Two Years Since 'Beepers Operation' That Crippled Hezbollah in Lebanon
Two years have passed since a complex Israeli operation, dubbed the 'Beepers Operation,' significantly impacted Hezbollah in Lebanon. The operation involved the simultaneous detonation of thousands of beepers, killing 59 Hezbollah operatives and wounding thousands more. This surprise attack severely damaged the terrorist organization and altered the course of the conflict in the north.
The operation, which surprised the world, began with an idea proposed by a female Mossad officer in 2018. The plan involved establishing a fictitious company in Hungary to procure the beepers. These devices were then covertly transported and distributed, ultimately reaching the heart of Hezbollah's stronghold in Dahieh, Beirut, before being remotely detonated.
The report revisits the intricate details of this operation, highlighting the planning and execution that led to its success. It underscores how this action, which stunned the global community, demonstrated a sophisticated intelligence and operational capability that inflicted substantial damage on Hezbollah's infrastructure and personnel.
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