The Lebanese Ministry of Health updates the death toll from today's explosion of walkie-talkies in Lebanon:
14 dead and 450 injured.
Because the devices are larger, the number is expected to rise as compared to yesterday.
14 dead and 450 injured.
Because the devices are larger, the number is expected to rise as compared to yesterday.
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Reports from Syria: The Assad regime has instructed all its military and security units to cease using wireless devices and rely solely on landline phones.ð
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IDF: fighter jets attacked in southern Lebanon, earlier about 30 launches crossed into the Galilee and Hermon. âĪïļðŦĄðŦ
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Report: The devices that exploded today in Lebanon -are widely used in Iran
The Saudi TV channel "Al-Hadth" reported that there is a "state of panic in Lebanon", and that "the Lebanese are trying to get rid of wireless devices". It was also reported by Iranian sources that "the devices that exploded today in Lebanon are widely used in Iran."
The Saudi TV channel "Al-Hadth" reported that there is a "state of panic in Lebanon", and that "the Lebanese are trying to get rid of wireless devices". It was also reported by Iranian sources that "the devices that exploded today in Lebanon are widely used in Iran."
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Iran: We maintain our right under international law to respond to the explosion of radios in Lebanon
Iran referred to the explosion of pagers and radios in Lebanon, from which the Iranian ambassador to the country Mojtaba Amani was also injured, and said that it "retains its right under international law to take the necessary measures to respond to the harm to the Iranian delegation". Tehran called on UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres and the organization's Security Council to "condemn Israel's act of terrorism and heinous crime against the Iranian delegation in Lebanon and against Lebanese sovereignty."
Iran referred to the explosion of pagers and radios in Lebanon, from which the Iranian ambassador to the country Mojtaba Amani was also injured, and said that it "retains its right under international law to take the necessary measures to respond to the harm to the Iranian delegation". Tehran called on UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres and the organization's Security Council to "condemn Israel's act of terrorism and heinous crime against the Iranian delegation in Lebanon and against Lebanese sovereignty."
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Update:
Death toll: 20
Injured: 450 + ð
Death toll: 20
Injured: 450 + ð
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In a nutshell:
If Israel has successfully infiltrated Hezbollah's communication networks, enabling them to remotely explode their devices, it implies that Israel has been monitoring Hezbollah's communications for an extended period. This level of surveillance likely provides Israel with valuable intelligence on:
1. Nasrallah's whereabouts and movements.
2. Locations of Hezbollah's military warehouses, bases, and strategic assets.
3. Plans and operations, including potential attacks.
4. Key personnel and organizational structure.
Given this significant advantage, it would be prudent for Hezbollah to reassess their strategy, as their secrecy and operational security have been compromised. Israel's access to real-time intelligence could enable them to:
1. Disrupt Hezbollah's supply chains and logistics.
2. Target key personnel and leadership.
3. Destroy critical infrastructure and military assets.
4. Anticipate and thwart potential attacks.
With this level of intelligence, Israel may be able to achieve its objectives without a ground invasion, relying instead on precision strikes, drone attacks, and covert operations. Hezbollah's ability to operate effectively would be severely impaired.
Hezbollah's option might be considering negotiations or a ceasefire.
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If Israel has successfully infiltrated Hezbollah's communication networks, enabling them to remotely explode their devices, it implies that Israel has been monitoring Hezbollah's communications for an extended period. This level of surveillance likely provides Israel with valuable intelligence on:
1. Nasrallah's whereabouts and movements.
2. Locations of Hezbollah's military warehouses, bases, and strategic assets.
3. Plans and operations, including potential attacks.
4. Key personnel and organizational structure.
Given this significant advantage, it would be prudent for Hezbollah to reassess their strategy, as their secrecy and operational security have been compromised. Israel's access to real-time intelligence could enable them to:
1. Disrupt Hezbollah's supply chains and logistics.
2. Target key personnel and leadership.
3. Destroy critical infrastructure and military assets.
4. Anticipate and thwart potential attacks.
With this level of intelligence, Israel may be able to achieve its objectives without a ground invasion, relying instead on precision strikes, drone attacks, and covert operations. Hezbollah's ability to operate effectively would be severely impaired.
Hezbollah's option might be considering negotiations or a ceasefire.
I love Israel âĨïļðŪðą
I love the IDF ðŠâĨïļ
I love MOSSAD âĨïļðĄïļ
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Netanyahu in an attack on the British Prime Minister: "His decisions hurt Israel, a terrible message to Hamas"
The British "Daily Mail" published an interview with Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu, in which he attacked British Prime Minister Keir Strammer and the Labor Party he leads - after the Kingdom announced at the beginning of the month that it would suspend approximately 30 arms export licenses to Israel. "His government says Israel has the right to defend itself, but weakens our ability to exercise that right," Netanyahu said. According to him, "The decision was made a few days after Hamas executed six Israeli hostages - and sent a terrible message to Hamas. These erroneous decisions will not change Israel's determination to defeat the genocidal terrorist organization."ððŦĄðŠâĪïļðŪðą
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The British "Daily Mail" published an interview with Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu, in which he attacked British Prime Minister Keir Strammer and the Labor Party he leads - after the Kingdom announced at the beginning of the month that it would suspend approximately 30 arms export licenses to Israel. "His government says Israel has the right to defend itself, but weakens our ability to exercise that right," Netanyahu said. According to him, "The decision was made a few days after Hamas executed six Israeli hostages - and sent a terrible message to Hamas. These erroneous decisions will not change Israel's determination to defeat the genocidal terrorist organization."ððŦĄðŠâĪïļðŪðą
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After the explosion of radios in Lebanon: Gallant spoke with the American Secretary of Defense
Against the backdrop of the explosions of pagers and walkie-talkies in Lebanon, Defense Minister Yoav Galant spoke with American Defense Minister Lloyd Austin. This is what the Pentagon said, adding that the two "reviewed the regional security developments". According to the Pentagon statement, Austin expressed to Gallant the US's "unwavering" support for Israel in the face of threats from Iran, Hezbollah and Tehran's other regional partners. It was also reported that Austin emphasized the commitment of the US to deter Israel's enemies and the efforts to reduce tensions throughout the region, and he also emphasized that the US prefers to reach a cease-fire agreement in Gaza that would return the abductees, as well as "a lasting diplomatic solution to the conflict on the Israel-Lebanon border that would allow citizens from both sides to return to their homes."
(Daniel Adelson, New York)
Against the backdrop of the explosions of pagers and walkie-talkies in Lebanon, Defense Minister Yoav Galant spoke with American Defense Minister Lloyd Austin. This is what the Pentagon said, adding that the two "reviewed the regional security developments". According to the Pentagon statement, Austin expressed to Gallant the US's "unwavering" support for Israel in the face of threats from Iran, Hezbollah and Tehran's other regional partners. It was also reported that Austin emphasized the commitment of the US to deter Israel's enemies and the efforts to reduce tensions throughout the region, and he also emphasized that the US prefers to reach a cease-fire agreement in Gaza that would return the abductees, as well as "a lasting diplomatic solution to the conflict on the Israel-Lebanon border that would allow citizens from both sides to return to their homes."
(Daniel Adelson, New York)
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