A viral video reveals an Egyptian hacker disrupting Israeli TV during a live broadcast, showcasing the national anthem and messaging against the displacement of Gaza residents. This follows Trump’s controversial plan to relocate Palestinians from Gaza, which has faced extensive backlash from Palestinian and international voices.
On Sunday, an Egyptian hacker executed a cyber attack on Israeli Channel 14 during a live broadcast, as evidenced by a video that has gained traction on social media. The incident displayed the Egyptian national anthem and flag as guests abruptly disappeared from the screen. In a notable message, the hacker identified as Ahmed Osman stated, “We reject the displacement of Gaza residents from their land… Palestine will remain free.”
The attack follows a controversial proposal from former U.S. President Donald Trump to resettle the Palestinian population of Gaza to other countries, including Egypt and Jordan, and to develop the Gaza Strip into a resort area dubbed the “Riviera of the Middle East.” This plan, announced with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, has drawn significant criticism from Palestinian leaders and several international bodies. Concerns stem from the fact that such displacement contradicts international law and Palestinian rights, alongside regional leaders’ aversion to integrating Palestinian refugees.
The cyber intrusion illustrates rising tensions surrounding the proposed resettlement plan for Gaza. Strong opposition from Palestinian leadership and neighboring countries reflects widespread disapproval of the idea and the vulnerability of media involved. This incident not only emphasizes the ongoing conflict over Palestine but also highlights the role of technology in modern protests against perceived injustices.
Original Source: shafaq.com
