Motorola wrongly accused of manufacturing Hezbollah pagers
• Sep 18, 2024, 8:39 PM
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Some on X are calling it the ‘Israeli Motorola massacre,’ blaming Motorola for manufacturing the deadly Hezbollah pagers that exploded in Lebanon. For years, the American mobile company has faced boycotts, accused of supplying the Israeli army with communication and bomb equipment devices. We tell you more in this edition of Truth or Fake.
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Hezbollah commander Aqil was injured in pager attack before his assassination in Israeli strike
• 7:36 PM
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Reporting from Beirut, FRANCE 24’s James Andre says it appears that top Hezbollah leaders were meeting in the building in southern Beirut that was hit in an Israeli strike on Friday. The strike killed senior Hezbollah commander Ibrahim Aqil, who had “jus
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What the operation to blow up Hezbollah’s pagers tells us about Israel’s spy agencies
• 3:24 PM
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The mass explosions of pagers and walkie-talkies believed to belong to members of the Iran-backed Shiite group Hezbollah in Lebanon have widely been attributed to Israel’s intelligence services. The attacks, which killed dozens of people and wounded thou
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🔴Live: Israel says it killed Hezbollah commander in Beirut strike
• 6:10 AM
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The Israeli military on Friday said its air strike in the southern suburbs of Beirut killed top Hezbollah commander Ibrahim Aqil and other senior commanders of the movement's Radwan special forces. Hezbollah has not confirmed the killing. The massive str
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Israel-Hezbollah exchanges intensify on Lebanon border
• 12:54 AM
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Israel said Hezbollah fired dozens of rockets from Lebanon on Friday following overnight air strikes which destroyed dozens of launchers after its leader vowed retribution for deadly sabotage attacks on its communications.
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Lebanese hospitals overrun, people shaken by explosive devices attack
• 12:52 AM
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The mass attacks targeting Hezbollah electronic devices, which killed 37 people and wounded thousands, has shaken Lebanese society, says FRANCE 24’s James Andre, reporting from Beirut. “People are staying at home,” reports Andre. “People are staying at h
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