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Israel was most probably responsible for creating a spectacular attack on Hezbollah, by technologically getting their individual pagers or communication devices to explode. It does not look like a software hack.  It looks like a small explosive device or material that reacts to heating up, was included in those pagers.  Nobody doubts the responsible actor.

It is reported that a similar attack was tried on Hamas in 2009.  Hamas had imported a large number of devices from Kenwood, which the Israeli army had rigged with explosives. However, Hamas engineers detected the threat at the last moment and foiled the operation.

Bear in mind it is not only Hezbollah members that were attacked, but also medical staff, maintenance staff, everyone that gets callouts like cops, ambulances, civilians and the security of Lebanon was attacked.  In addition, the ambassador from Iran was injured.

The latest figures released by the Lebanese health ministry reveal at least 11 people were killed and 4,000 injured, 400 seriously, after pager explosions.

This came just after Israel announced that they will move their war focus from Gaza (presumably the West Bank as well) and carry on their war in the north, i.e, Hezbolla and inside Lebanon.

In an alarming change of tone and statement, Israel abandons the path of possible diplomacy to the end of the battle in Lebanon. Israeli Defense Minister Galant met with US President’s envoy Amos Hochstein and announced: “The only way left to return the residents of the north to their homes is military action.” This coincides with yesterday’s news that Netanyahu is planning to approve a battle plan inside Lebanon and the will to carry a ground invasion.

In the 2006 Lebanon War, Israel could not beat Hezbollah. The para-military group is now much stronger with sophisticated weaponry, committed soldiers and the support of all of the resistance groupings of the area.

One has to ask why now? Why has Israel perpetrated this attack now? If they are so committed to fight Hezbollah in Lebanon, why jump the gun so to speak? Why not wait for their war to be more developed and use this technological weapon at a time that is crucial? Why did they not follow up with attacks while Lebanon is dealing with the aftermath of the exploding communication devices?

We had a quick ‘not responsible’ from The Pentagon: “The United States is not involved in the communications equipment explosions in Lebanon”. But we have seen so many of those that it is hard to accept at face value.

The only reason why Israel jumped the gun, is to try and buy some shock value and hopefully scare Hezbollah, or step back from their own war announced yesterday.  They may have tried this insane deterrent (on themselves?).  Hezbollah is the strongest non-governmental military group in the world and they do not scare easily. In fact, the resistance in the region is only more committed to their fight. Hezbollah gave Israel more than a serious nosebleed in 2006 and the ceasefire, UN-brokered, came just in time. It is reported that Bibi Netanyahu and his defense minister, Yoav Gallant, hid in their bunker all day today, supposedly because they expected retaliation from Hezbollah. These people do not learn. Retaliation will be thought through and devastating at a time of Hezbollah’s choosing.

It remains to be seen now if Israel will follow through on their declared war in Lebanon. There is a long history of skirmishes on the blue line. If Israel has the moxie for a full-out war remains to be seen, but I don’t think so.  Lebanon: Hadi Qubaisi to Al-Mayadeen: “The Israeli enemy is unable to expand the war on Lebanon, so it turned to electronic aggression”.  Israel is not competent to make war.  They are only competent to kill civilians, children and women.   They should now be dispelled out of the United Nations.

In Israel, Holon, south of Tel Aviv, decided to open missile shelters.  European airlines are again cancelling flights to and from Tel Aviv.  Netanyahu is expected to cancel his trip to the US scheduled for September 27th in which he was expected to address the UN General Assembly.  He either understands that with this move he lost the citizens of the world who still had doubts about Israel, or, he is fearful about being arrested.

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AHH
AHH
1 year ago

💠 @Strategika51: ⭕ Hezbollah officials claim that “those who remotely triggered the explosion of thousands of communication devices are not in Israel”, stressing that the signal came from elsewhere. The death toll from this cyberattack is very high. The Lebanese Hezbollah counts more than 400 wounded in critical condition. The… Read more »

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Larchmonter445
Larchmonter445
1 year ago
Reply to  AHH

Today, the word is out that Austin was told by Galant the attack was coming. So, the UAV could be there to monitor and capture subsequent Signals in reaction to the attack. The US would not be directly linked in a way there is no deniability. So, it is doubtful… Read more »

AHH
AHH
1 year ago
Reply to  Larchmonter445

I don’t know where to begin Larch. Forgive me, I’m gonna rant.  I really gave up on your understanding of “the Middle East” in 2021 soon after Cosimo made that comment of your prejudices. I very much regret defending you back then, for he saw through you. We each have… Read more »

Larchmonter445
Larchmonter445
1 year ago
Reply to  AHH

To quote me: Hamas’ brilliant Oct. 7th tactical strike. All the rest of your blather is hot air personal attack. Your love for Hamas makes you blind to the horrors they brought down on the Palestinians. Killing hostages, which we know HAMAS has done is terror. You excuse one side’s… Read more »

AHH
AHH
1 year ago
Reply to  Larchmonter445

Dear Larch, I really like you, eventhough I shouldn’t! I meant no personal attack. I stated cold facts, the way I see it. I’ve had years to admire and observe you. Yeah I am biased too, not just for Hamas, but the entire Greater Syria, Iran, Yemen, Iraq. I am… Read more »

Larchmonter445
Larchmonter445
1 year ago
Reply to  AHH

It is a great tragedy that hurts everyone who must stand, watch and can do nothing to rescue or aid the Palestinians. I’ll leave it that way.

Beyond words, the zionists seem untouchable, sadly.

Grieved
1 year ago
Reply to  Larchmonter445

Hi Larch. They may seem untouchable, and I think you’re right, they are – if touching were the thing the resistance is doing. But Sinwar has now articulated that the strategy is to break the political will of the Zionists, just as it has already broken the military will (this,… Read more »