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Last year, Israel carried out a massive bombing of pagers used by Hezbollah members, a significant blow to the organization.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu brought a pager to the podium of the UN General Assembly, recalling the operation against Hezbollah with the massive detonation of these devices. This was reported by the Israeli portal Ynet.
"Netanyahu took the pager and said, 'Israel hit Hamas, we hit Hezbollah. Remember the pagers? I can tell you that Hezbollah definitely remembers them,'" he said.
According to him, Hezbollah wanted to crush and destroy Israel, but thanks to the work of the army and the help of its allies, this was avoided.
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Israel may continue operations against Hezbollah and Hamas
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