I think you should draw your own more informed conclusions, but it smells a lot like feds to me.
Oh how wrong you are.
There is nothing boring in a target that can be used to validate others' lies and potential hypocrisy, changes in their policies etc.
The wayback machine itself serves as a truly priceless way to go back through someone's public life.
This is also right before a major U.S. election, and that might not be a coincidence. Someone might be trying to get Trump elected by drawing attention to the Israel-Gaza conflict, a topic that isn't exactly a winning issue for Harris.
That's just one possibility of many though. I mean, might just be regular assholes that happen to also be pro-Palestinian. Or pro-Hamas, which isn't necessarily the same thing.
I mean it's where we go to prove a politician said something after they deleted it or where a government changes the wording of something...
I'd argue it's one of the juicer political targets if you're actually wanting to do something.
The breach happened over a week before the DDoS attack, according to Troy Hunt.
Stop looking for conspiracy theories.