Hezbollah, Netanyahu and Israel

Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu confirms he was behind deadly pager attacks against Hezbollah, faced ‘opposition’
A spokesperson for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office confirmed for the first time that the Israeli leader gave the sign off after he claimed responsibility for the Sept. 17
Netanyahu approved pager attacks against Hezbollah, spokesman says
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu approved pager attacks that dealt a deadly blow to the Iran-backed Lebanese armed group Hezbollah in September, Omer Dostri, spokesperson for his office, said on Monday.
Netanyahu acknowledges Israel was behind Hezbollah pager, walkie-talkie attack
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu acknowledged Israel orchestrated the attack, saying it was carried out despite political 'opposition.'
Israeli PM Netanyahu Admits Israel Carried Out Lebanon Pager Attacks On Hezbollah
During the unprecedented pager explosions, around 40 people were killed after the hand-held devices used by Hezbollah operatives detonated two days in a row across Lebanon in September.
Benjamin Netanyahu approved pager attacks against Hezbollah, his office confirms
The admission comes as Israeli foreign minister Gideon Saar said there has been some progress in Lebanon ceasefire talks.
Netanyahu Forced Into Underground Safe Room – Hezbollah Highlights Israel’s Security Failures
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has reportedly been forced to work from an underground safe room after several drone strikes targeted his residence and office, highlighting growing security concerns.
Netanyahu admits role in pager attack
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for the first time admitted that Israel was behind the pager and walkie-talkie attacks on Hezbollah in September that left at least 39 people dead and more than 3,000 injured,
Israeli PM Admits to Approving Deadly Pager Attacks on Hezbollah
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has confirmed that he authorized the operation leading to the explosion of pagers used by Hezbollah members in Lebanon, resulting in approximately 40 fatalities.
Israel's PM acknowledges approval of Hezbollah pager attack
Benjamin Netanyahu told his Cabinet at the weekend that he had approved the attack on Hezbollah's communications devices in September. It is considered the first explicit Israeli claim of responsibility.
‘Exploding pagers were purchased by Hezbollah,’ injured Iranian ambassador admits
Mojtaba Amani, the Islamic Republic’s ambassador to Lebanon, himself badly injured by the pager incident, justified the ...
Exploding pagers in Lebanon not made in Taiwan — prosecutors
A Taiwan probe found that domestic firms did not make the pagers that exploded in Lebanon in September, killing dozens. The ...
Taiwanese firms didn't make Hezbollah's exploding pagers, say prosecutors
Prosecutors have concluded that Taiwanese firms did not make Lebanon-based Hezbollah’s pagers that exploded across the nation ...
Taiwan closes exploding pagers case, says not made by Taiwanese firms
Security sources have previously said the pagers carried the name of a Taiwan-based company that has asserted that it did not ...
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How Israel’s bulky pager fooled Hezbollah — and even X-ray machines
The batteries inside the weaponized pagers that arrived in Lebanon at the start of the year, part of an Israeli plot to decimate Hezbollah, had powerfully deceptive features and an Achilles’ heel.
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How Israel’s bulky pager fooled Hezbollah
BEIRUT, Oct 16 (Reuters) - The batteries inside the weaponised pagers that arrived in Lebanon at the start of the year, part of an Israeli plot to decimate Hezbollah, had powerfully deceptive ...
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Taiwan Clears Name in Explosive Pager Scandal Tied to Hezbollah
Taiwan has concluded its investigation into explosive pagers in Lebanon, confirming no local entities were involved. Despite Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's claims of responsibility, the devices ...
Taiwan Individuals, Firms Not Involved In Lebanon Device Blasts: Taiwan Prosecutors
Taiwan investigators said Monday there was no evidence that Taiwanese individuals or firms were involved in a deadly September attack targeting Hezbollah communications devices which exploded in ...