Second wave of blasts across Lebanon rocks Hezbollah: All you need to know
Israeli fighter jets strike in southern Lebanon after second wave of explosions • Lebanese health officials say over 450 wounded, 20 killed in blasts
Lebanon's Hezbollah says Israel to blame for pager blasts, will get 'fair punishment'
Lebanon's Hezbollah blamed Israel for a spree of pager blasts across Lebanon, saying it will get 'its fair punishment', according to a statement released by the militant group on Tuesday.
Go to the full article >>What are the 'beepers' that were used by Hezbollah operatives?
The beeper, which predates mobile phones, allows professionals to receive messages in remote areas. Today, it was released that Hezbollah operatives used the device.
The cyberattack on Hezbollah terrorists across multiple countries has revealed that the device, which many thought had died out, is still being used by Hezbollah.
Go to the full article >>Hezbollah’s worst nightmare: Chaos in its ranks - opinion
Hezbollah, a highly trained and disciplined terrorist group, is now facing chaos and vulnerability after a large number of its members were injured by exploding communication devices.
Hezbollah is known as a disciplined group. Highly trained, the group invests heavily in its recruits. It is not known to waste them as cannon fodder. It views itself as an elite organization, and within its own structure, there are centers of terrorist excellence, such as the Radwan force.
Go to the full article >>Hezbollah has no idea what hit them - analysis
Hezbollah was caught off-guard by a cyberattack on the Lebanon terrorist organization pagers that wounded thousands of members.
Mid-afternoon on Tuesday, Hezbollah cell phones exploded across Lebanon.
The Lebanese organization had no idea what hit them.
Whoever planned and set up this simultaneous multi-front strike had doubtless been holding this capability in check for the right moment for months if not years.
Go to the full article >>Iranian ambassador Mojtaba Amani injured in Hezbollah explosion - report
Iran's ambassador to Lebanon, Mojtaba Amani, was injured on Tuesday by the explosion of a pager, Iran's Mehr news agency reported, as hundreds of members of the Lebanese terrorist group Hezbollah were seriously wounded in similar incidents.
This is a developing story.
Go to the full article >>Footage of pager explosions in Lebanon, wounded individuals spread on social media
A storm ensued on social media following the announcement of the pager attack, as footage showing injured men in the streets and moments of the explosions began circulating.
Initial reports claimed that injuries were listed in Beirut’s Hezbollah-controlled Dahia neighborhood, as well as in the northern Beqaa valley area, Tyre, Bint Jbeil and Southern Lebanon, Nabatiyeh, and others.
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Go to the full article >>Did Israel retaliate against Hezbollah for attempted assassination of ex-defense chief? - analysis
Hezbollah members were wounded in Beirut after their communication pagers exploded on Tuesday.
Dozens of members of Hezbollah were seriously wounded on Tuesday in Lebanon's south and the southern suburbs of Beirut when the pagers they use to communicate exploded, security sources told Reuters.
Go to the full article >>Hundreds of Hezbollah members wounded in Lebanon in mass pager hack
Reports from Arab and Israeli media have said that over 1,200 people have been wounded.
Hundreds of members of the Lebanese terrorist group Hezbollah were seriously wounded on Tuesday in Lebanon's south and the southern suburbs of Beirut when the pagers they use to communicate exploded, security sources told Reuters.
Go to the full article >>Hezbollah beeper blast - latest headlines
• Hundreds of Hezbollah members wounded in Lebanon in mass pager hack
• Iranian ambassador Mojtaba Amani injured in Hezbollah explosion
• Israel yet to take responsibility for attack