Israel you are weak warn Anonymous hackers’ group

Among the scalps claimed by the group were the Ministry of Justice website, the state archive portal, and even the national advertising agency. Most of the attacks were repelled within hours, with all agencies currently back online.

“We are attacking the government of Israel more... Israel you're weak! :(“ said a tweet from one of the branches of the dispersed network of online activists, known as AnonymousGlobo.

One of the Anonymous branches, AnonGhost Team, claimed to have hacked the biggest bank system in Israel a fortnight ago, however, on the whole their impact has been more negligible than during Operation Pillar of Defense in 2012.

Largely this is due to government agencies being more proactive in legally pursuing leading hacktivists, not only removing some of the most skilful hackers from the scene, but dissuading others from even trying to make a difference online. 
 
“Anons are more protective of their profiles… governments are far more against truths being exposed and their dirty laundry being aired, more so than ever... Previously anon has been very public with its activities. The case is much different now,” AnonOps, another group within the movement, told Vice.