Pro-Israeli hackers revealed the details of over 4,800 Saudi Arabian credit cardholders, just days after the websites of El Al, the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange, and Israel’s Anti-Drug Authority were attacked.

The hacker group, which calls itself ‘IDF-Team’, also struck the websites of the United Arab Emirates Central Bank and Gaza’s Arab Bank of Palestine, and claimed that they accessed the information by infiltrating the database of one of Saudi Arabia’s largest banks.
‘IDF-Team’ also warned that should attacks against Israeli websites continue, they will “disable [Arab] stock market, gov’t, economic, [and] security sites.”

On Wednesday night, anti-Israel hackers infiltrated the server of the Anti-Drug Authority and redirected visitors to a website featuring images of Palestinian gunmen and the words “death to Israel” written in Hebrew.

In efforts to limit exposure and minimize vulnerability to the recent wave of anti-Israel cyber attacks, Israel Discount Bank and First International Bank of Israel have blocked international access to their websites.

This move is likely to cause hardship for Israelis living abroad as they will not have web-access to their accounts.

Hackers defaced the official website of the community of Shiloh, one day after the the anti-Israel hacker “ox0mar” downed the websites of  the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange and El Al.

The hackers left a message in Hebrew, writing: “Dear Managers. This is not a joke nor a dream. This is the true reality. From Kurdistan or Iraq. Blessings from all of the Kurdish hackers.” Shiloh is Jewish town in Samaria, north of Jerusalem.

Azerbaijan, an ally of Israel, also fell victim to anti-Israel hacking Monday when official government and judicial websites were hacked and with anti-Israel propaganda replacing original content.

“You are servants of the Jews,” said a message on Azerbaijan’s governing party’s homepage, and warned President Ilham Aliyev that he would meet the same demise as the former leaders of Egypt and Libya.

Hamas has hailed the cyber attacks against the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange and El Al websites that took place earlier today as a victory against Israel.

“This is a new field of resistance against the Occupation and we urge Arab youth to develop their methods in electronic warfare in the face of its crimes,” said a Hamas spokesman.

Israeli Information Minister Yuli Edelstein responded by saying that “Israel must use all measures at its disposal to prevent these virtual dangers from turning into real threats and to prevent with all its force attacks against it and its institutions.”