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Hackers Expose Alleged Israeli Soldiers Involved in Sumud Flotilla Raid, Offer $100,000 Bounty
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Hackers Expose Alleged Israeli Soldiers Involved in Sumud Flotilla Raid, Offer $100,000 Bounty

The Iranian-linked hacker group "Hanzala" has published the personal information of 69 alleged Israeli soldiers who reportedly attacked the Global Sumud Flotilla. The group is offering a $100,000 bounty for each of the identified individuals, accusing them of disrupting aid efforts to Gaza.

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