Beepergate: How Israel Penetrated Hezbollah
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On September 17, 2024, thousands of pagers carried by Hezbollah terrorists began exploding across Lebanon. The following day, handheld radios exploded too.
It was the culmination of an extraordinary intelligence operation involving supply chains, shell companies, specially modified communications devices and years of preparation.
In today’s Middle East Brief, Avi Kaner tells the full story of Beepergate: why Hezbollah turned to pagers, how the devices were compromised, what happened during the two waves of explosions, and how the operation exposed the depth of Hezbollah’s security vulnerabilities.
The attacks were followed by a rapidly escalating Israeli campaign against Hezbollah’s leadership and military infrastructure, culminating days later in the killing of Hassan Nasrallah.
Beepergate demonstrated that Hezbollah’s vulnerability extended far beyond the battlefield. The very communications system intended to protect the organization from Israeli intelligence had become a weapon against it.
🎙️ Middle East Brief with Avi Kaner