For the first time, Netanyahu acknowledges Israel's involvement in pager bombings in Lebanon and Syria
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For the first time, Israel's prime minister confirmed the country's involvement in the explosions of Hezbollah pagers and radios in Lebanon and Syria.
For the first time, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has admitted that the country is behind the bombing of pagers and radios of Hezbollah militants in Lebanon and Syria. The Times of Israel reports this, according to UNN.
The operations using pagers and the elimination of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah were carried out despite the opposition of high-ranking officials in the defense ministry and those responsible for them in the political echelon,
According to quotes in the Jewish media, the prime minister first acknowledged the information during a weekly cabinet meeting.
Recall
On September 17, hundreds of Hezbollah members were injured in pager bombings in Lebanon. The incidents occurred after receiving new messages, causing panic across the country.
A day after the massive pager bombings in Lebanon, a new series of explosions occurred - Hezbollah radio stations detonated. The explosions took place in the south of the country and in the suburbs of Beirut, one of them occurred near the funerals of the victims of the previous explosions.
According to ABC News, Israel was involved in the pager bombings in Lebanon, preparing the operation for at least 15 years. Front companies and explosives in the devices were used, resulting in hundreds of injured Hezbollah members.
Meanwhile, President Yitzhak Herzog rejected accusations of Israeli involvement in the bombing of Hezbollah pagers and radios in Lebanon. He claimed that Israel was only defending itself and was not seeking war with Lebanon.
