Pan-Arab satellite network Al Jazeera said it combatted a cyber attack, after it was subjected to continual hacking attempts over recent days.

Qatar’s flagship broadcaster said in a statement its websites and platforms experienced “continued electronic attacks aimed at accessing, disrupting and controlling some of the news platforms” from last Saturday to Tuesday.

“Al Jazeera’s service provider was able to monitor and combat all the hacking attacks and prevent them from achieving their goal,” it said in the late Wednesday statement.

It said the peak of the attacks came on Sunday ahead of a documentary described on Al Jazeera’s Arabic YouTube channel as detailing indirect negotiations between Israel and Palestinian militant group Hamas, which included a voice recording purportedly of an Israeli held prisoner in Gaza.

Ahead of the embargo, Al Jazeera combated a large-scale cyber attack after Qatar’s state news agency QNA was hacked.

Saudi Arabia and its allies last January announced the end of the row in which the boycotting states accused Qatar of supporting terrorism, an accusation it denies.