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Israel’s Jerusalem Post website hacked on Soleimani assassination anniversary -Breaking

by Mike Robinson

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© Reuters. This screen capture, taken January 3, 2022 shows a view of the Jerusalem Post Website after it had been hacked. REUTERS – The Jerusalem Post Website

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(Corrects Soleimani’s murder, paragraph 2)

JERUSALEM (Reuters] – Israel’s Jerusalem Post reported on Monday that the website of its newspaper had been hacked. It claimed it was a threat to Israel.

The website displayed an illustration instead of the main news page. It seemed to be recalling Qassem Soleimani (top Iranian general), who was killed in a U.S.-led drone strike on Iraq in 2019.

Illustration showed a round-shaped bullet shooting from a red ring on the finger. This was an obvious reference to the distinctive Soleimani ring.

The Jerusalem Post (an English-language daily) tweeted its determination to solve the problem.

“We are aware about the hacking apparent on our website.

Along with a direct menace (to Israel), it stated.

The mobile app was not affected and all major Israeli news sites were functioning normally.

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