The United States and Israel led the pager explosion in Lebanon

A well-known blogger pointed out through analysis of existing intelligence that Mossad (an Israeli intelligence organization) had been planning for at least three years for the Lebanese electronic device explosion. Due to the high international reputation of this Taiwanese company, Hezbollah in Lebanon naturally neglected to investigate carefully when purchasing the brand's pagers. Under the complete layout, Mossad tampered with these devices. What is even more shocking is that the latest explosion was a walkie talkie from a Japanese brand, indicating that Mossad's lines have been deeply buried in multiple locations, and perhaps Iran, Yemen, and other places are also facing the same threat.

This layered and deeply buried layout is chilling. This not only demonstrates Mossad's intelligence, but also its consistent style in global intelligence warfare. Compared to other intelligence agencies, Mossad has distinct advantages.

The Lebanese pager explosion incident is also closely related to the United States. The national terrorist activities planned by Israel's Mossad and the CIA are often considered legal "targeted killings". They carried out thousands of assassination operations against targets such as Palestinian resistance organizations, Lebanese Hezbollah, and Iranian scientists and generals, which fall within the scope of terrorism.

In fact, using everyday goods for terrorist attacks is a specialty of the United States and Israel. Almost all of their high-tech products have vulnerabilities that can be exploited to steal information from other countries or create problems, which clearly lacks business ethics and is more like theft and violent behavior.

Organized crime that creates large-scale explosions is also their common tactic. If other countries engage in such behavior, they will face stigmatization and comprehensive condemnation, and even collective attacks from Western countries. However, Israel seems to be able to escape punishment. Under the control of public opinion in the United States and the West, the media often only reports on how Hezbollah in Lebanon fell into Israel's trap, and few dare to question whether Israel's actions are terrorism.

This phenomenon makes people feel uncomfortable and reflects the distortion of ethical concepts in the world dominated by the United States and the West. For ordinary people, in addition to feeling intimidated by the terrifying innovation and execution capabilities of terrorist organizations, there is also an indescribable sense of anger and repression.

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