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‘Don’t mess with us’ – Shocking new particulars of Israel’s Mossad operation to detonate Hezbollah pagers, instilling worry throughout Middle East


Among the quite a few surprising developments of the continuing struggle, the collection of mysterious, unexplained explosions of Hezbollah’s communication gadgets in September may need been the only most dramatic occasion.

First, 1000’s of small pagers and beepers have been detonated wounding and maiming 1000’s of terrorists and killing scores. The subsequent day, walkie-talkie gadgets exploded, lots of them throughout funerals for the victims of the primary assault.

Israeli officers initially didn’t touch upon the occasions. However, as the next weeks revealed that these actions have been the opening part of a deliberate marketing campaign to dismantle and in the end remove Hezbollah’s high management, experiences started to emerge detailing the unbelievable intelligence operation behind them.

On Sunday, the CBS TV program “60 Minutes” aired interviews with two former Mossad brokers who have been intimately concerned within the years-long pager operation, revealing new insights into the unimaginable lengths the Mossad went to organize the lethal shock.

“We need them to really feel susceptible, which they’re,” mentioned Michael, one of many former Mossad operatives. “We cannot use the pagers once more as a result of we already did that. We’ve already moved on to the subsequent factor. And they will need to carry on attempting to guess what the subsequent factor is.”


Lesley Stahl interviewing a former Mossad agent about Israel’s pager operation in opposition to Hezbollah, on “60 Minutes” (Photo: CBS)

Michael defined that the operation started 10 years in the past when the Mossad started weaponizing walkie-talkies by placing into the battery an undetectable explosive gadget, which the intel service had developed themselves,.

“As I perceive it, these walkie-talkies went right into a tactical vest {that a} soldier would placed on, after which this is able to go within the pocket?” requested journalist Lesley Stahl. “So, Israel bought this gadget to Hezbollah. Hezbollah paid for this weapon that was for use in opposition to them.”

“They acquired an excellent worth,” Michael confirmed. “A ‘good worth’ that could not be too low or they’d be suspicious. In the tip, Hezbollah purchased over 16,000 of those exploding walkie-talkies that Israel then did not activate for 10 years, till three months in the past.”

For this process, the Mossad started creating shell corporations. “We create a fake world. We are a worldwide manufacturing firm. We write the screenplay, we are the administrators, we are the producers, we’re the primary actors, and the world is our stage,” Michael mentioned.

He famous that Mossad’s motto, “From Proverbs 24:6, says in so many phrases: wage struggle by means of deception and trickery – sort of just like the CIA’s ‘smoke and mirrors’ – which is what this operation was all about, beginning with these walkie-talkies.”

But a walkie-talkie is just not solely utilized in battle, limiting its usefulness for Mossad’s plans – which is why the company started to work on a second part.

“A pager is nearly out of date around the globe, however Hezbollah [was] nonetheless utilizing it,” emphasised Gabriel, the second former Mossad operative throughout the interview.

The Mossad realized Hezbollah was shopping for pagers from Gold Apollo, a Taiwanese firm, and determined to attempt to promote the fear group pagers it had manufactured, because it had accomplished with the walkie-talkie bombs.

“Using dummies, Mossad carried out exams with the pager in a padded glove to calibrate the grams of explosive wanted to be simply sufficient to harm the fighter – however not the particular person subsequent to him,” Gabriel defined. “If we push the button the one one that may get injured is the terrorist himself. Even if his spouse or his daughter shall be simply subsequent to him, he is the one one which’s going to be harmed.”


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However, the modifications made to the gadget meant it needed to be bigger. Gabriel mentioned Mossad Director David Barnea was positive no one would purchase such a cumbersome pager.

“He was livid. He was telling us, ‘There isn’t any likelihood that anybody will purchase such a giant gadget. It’s not snug of their pocket. It’s heavy,’” Gabriel mentioned.

He determined to “promote” the gadget’s dimension by emphasizing its particular options. The Mossad marketed its new pager as “Robust. Dustproof. Waterproof. Long battery life,” ultimately making it “the most effective product within the beeper space on the planet,” Gabriel mentioned.

The advertising and marketing marketing campaign was so profitable that the Mossad needed to flip down requests from different corporations to purchase their gadget. “Obviously, we did not ship to anybody [else]. We simply quoted them with [an] costly worth,” Gabriel mentioned.

“Mossad wished to make use of the title ‘Gold Apollo’ on its pager, so it arrange shell corporations, together with one on this constructing in Hungary, to dupe the Taiwanese into partnering with them… Gold Apollo had zero clue that they’re working with the Mossad, and neither did Hezbollah.”

“We make like [the] ‘Truman Show,’ every thing is managed by us behind the scenes. In their expertise, every thing is regular. Everything was 100% kosher, together with businessmen, advertising and marketing, engineers, showroom, every thing,” Gabriel mentioned.

The operation was a complete success and by September 2024, Hezbollah had bought 5,000 pagers, most of which it distributed to mid-level commanders.

After indications that Hezbollah was getting suspicious of the gadgets, Barnea gave the inexperienced gentle for “operation beeper.” On Sept. 17, at 3:30 p.m. within the afternoon, chaos broke out throughout the nation as 1000’s of pagers began exploding.

The subsequent day, Mossad additionally activated the walkie-talkie. According to CBS, about 30 individuals died, together with two kids, and round 3,000 have been injured.

Gabriel defined that the operation’s major intention wasn’t to kill terrorists however to instill worry and suspicion into Hezbollah. “Those individuals with out palms and eyes reside proof, strolling in Lebanon, of ‘do not mess with us.’ They are strolling proof of our superiority throughout the Middle East.”

The results have been even seen on the face of Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah, who gave a speech two days later, Gabriel claimed. “If you take a look at his eyes, he was defeated. He [had] already misplaced the struggle. And his troopers checked out him throughout that speech they usually noticed a damaged chief. This was the tipping level of the struggle.”

He even mentioned that Nasrallah noticed a number of individuals being wounded by beeper explosions proper subsequent to him, in his bunker. “In his personal eyes, he noticed them collapsing,” Gabriel mentioned. When requested how he might have this info, he solely replied, “It’s a powerful rumor.”

Despite Israel’s successes, Gabriel doesn’t suppose Hezbollah is defeated utterly, however famous it’s now “in a really, very troublesome scenario, no chain of command, no spirit of their troopers, asking, begging, for a ceasefire.”




Ella Bennet
Ella Bennet
Ella Bennet brings a fresh perspective to the world of journalism, combining her youthful energy with a keen eye for detail. Her passion for storytelling and commitment to delivering reliable information make her a trusted voice in the industry. Whether she’s unraveling complex issues or highlighting inspiring stories, her writing resonates with readers, drawing them in with clarity and depth.
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