Hezbollah communications explosions

Mossad's best operation ever? From walkie-talkies to beepers to the Hezbollah takedown - exclusive

Mossad’s pager operation blindsided Hezbollah, stunned Washington, and exposed years of Israeli planning behind one of the most audacious intelligence operations in modern history.

 A woman's shadow is seen over the Mossad logo (illustrative)
 Different types of pagers. Still used in areas without reception.

Mossad agents behind Hezbollah beeper operation to light torch in Independence Day ceremony

 Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu and defense minister Yoav Gallant during a press conference in the Kirya military base in Tel Aviv , Israel , 28 October 2023.

'We would have drowned': Gallant, Netanyahu row over timing of beeper operation

 Al-Harakeh bending over Hezbollah 'martyrs' graves.

'The Pager Massacre': Pro-Hezbollah channel airs show on September pager explosions


Additional Hezbollah devices explode across Lebanon

This comes after thousands of Hezbollah members were wounded on Tuesday after the pagers they used to communicate detonated.

 Ambulance arrives to American University of Beirut Medical Center (AUBMC) in Beirut, Lebanon, September 18, 2024

During success, don't forget the North - editorial

To whoever devised yesterday’s cunning attack, good job – but always bear in mind that broad repercussions are inevitable.

 A POLICE vehicle drives on a road near Meron in the North as a forest fire rages after rockets were fired from Lebanon last Friday. Despite its claims, Hezbollah is clearly trying to provoke Israel into a broader conflict, the writer asserts.

Expert: Preparation for Hezbollah pager explosions likely took months

This type of operation is familiar in intelligence circles and requires significant cooperation from organizations involved in the manufacturing process.

(Illustrative) A pager device and a crowd in Lebanon near a site where Hezbollah members' pager devices were attacked.

Halevi, Gallant, hold security assessment after Lebanon cyberattack

The IDF reported that there were no changes to the Home Front Command security guidelines.

 IDF Chief of Staff Herzi Halevi holds a situational assessment in light of developments in Lebanon, September 17, 2024.

Pager explosions hint at shift in strategy against Hezbollah - analysis

Rigging pagers so that they explode in the hands of hundreds of Hezbollah fighters and operatives simultaneously from Beirut to Damascus is obviously something not done overnight.

 People gather outside a hospital in Beirut, Lebanon, September 17, 2024

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.

 Different types of pagers. Still used in areas without reception.

Hezbollah’s worst nightmare: Chaos in its ranks - analysis

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.

 An ambulance vehicle drives as hundreds of members of Hezbollah were seriously wounded, in Sidon, Lebanon September 17, 2024

Iranian ambassador Mojtaba Amani injured in Hezbollah explosion - report

News of the envoy's injury comes amid panic across the streets of Lebanon as hundreds of members of the Lebanese terrorist group Hezbollah were seriously wounded.

Iran's ambassador to Lebanon Mojtaba Amani speaks during a press conference at the Iranian embassy in Beirut, Lebanon, July 31, 2024

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

 An exploded device is seen along with burning buildings in southern Lebanon, following reports of further blasts targeting Hezbollah, September 18, 2024

Lebanon pager blast: Hezbollah has no idea what hit it - analysis

Hezbollah was caught off-guard by a cyberattack on the Lebanon terrorist organization pagers that wounded thousands of members.

 People gather outside a hospital in Beirut, Lebanon, September 17, 2024