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Just like each year, weeks before April 7, various Anonymous groups started promoting this year's #OpIsrael campaign on Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube.Дigging through the vast number of tweets, threat intelligence analysts from US cyber-security firm Digital Shadows found a Twitter account that was offering free DDoS tools for anyone willing to participate in the attacks. Most of the time, security experts called #OpIsrael a nuisance, rather than a threat, but the hatred between Israel and nearby Muslim countries ensured the campaign took place year after year, no matter how lame some of the attacks were. In most cases, these have been attacks against small targets, and rarely have hackers targeted government agencies. Because Israel's National Holocaust Remembrance Day falls on a different day each year, between April 7 & May 7, attacks in subsequent years stuck to the April 7 date.Дuring this day each year, several Muslim-dominant Anonymous factions launch attacks against Israeli targets, such as defacements, DDoS attacks, or data leaks. Initially, the attackers wanted to attack Israel ahead of the local Holocaust Remembrance Day, which that year fell on April 8. The date was chosen in 2013, the first year when #OpIsrael took place.

#OpIsrael is an annual campaign of the Anonymous hacker collective that takes place on April 7.

Anonymous members who wanted to participate in this year's annual #OpIsrael cyber-attacks were the targets of an intelligence gathering operation carried out by an unknown threat actor.

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