🇮🇱🇱🇧🇱🇧 - While many details of the pager attack carried out by Israel in various Lebanese regions on September 17th remain shrouded in mystery, this Sunday, CBS 60 Minutes will feature a rare and exclusive interview with retired Mossad agents who played a crucial role in a decade-long operation against Hezbollah.
The retired agent, known by the pseudonym Gabriel, revealed that preparations for this operation began in 2022:
"Mossad learned two years ago that Hezbollah was purchasing pagers from the Taiwanese company Gold Apollo and began planning. This was only the second phase of a process that had been in preparation for 10 years".
🇮🇱🇱🇧🇱🇧 - While many details of the pager attack carried out by Israel in various Lebanese regions on September 17th remain shrouded in mystery, this Sunday, CBS 60 Minutes will feature a rare and exclusive interview with retired Mossad agents who played a crucial role in a decade-long operation against Hezbollah.
The retired agent, known by the pseudonym Gabriel, revealed that preparations for this operation began in 2022:
"Mossad learned two years ago that Hezbollah was purchasing pagers from the Taiwanese company Gold Apollo and began planning. This was only the second phase of a process that had been in preparation for 10 years".
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