Beirut – In a speech at the National Security Institute’s annual conference at Hebrew University Reichmann University, the chief of Mossad David Balnea revealed that “it was formulated in the Tamil Pardo period about 10 years ago and continued in the Jossi Cohen period.”
He added: Therefore, we came up with another way to injure Hezbollah to “terrorists” by exploding devices that were permanently attached to their bodies. ”
Barnea said “the first shipment to Lebanon, which only arrived weeks before the terrible massacre on October 7th, including 500 Poten provinces.”
“Invigorating the two operations at the beginning of the war would not have achieved the powerful battlefield achievements they achieved when they were revitalized,” said Israeli Foreign Spy Services.
“The day when thousands of devices explode at Hezbollah’s hands will be memorable as a turning point in war, as the day the power of tricks surpasses the power of movement,” Barnea said.
The Mossad chief argued that the massacre of evil pagers demonstrated “intellectual penetration, deep understanding of the enemy, technical superiority, and first-class operational capabilities.”
He continued. “This operation symbolizes the turning point of the North War and the starting point for 10 days when things oppose our enemies. In the North War, we can remove (said) Nasrara from the alarm, and draw a clear line to agreement.”
Barnea claimed that Hezbollah had been hit with a serious blow, “smashing morale.” Winning in a war is not measured by the number of deaths or the number of missiles destroyed, but by victory over the enemy’s spirit, morale and motivation. ”
Israel’s enemy blew its pockets out on September 17th, 2023. The next day, it exploded an ICOM transceiver, killing at least 40 Hezbollah fighters and civilians, and injuring around 3,000 people, including women and children.
The advanced electronic devices industry relies on decentralized production and supply processes. Each device consists of components supplied from different countries, with the final device being assembled in other countries. It will then be shipped via international trade networks.
Clearly, Israel’s enemy exploited the need for hazbollah pagers. This, although technical simplicity, was considered not vulnerable to eavesdropping and pursuits, disrupted communication and affected the ability to resist on the battlefield.
Today, technology is not merely a tool for US-led Israeli hostility, but a means of establishing colonial hegemony.
Moreover, the West is reminded repeatedly that technological superiority must maintain their exclusive rights, and that attempts to outweigh them, as Iran, Russia and China do, are met with difficulties.
What happened in Lebanon is not only targeting Hezbollah members, but also a systematic pollution of the technology itself, which is supposed to improve people’s lives and is not used as a weapon to slaughter and disguise them.
The technological industry has always committed to strengthening communication, strengthening individuals and bridging bridges between people, rather than undermining basic human rights, such as the right to safe and independent communication.
But deeper analysis reveals that modern technology remains under imperialism’s control, in order to punish us, when and how it is pleased.
Despite unforgettable bloody crime, there is nothing to stop resistance in the strengthening and development of innovative communication methods to not only maintain digital security, but also to ensure that its crew interact with advanced technology in ways that maintain independence, not falling into the trap of technology hegemony, and ensure that leaders are constantly recommending Arikamenei.