According to Lianhe Zaobao, on February 5th, Israeli fascist leader Netanyahu, when meeting with U.S. imperialist leader Trump at the White House, actually presented him with a "golden pager" symbolizing the Lebanese call pager self-destruction terrorist attack manufactured by Israel in September last year.
From September 17 to 18, 2024, the call pagers and other electronic devices held by Hezbollah in Lebanon suddenly exploded twice at the same time, causing more than 40 deaths and over 3,000 injuries. Netanyahu later admitted that this attack was planned and carried out by the Israeli gang, which has always slandered the Palestinian people's righteous struggle as "terrorist attacks" and smeared the armed wing of the Palestinian national bourgeois revolutionary organization Hamas as "terrorists."
When Netanyahu presented this "golden pager," he shamelessly called the attack a "turning point in the war," claiming it "demonstrates Israel's strength, technological advantages, and innovative capabilities against enemies."
Did this attack really target Israel's enemies? According to BBC reports, Hezbollah leader Nasrallah was not injured, and among the dead, "two are the sons of Hezbollah deputies," "a Hezbollah member's daughter was killed," and "most of those coming to the emergency room were in plainclothes," "some elderly, some very young, such as the unfortunate children... and some are medical workers."
It is evident that most of the injured and dead were ordinary civilians. This clearly was a terror attack targeting the Lebanese people—a bloody massacre. On October 1, Israel brazenly launched an invasion of Lebanese territory, causing numerous massacres, and even after signing a ceasefire agreement and the withdrawal deadline, they still opened fire on Lebanese civilians trying to return home.
Israel's accumulated blood debts against Arab people will inevitably be avenged.
Netanyahu presents Trump with a "golden pager," symbolizing the Israeli military's strike against Hezbollah
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