and development back by years, and its consequences would fall on the US & Zionist regime.

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34,170 views • 7 months ago

🇮🇱 A group of ~15 Israeli women affiliated with the Uri Tzafon Movement, a settler group which seeks to establish Israeli settlements in Lebanon, illegally crossed into southern Lebanon on Wednesday, according to The Times of Israel. The Israeli military said that it had located most of the group and escorted them back into Israel.

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22,176 views • 1 month ago

The US military has destroyed a key bridge and maritime control tower in southern Iran as it carried out its sixth consecutive night of attacks. Authorities said at least seven people were killed in the strikes.

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96,309 views • 2 months ago

Yemen's Iran-aligned Houthis said that they would ban ships linked to Israel from the Red Sea after Israel renewed its military attacks on Iran. Here’s a look at what it could mean for the Iran war and its impact on the global energy market

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Reuters

113,610 views • 3 months ago