Hezballah plagued by exploding devices

 Daily Mail:

Thousands of walkie-talkies, solar panels and fingerprint recognition devices used by Hezbollah fighters have detonated across Lebanon in the past two days, killing 14 and wounding hundreds of people including mourners at a funeral.

The second wave of carnage hit a day after thousands of exploding pagers used by the group left almost 3,000 people injured and a dozen dead, including civilians and children.

Security sources confirmed that hand-held radios were purchased by Hezbollah five months ago, at around the same time as compromised pagers. Lebanese media has also reported that home solar energy systems have blown up in several areas of Beirut.

The ensuing panic has caused terrified residents to tear the batteries from their walkie-talkies and throw devices into the street in fear of more explosions.

But how do you live if you don't know where the next blasts might come from?
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Panic has caused chaos in Lebanon as terrified residents tear the batteries from their walkie-talkies and throw devices into the street in fear of more explosions.
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This operation is likely the result of Israel's response to the mass murder operations of Hezballah and Hamas.  Not only is it deadly, but it also has caused panic among those responsible for the mass murder attacks on Israelis.  It has caused fear and panic among those who celebrated the attacks on Israelis.

See also:

What the Media Aren't Telling You About Israel’s Ingenious Strike Against Terrorist Pagers

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