Hacker group Mossad claim emerged

A hacker group named Handala claimed that a Mossad official connected to the Iran file was killed by a car bomb. The claim has been independently verified...

Scraper SystemJune 05, 2026, 10:57 AM

A hacker group named Handala claimed that a senior official of a new unit within Mossad, alleged to be connected to the Iran file, was killed by a bomb placed in a vehicle. The statement asserted that the incident occurred on the morning of June 4.

The group argued that the attack was carried out with an explosive placed on a vehicle and that the target was on Highway 20. According to the claim, the explosion happened in the private car of the targeted person.

Handala said this operation was carried out after months of intelligence tracking, surveillance, and continuous monitoring. The statement conveyed the message that even the most tightly secured individuals could not remain outside the group's access.

The published message also raised the question of whether senior figures in Israeli security structures can be protected. The group questioned whether Israeli authorities would dare to tell the truth on this matter.

The same message used a threatening expression indicating that those thought to be under protection are not unreachable. This section further intensified the group's pressure rhetoric on the targeted structures.

The identity of the person named in the claim and the details of the incident have not been independently verified. The statement was shared along with a video, but at this stage, the news is limited to the narrative put forward by the group.

Handala had recently come to the agenda with announcements claiming to have targeted some names and networks belonging to Israel and the USA. This latest message again brought forward the group's intelligence and infiltration claims.

Since there is no official confirmation about whether the incident actually happened, the identity of the targeted person, and the consequences of the explosion, the claim is being evaluated cautiously.