Security analyst Chananel Aviv warned Saturday night that Israeli Telegram channels are publishing false alerts and impact locations, providing free intelligence to the enemy. He called on channels to act responsibly and stop serving the adversary.
Security analyst Chananel Aviv posted a statement on Telegram late Saturday night criticizing Israeli Telegram channels for what he described as providing a distorted picture of the situation in Israel. Aviv warned that messages such as alerts about 'hospitals in Israel' are fake and provide free intelligence to the enemy. He called on Telegram and news channels to act responsibly and avoid publishing impact locations, arguing that such reports serve the enemy. Aviv's comments add to those of journalist Didi Yaari, who also addressed the issue earlier.
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