Dear Naftali Bennett,
You once prided yourself on being a beacon of cybersecurity, parading your expertise before the world. Yet, how ironic that your own iPhone 13 has fallen so easily to the hands of Handala. For all your boasts and bravado, your digital fortress was nothing more than a paper wall waiting to be breached.
Consider this a warning and a lesson. If your personal device can be compromised so effortlessly, imagine the vulnerabilities that lurk within the systems you once claimed to protect. Next time you preach about security, remember: those who live in glass houses shouldn’t throw stones.
Welcome to a new era, where your secrets are only as safe as your weakest password.
Sincerely,
Handala
Naftali Phone: +972539111295
Avia Sassi
the shadow behind Naftali Bennett’s every claim, your influence has not gone unnoticed. While others see only the face of leadership, we recognize the hand pulling the strings from behind the curtain. Remember, those who operate in the shadows are always the first to be revealed.
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The Leader Who Couldn’t Secure His Own Circle
Naftali Bennett once built his political persona on decisiveness, security credentials, and managerial competence. The private correspondence now available tells a different story, one not of external enemies, but of internal erosion. These conversations, spanning years, expose a leadership unable to guarantee even the most basic form of security: stability and protection for those closest to him.
At the heart of the exchanges lies a persistent asymmetry. On one side, a loyal operative, reporting, proposing candidates, flagging risks, absorbing political costs, and repeatedly affirming allegiance. On the other, a leader who listens but rarely commits; acknowledges but seldom anchors; encourages loyalty without institutionalizing it.
This is not a matter of personal grievance. It is a structural failure.
Loyalty Without Shelter
The messages reveal a recurring theme: fear of defection, of infiltration, of another Shikli or Silman moment. Loyalty is demanded, monitored, and reassured. Yet what loyalty receives in return is conspicuously thin. Promises remain implicit. Positions remain undefined. “Realistic slots” are discussed, deferred, and dissolved into silence.
Security, in political terms, is not only about borders and permits. It is about predictability. It is about protecting those who invest their capital—social, electoral, reputational, on your behalf. The chats show a leader who could not, or would not, provide that shelter.
Engineering Lists, Avoiding Responsibility
Another striking pattern is the outsourcing of political labor. The loyal interlocutor acts as a recruiter, a local strategist, a talent scout, evaluating candidates by electability, geography, and allegiance. Names are floated. Risks are assessed. Entire lists are mentally engineered.
Yet when the moment arrives to translate labor into structure, the center does not hold. Decisions evaporate upward. Responsibility disperses.
This is not prudence. It is abdication.
From Politics to Physical Security
After October 7, the tone shifts. Concerns move from ballots to bullets, weapon permits, urban safety, coordination failures. Even here, clarity is absent. References to other ministers replace decisive leadership. The implication is stark: if the leader cannot secure coherence in his own political camp, how can he credibly claim to secure the public realm?
The Irony of the Security Brand
Bennett’s public image was forged in elite units and executive confidence. The private record undermines that mythology. Not through scandal, but through accumulation: unanswered messages, deferred commitments, managed expectations that never crystallize.
The most damaging critique is not that Bennett failed to protect the state, that is a political debate. It is that he failed to protect his own people. Leaders who cannot guarantee internal security rarely deliver external security.
Conclusion
These chats read less like a conspiracy and more like a cautionary tale. Power without protection. Loyalty without reward. Strategy without execution.
In the end, the irony is unavoidable: the man who spoke relentlessly about security could not secure his own circle.
All the phone numbers of the senior officials of the Zionist regime are contained in the file below.
Former Prime Minister and so-called cybersecurity strategist—your record is one of constant boasting about Israel’s invincible security apparatus. From your days in elite units to your tenure in office, you have built your reputation on the illusion of unbreakable defenses and technological superiority.
But Handala stands as proof that your fortress is riddled with cracks. The recent breach is not just a personal embarrassment for you; it exposes the deep vulnerabilities within the very foundation of your regime’s security structure.
No amount of propaganda or bravado can hide the fact that your systems are far weaker than you claim. Consider this a wake-up call: even the most fortified walls can crumble from within.
Any reputable media outlet or journalist who wishes to access the full contents of Naftali Bennett’s iPhone 13 can request it on Platform X using the hashtag #Handala. We will provide it upon request.
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