ALBAWABA - A video circulating on social media sparked debate after capturing a machine at an Israeli bus station in Tel Aviv playing Palestinian music.
According to Israeli reports, the suspects were reportedly identified as Iraqi hackers who breached the machine to protest Israel's occupation of Palestine and the ongoing attacks on Gaza despite the ceasefire.
Palestinian music was broadcast from the machine as a video of the incident flooded social media platforms such as X (formerly Twitter). Eyewitnesses revealed that the hacking incident disrupted the usual schedule and also broadcast unusual messages.
Video: Iraqi hackers breach Israeli bus station to play Palestinian songs
Israel's two-year aggression on Gaza caused the killing of more than 69,000 Palestinians and the injury of over 170,000 others, with the majority of them being women and children, according to the health ministry in the Strip.
Recent heavy rains also flooded Gaza's displacement camps due to poor sewage systems, leaving many Palestinians without proper shelter. Videos and images of the dire situation flooded several social media platforms, capturing drenched tents and strong winds.
