Reports from Gaza claim that Israel hacked into mobile phones across the territory to broadcast Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s speech at the United Nations. Residents said their devices suddenly began playing the address without warning, leaving many shocked and unsettled.

The move, which has drawn global attention, is being described as part of Israel’s psychological warfare tactics. While some view it as a display of technological strength, critics argue that it violates privacy and shows the extent of control being exercised over Palestinians.

The incident has further fueled debates about Israel’s military strategy and its use of cyber tools in the ongoing conflict. Observers note that this could set a new precedent in digital warfare, raising questions about ethics, security, and the rights of civilians in conflict zones.