The Independent:

Norway issues international warrant for an entrepreneur behind Bulgarian-shell company that sold exploding pagers to Hezbollah.

“We have on behalf of the Oslo police sent out an international wanted notice today,” Åste Dahle Sundet, a spokeswoman for Norway's National Criminal Investigation Service told The Associated Press.

[RT]

Hackmanac Cyber News:

Handala claims to have leaked 60,000 "secret" emails from Israel's Ministry of Foreign Affairs and has made available 3 GB of data divided into two archives.

Handala also stated, "This data is only a small part of our data lake about Gabi Ashkenazi, former Minister of Foreign Affairs and Chief of General Staff of the regime's armed forces!"

The confirmation or denial of these claims has yet to be verified.

[RT]

⚡️Israeli media: Loud explosions were heard in Tel Aviv

[G&T]

Ynet:

The British police announced today (Thursday) that they are investigating a cyber attack that hit 19 train stations throughout the kingdom, including some of the largest stations.

According to the police, the cyber attack occurred yesterday afternoon, and access to the Wi-Fi services was cut off after one of the passengers complained about the messages they received. The messages opened with the title "Europe, we love you", and then, according to reports, a list of terrorist attacks was attached to them.

The content of the messages was censored by the British media.

[RT]