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Lebanon Faces Unprecedented Cyberattack
Lebanon has been targeted by a series of remote-detonated explosions hidden in pagers and walkie-talkies. The attacks, which have killed dozens and injured thousands, have been blamed on Israel by the Lebanese government and Hezbollah.
Questionable Tactics
Experts question the morality and legality of using pagers as bombs, as civilians were among the victims. The attacks have also raised concerns about the potential for collateral damage and the escalation of violence.
American Support for Israel
As an American taxpayer, the author expresses concern about the potential involvement of US funds in the attacks. They argue that such tactics may damage Israel’s reputation and make it harder to achieve peace in the region.
Long-Term Consequences
The author believes that the cyberattacks will have negative long-term consequences for Israel. They may strengthen Hezbollah’s support in Lebanon and alienate American supporters who disapprove of such tactics.
Escalation of Conflict
The attacks have intensified tensions between Israel and Lebanon, and could potentially lead to further military escalation. The author warns that the use of indiscriminate violence will only make it harder to achieve a peaceful resolution to the conflict.