Report: "Israeli" War Forces Assemble Recruits for New Electronic Unit

The "Israeli" War forces are seeking out young recruits who excel in the internet to form a commando unit to protect "Israel's" virtual borders and beat back enemy infiltration into the country's databases, "Israeli" Yedioth Ahronoth reported.

According to a report the paper published, the new unit is part of the Zionist War forces' preparation for future cyberspace warfare.

The unit is currently gathering candidates for the unit from within the military and from international computer and internet experts, the report revealed.

The new battlefield, according to senior war forces officials, includes technological systems like computers, communication networks, internet, mobile and landline phones, information databases, command grids, and other vital systems.

The new cyber unit will focus on a couple of central areas like defending computer systems in "Israel" and intelligence collection from foreign networks.

The model for the new unit comes from the US, where American President Barack Obama ordered the formation of a new military unit called Cyber Command, explaining that protecting the US on the internet is one of the most difficult security and economic challenges facing the country, according to the paper.

Knowing that after the Zionist deadly navy attack against Freedom Flotilla, the enemy faced an "electronic war" as Arab, Turkish, and European hackers damaged popular Zionist educational, trading, industrial, and social websites.