Pentagon worries Israel is close to launching ground war in Lebanon
The wave of exploding electronic devices used by Hezbollah members could be a prelude to a wider attack by Israel.
Hezbollah leader vows retaliation against Israel for attacks on devices as both sides trade strikes
The leader of Hezbollah vowed Thursday to keep up daily strikes on Israel despite this week's deadly sabotage of its members' ...
Middle East pager attacks ignite fear of supply chain warfare
The operations in Lebanon and Syria could spark a global reckoning over vulnerabilities faced by tech companies with global ...
Fact Check: About that Pic Supposedly Showing Aftermath of Deadly Explosion on Hezbollah Operative's Toilet
A photograph authentically shows a destroyed toilet after a Hezbollah operative "blew up" while going to the bathroom, amid ...
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Hezbollah leader says Israel crossed a line and vows revenge for pager, radio attacks
The leader of Hezbollah says they will exact revenge on Israel for two days of attacks that killed dozens and wounded ...
Hezbollah leader says attack on devices crossed ‘red line,’ vows to retaliate against Israel
Israel has responded to Hezbollah’s fire with strikes in southern Lebanon, and has struck senior figures from the group in ...
Israel's long, largely unclaimed history of secret ops and assassinations
Recent attacks targeting Hezbollah members with exploding pagers​ and walkie-talkies in Lebanon​ may seem to be the stuff of ...
Biden administration treads diplomatic tightrope after device attacks on Hezbollah
The attacks put the Biden administration in a delicate position as it seeks to avoid a broader war in the Middle East.
Israel unleashes heavy strikes on Lebanon as US, UK urge restraint
BEIRUT/JERUSALEM (Reuters) -Israeli warplanes carried out late on Thursday their most intense strikes on southern Lebanon in ...
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Will low-tech items like pagers and walkie-talkies now be considered security threats?
Israel’s planting of explosives in everyday low-tech items like pagers and walkie-talkies in Lebanon raises new security concerns. Will these kinds of things be added to lists of suspicious objects?