Haninai Bridge Attack Log — FamilySearch Two-Front Operation February through May 2026
2026-02-04
Institutional ActionDescription
Between February 4 and May 22 2026, the FamilySearch profile of Haninai Magis Majus, the 7th Babylonian Exilarch (G6RT-5ML), was subjected to a systematic destructive edit campaign. The father was swapped from Rav Yakob the 5th Exilarch to Shemaiyah Nasi ben Yaakov. All children were deleted, including Nehemiah the 8th Exilarch and Yehudah also known as Natronai Gaon of Pumbeditha. Wives were scrambled or deleted. The Migas alternative name was removed. Primary attacker was user Wan36, who used Portuguese-language reason statements flagging a Lusophone shell-account pattern. Eleven accounts were involved. calebbenjaminleavitt1 was active on February 4, the same day as the FS-Admin temple reservation on Zakkai the 9th Exilarch, confirming a coordinated two-front operation: lock the 9th Exilarch with temple ordinances, destroy the bridge figure the 7th Exilarch. CRITICAL structural difference from the Zakkai front: no temple lock exists on Haninai. The profile remains fully editable and all damage is reversible. DOCUMENTED per Research_3/046, FamilySearch change log, direct observation.
Significance
The second front of the two-front operation targeting the Davidic Exilarch chain. While the 9th Exilarch Zakkai was locked via temple ordinances, the bridge figure Haninai the 7th Exilarch had his lineage destroyed. The critical difference: no temple lock on Haninai means everything remains reversible.
Themes
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