WANA (Mar 20) – The cyber group Handala Cyber Group claimed it has released more than 100,000 sensitive emails belonging to Deborah Oppenheimer, a former deputy head of foreign relations and cooperation at the Mossad and current head of international affairs at Israel’s Institute for National Security.

 

The group said it successfully breached Oppenheimer’s email account, alleging that she had long been involved in promoting Israeli ideology globally through media influence and lobbying efforts.

 

According to the statement, the operation resulted in access to over 100,000 sensitive emails, which have now been made publicly available for download. The group claims the documents reveal “the true face of Zionism” and its global influence network, including alleged media planning and covert operations.

 

Handala had previously accessed confidential data belonging to several Israeli security and research officials, including Ilan Steiner, Laura Gilinsky, Tamir Hayman, and Raz Zimmt.