Published 09/19/2024 2:20:41 p.m.

Israel manufactured pagers used in Lebanon attack

Israel was involved in manufacturing pagers that exploded on Hezbollah operatives, with operations planned for 15 years, confirmed by a U.S. Intelligence source to ABC News.
The operation used shell companies and involved multiple layers of Israeli intelligence officers, with some workers unaware of their actual employer, according to the source.
The explosions in Lebanon, triggered by remote explosives in pagers, killed at least 37 people and wounded 2,931, reported by Lebanese Health Minister Firass Al-Abyad.

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