Netanyahu confirms Israel's role in pager explosions targeting Hezbollah in Lebanon
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Sunday he okayed a deadly September attack on Hezbollah communications devices which exploded in Lebanon, the first time Israel has admitted involvement. Hezbollah had previously blamed its arch-foe for the blasts that dealt a major blow to the Iran-backed militant group,
when the now dead Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah issued an order to his fighters to replace mobile phones with pagers and walkie-talkies. His concern emanated from Israel’s successful use of ...
A Lebanese government minister says his country has filed a complaint against Israel at the U.N.’s labor organization over ...
Israel has neither denied nor confirmed a role ... been applied to ubiquitous consumer electronics products. For the pagers, the agents deceived Hezbollah by selling the custom-created model ...
Israel has neither denied nor confirmed a role ... been applied to ubiquitous consumer electronics products. For the pagers, the agents deceived Hezbollah by selling the custom-created model ...
Israel has neither denied nor confirmed a role ... been applied to ubiquitous consumer electronics products. For the pagers, the agents deceived Hezbollah by selling the custom-created model ...
Hezbollah shifted to using pagers for its communications over the last year at the behest of its former leader, Hassan Nasrallah, who feared Israel would hack more advanced communications devices ...
The agents who built the pagers designed a battery that concealed ... long operation which has struck unprecedented blows against Israel's Iran-backed Lebanese foe and pushed the Middle East ...
A spate of recent intelligence successes by Israel against Iran and its allies have underlined the extent of Israel's ...
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