The batteries inside the weaponised pagers that arrived in Lebanon at the start of the year, part of an Israeli plot to decimate Hezbollah, had powerfully deceptive features and an Achilles' heel.

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His remark appeared to be a reference to an incident last month where members of the Hezbollah terrorist group were killed and wounded when their pagers exploded. Mr Gidursky was removed from the ...

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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 ...

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An unknown actor’s ability to turn a pager into an explosive device highlights ... and not beyond the scope, of the judicial order or other legal process that has been issued.

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The group had shifted to pagers at the start of the year after realising that cellphone communications were compromised by Israeli eavesdropping Pagers on display at a meeting room at the Gold Apollo ...

The batteries in the weaponised pagers that arrived in Lebanon at the start of the year were part of an Israeli plan to weaken Hezbollah, featuring misleading elements along with one major weakness.

An Israeli plot using weaponised pagers killed 39 and injured thousands of Hezbollah members in Lebanon. The pagers contained plastic explosives undetectable by X-ray. Hezbollah was misled by ...