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It's around 3:30 in the afternoon on September 17. A day later, on September 18, around the same time in the afternoon, another low-fi gadget, the walkie-talkies used by Hezbollah cadres, exploded, even amid the funerals for those killed in the pager attacks.

Israel’s Mossad spy agency is believed to be behind the operation, Chris Stevenson writes, which likely took months of planning

Al Jazeera traces a pager supply chain from Taiwan to Hungary to Lebanon — including a three-month port layover.

How the explosions were rigged, what will happen next, and what the point was. All are questions that remain unanswered.

Nine people died and thousands were injured in Lebanon and Syria in what appeared to be an Israeli-linked attack

Learn about the supply of pagers for Hezbollah attacks by Hungary-based BAC Consulting KFT and Gold Apollo's partnership.

Israel’s spy service injected explosive materials activated by coded messages into thousands of pagers during production, months before they were imported by the Lebanese group Hezbollah, a senior Lebanese security source said. Hezbollah fighters were using the low-tech devices, produced by the Taiwan-based company Gold Apollo, in an attempt to…

The unprecedented Hezbollah security breach saw thousands of pagers detonate across Lebanon, killing nine people and wounding nearly 3,000 others

Taiwanese tech firm Gold Apollo denies manufacturing exploding pagers used in attack on Hezbollah members in Lebanon.