If say Hamas or Hezbollah managed to simultaneously detonate the pages or mobile phones of Israeli

reservists, whether or not they were on duty or not, wherever they happen to be, whoever

happened to be around them, that would be rightly classified

as an obscene act of mass terrorism.

It would also rightly be judged to be a grave war crime.

I'd also know that anyone who cheered on such an attack in the

West would be liable for arrest under their country's anti-terror legislation. Now, today

across Lebanon and reportedly in Syria pages suddenly exploded with

reports that more than 4,000 people so far have been injured with at least 11

killed including one 8-year-old girl named Fatima Jafar Abdullah.

The reported targets was Hezbollah, which is two things, a Lebanese militia and a political party which is part of the

governing coalition in Lebanon. But it's not just Hezbollah fires who use these pages,

reportedly so do medics. I mean we need more information on that that's what the

questions will be asking who actually has these pages and does Israel know can

they be sure who these pages belong to we'll about that. But one widely circulating claim is that Israel

intercepted shipment of pages and then put explosives in them, remotely detonating them.

Hezbollah uses these pages or relies on them rather mobile phones to prevent Israel monitoring their activities.

The other possibility I've seen obviously being discussed is some sort of cyber attack

to remotely blow up these pages using their batteries.

I'm not a tech expert here, but it strikes me as extremely implausible,

especially given these pages appear to be primitive.

If that were true, well, the implications of that would be even more terrifying

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