A coordinated explosion involving around 5,000 pagers struck Hezbollah members precisely at 3:30 p.m. Lebanon time. This mass detonation raises questions about the use of espionage tactics and intelligence capabilities, potentially linking to organizations like Mossad. Following the incident, a Hezbollah leader warned members against carrying phones, claiming they posed an even greater risk than Israeli surveillance. The story takes a twist as the idea of 'Old School' espionage methods resurfaces, where pagers were sold to Hezbollah with embedded explosives. This account reveals a high-stakes game of intelligence, counterintelligence, and survival.

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