Pager and walkie-talkie assaults will be remembered as significant events in the history of unconventional warfare.

Israel has revealed the true nature of Hezbollah through the use of exploding communication devices.

September 19th 2024.

Pager and walkie-talkie assaults will be remembered as significant events in the history of unconventional warfare.
In Lebanon and Syria, a terrifying event has unfolded, causing death and injury. It was described as an astonishing operation, believed to be carried out by Israel in a region that was already on edge. Explosions from communication devices, including pagers and hand-held radios, were detonated in a synchronized manner, leaving devastation in their wake. The Health Ministry reported at least 20 deaths and 450 injuries.

These lethal blasts occurred during funerals for the victims of the first round of explosions on Tuesday. The Vice President of the Middle East Media Research Institute, Alberto Fernandez, commented on the situation, stating that Hezbollah was brutally exposed by this unprecedented attack. He called it an astonishing operation that will go down in history, showcasing the use of technology and irregular warfare in military operations.

It is believed that Israel intercepted a shipment of communication devices intended for Hezbollah and tampered with them by adding explosives. Then, using remote detonation, they caused these devices to explode, possibly by raising the temperature of the lithium battery. The result was chaos and destruction, with people being carried outside of hospitals and homes being damaged.

The first round of explosions, affecting pagers, had already injured thousands of people in Lebanon and Syria. It is suspected that Israel was able to intercept a batch of communication devices and inserted tiny quantities of explosives, leading to these explosions. The second round of blasts occurred in the southern part of the country, as well as in the Bekaa Valley and Beirut's southern suburbs. Heartbreakingly, two children were among the casualties.

Though Israel has not officially commented on these events, many sources believe that it was carried out by their Mossad spy agency against Hezbollah fighters. This attack has left the region in a state of uncertainty, with the leader of Hezbollah, Hassan Nasrallah, scheduled to give a speech today. The focus now shifts to their response and the potential repercussions in an already volatile area.

The non-profit media analysis organization, MEMRI, has been monitoring the reactions across the region. Telegram channels supporting ISIS and al-Qaeda have been mocking Hezbollah, further adding to their dilemma. Mr. Fernandez stated that Hezbollah now faces a real problem, as they want to retaliate, but they are outmatched by Israel's mobilized and ready-for-battle IDF.

The situation is even more complicated because Hezbollah is a tool of Iran, and both are committed to the destruction of Israel. However, they may not want to act on it just yet, as it could jeopardize their future plans. Israel is calling their bluff, and the former US ambassador has identified a territorial flashpoint in the wake of the recent terror attacks. The ongoing Israel-Gaza conflict has also led to increased tensions, with rockets being fired from Lebanon into Israel.

The explosives that have been detonated are the deadliest phase in the Israel-Hezbollah conflict since the Gaza conflict a year ago. Dr. Luca Trenta, an associate professor at Swansea University, raised questions about the proportionality and effort to distinguish civilians from combatants in this wide-ranging attack. He also expressed concern about Israel's tendency to escalate the fighting, bringing the region closer to a wider war.

Hezbollah released several statements, vowing that the enemy will receive its just deserts. A senior Hezbollah official spoke of a new phase in the conflict, with punishment surely coming. As the center of gravity shifts north, the US is gathering information about the explosions, and the importance of a Gaza ceasefire is emphasized. The situation remains tense, with people wondering what will happen next.

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