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Hebrew Language Academy Website Hacked in Iranian Cyberattack - Israel Security The homepage of the Academy of the Hebrew Language was compromised on Wednesday morning, displaying an image of the Palestinian political cartoon Handala alongside the message: "No need to learn Hebrew anymore. You won't need it for much longer." The breach, attributed to Iranian cyberattackers, replaced the academy's official content with the provocative statement, sparking immediate reactions from Israeli officials and linguistic communities. The incident highlights the growing intersection of cyber warfare and cultural symbolism in regional conflicts. The Handala cartoon, a recurring motif in Palestinian political discourse, has been used historically to convey resistance and self-determination. Its sudden appearance on a Hebrew language institution's website underscores the strategic intent behind the attack, which appears to target both the academy's role in preserving the language and its symbolic significance in Israeli national identity. Israeli security authorities have not yet confirmed the extent of the breach or the specific methods used by the attackers. However, the timing of the attack—coinciding with heightened tensions between Israel and Iran—suggests a deliberate attempt to disrupt institutional resources and provoke public debate. The academy, which oversees the standardization and evolution of the Hebrew language, has faced previous cyber threats, though this incident marks one of the most direct and symbolic attacks to date. The message left on the hacked site has been interpreted as a broader statement about the future of Hebrew in the region.#iran #israel #hebrew_language_academy #handala_cartoon #cyberattack
