Lebanese PM's X Account Hacked, Post Against Israel Deleted
The X account of Lebanese Prime Minister Nawaf Salam was hacked, and a tweet condemning IDF activity in the south of the country was deleted. Salam reposted the message, noting that a foreign party had breached his account. He rejected the Israeli claim about military infrastructure and stressed that Lebanon's sovereignty and the right of return are not negotiable. The identity of the hacker remains unknown.
The X account of Lebanese Prime Minister Nawaf Salam was hacked, and a tweet he had posted condemning IDF activity in the south of the country was deleted. Salam reposted the message, noting that a foreign party had managed to breach his account and delete it. He rejected the Israeli claim that the destruction operations stem from the presence of military infrastructure, emphasizing that villages, homes, government buildings, and public facilities are not "military installations." He added that Lebanon's sovereignty, the security of its residents, and the right of southern residents to return to their land are not subject to negotiation. According to "Al-Nashra," the original message was published on August 12 at 17:24, and Salam reposted it on August 13. So far, no details have been published about the identity of the hacker, and no evidence has been presented linking the incident to Israel or any other party.