PNN – Hebrew media have reported a hacking breach into the office of the criminal prime minister of the usurping Zionist regime.
According to the report of Pakistan News Network; Hebrew-language media outlets—including the regime’s Channels 12 and 13—reported that hackers have successfully compromised the accounts of the Israeli prime minister’s aides and have announced plans to release WhatsApp messages exchanged by one of his advisors.
According to these media outlets, the advisor claims that after his personal account was connected to a foreign server in the United Arab Emirates, hacking sites have threatened to publish all of the WhatsApp messages belonging to Yonatan Urich, a close advisor to Netanyahu.
Hacking websites are threatening to release all WhatsApp messages belonging to Yonatan Urich—a close advisor to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
These threats come approximately two weeks after a security breach involving Urich’s personal WhatsApp account was revealed—an incident that sparked concerns regarding the potential leakage of sensitive messages.
In late September, it was revealed that Urich had linked his personal WhatsApp account to a third-party service operating in the United Arab Emirates as part of a system designed to monitor media posts concerning the Prime Minister and his wife.
This connection granted the service full, unencrypted access to the correspondence and content passing through the account—including potentially sensitive information.
This latest threat joins a series of cyber-attacks that have targeted high-ranking Israeli officials over the past year.
In December 2025, the hacker group “Hanzala”—allegedly linked to Iran—leaked the correspondence and contact lists of former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett; Bennett confirmed that his Telegram account had been compromised but maintained that his phone itself had not been hacked.
In April 2026, the group claimed to have hacked the device of former Chief of General Staff Herzi Halevi, releasing dozens of his personal photos and videos, including recordings featuring his family and senior officers.
Israel’s Channel 12 reported that the leaked messages—circulated today (Sunday) via Telegram and WhatsApp groups—revealed personal correspondence involving Yonatan Urich, an advisor to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Leaked correspondence points to a failed attempt to leak information from within the Prime Minister’s inner circle. It is worth noting that the Haaretz newspaper revealed last month that Urich had developed an AI-based system to monitor the communications of the Prime Minister and his wife. While working on this system, the Prime Minister’s advisor left the program’s code—including sensitive access credentials—exposed on the internet; this has now created a serious security breach that could lead to the leakage of personal information. It was also subsequently revealed that Urich had linked his personal WhatsApp account to a Dubai-based corporate service, which gained unencrypted access to his correspondence.
The AI tool developed by Urich was specifically designed to provide immediate alerts to the Prime Minister and his wife, Sara, whenever news concerning them was published. The tool monitors approximately 50 news sources every 90 seconds and sends WhatsApp messages, enabling a rapid response.
As previously mentioned, Urich had left the software code accessible online; this code exposed the identifiers and private keys associated with the WhatsApp groups.