In the anals of espionage, the Israeli Secret Service’s pager operation against the Hezbollah will probably go down as one of the most successful pinpoint operations in history. It not only completely derailed an entire terrorist organization. It left it’s marks on the faces, arms, and other limbs of wounded Hezbollah terrorists to serve as a reminder to all would-be terrorists in the future.
Israel had to deal with an impossible situation on it’s Northern border. A terrorist state within a state had been growing for decades. Lebanon had largely lost it’s sovereignty in it’s southern regions as Hezbollah, the largest proxy of the Iranian terrorist regime had built up a massive missile threat of over 100,000+ missiles facing Israel from the north. These missiles were deeply embedded in the mountain ranges that towered over Israel.
What could Israel do? Even a massive bombing raid would probably result in massive casualties for Israel’s heartland. But somehow, Israel did the impossible. For more than a decade, Israel’s secret service penetrated the supply chain of Hezbollah’s command structure and set up a fictitious company in Europe that would provide the pagers for all of the commanders of the Hezbollah. These pagers were mini-time bombs with listening devices and location sensors.
That resulted in Israel knowing where the terrorists were and what they were planning. Most of all, they were able to be detonated with a simple command that would decapitate the Hezbollah’s top commanders and create total havoc for Nasrallah, the Hezbollah arch-terrorist.
Many Israelis will take credit for this amazing operation. They deserve it. A few genius minds came up wth this super effective, yet simple idea. But the fact that Israel pulled it off without anyone knowing testifies to the dedication of so many of Israel’s secret soldiers who combine brains and technology to secure Israel from it’s enemies.
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