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Reports revealed that the Israeli Mossad produced 500 pagers secretly and intricately delivered to Hezbollah, intended for use in covert operations. The devices were assembled manually in sensitive conditions, with strict security measures imposed. The idea of embedding explosives inside pagers had been proposed several years earlier, but both technically and budgetarily it was rejected until it was reintroduced and endorsed by then-Mossad chief Dedi Barnea. This led to the development of a method to remotely plant explosives inside the devices, enabling a precise strike against Hezbollah leaders. Additionally, reports suggest that these operations contributed to undermining Nasrallah's morale, especially after the explosion of the pagers he used, which weakened the organization's stance and confused its leadership prior to his assassination in Beirut.
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