Refael Franco, a former deputy director general of Israel’s National Cyber Directorate has assessed that the Iranian-backed Lebanese terrorist militia Hezbollah is in an organizational shock after several thousand pagers used by Hezbollah operatives exploded in various parts of Lebanon.
At least several dozen Hezbollah operatives were killed and hundreds seriously injured in the attacks widely attributed to Israel, though Jerusalem has not officially claimed responsibility.
“It was precise while widespread,” Franco said of the pager explosions. He stressed that the incident came after Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah banned the forces from using cell phones after Israeli intelligence had penetrated Hezbollah’s communication system.
“Several months ago, Hezbollah decided to equip itself with pagers,” Franco recalled. “That decision is, in my eyes, the real turning point… Nasrallah understood that he couldn’t use cell phones anymore,” […]
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