(Hai Fa – Haifa and the surrounding area news corporation) This morning (Monday, 9/11/26), reports were received of leaflets found in mailboxes at several addresses in northern Tel Aviv. The leaflets contain a QR code that links to a website that allegedly contains threatening content. The Israel Police opened an investigation following the reports, and Yarkon Region police arrived at the scene to collect evidence.
Suspicious flyers with QR codes found in mailboxes in north Tel Aviv
During the morning hours, the Israel Police received reports of leaflets distributed in mailboxes at several addresses in northern Tel Aviv. The leaflets contain a QR code that directs those scanning them to a website where, according to the suspicion, threatening content is displayed. Yarkon Region police arrived at the reported hotspots and collected findings from the field for the purpose of examining and investigating the incident in depth.
An investigation has been opened - the public is asked to report
Following the reports, an investigation was opened, which is examining the circumstances of the distribution of the leaflets, including the identity of the distributors and the party behind the threatening content to which the QR code refers.
The Israel Police urge citizens who come across this type of leaflet not to scan the code that appears on it and to immediately contact the police hotline 100 to report it. The police emphasize that they are working to locate those responsible for distributing the leaflets and to prevent their continued distribution throughout the city.