I think it's manipulation of the electromagnetic waves or radio frequencies to detonate electronics, like an emp but not and I think they have AI lighting the way.
Sifting for proof..
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Except it was clearly selective and they openly admitted to hijacking shipments.
Have you never seen a magic trick? If they say look here, something is probably going on somewhere else, distraction, illusion, whatever it's called.
It’s just a prelude to the ground invasion, softening up hard targets (in this case, the command—injuries—and communications—pagers/walkie-talkies—infrastructure of the enemy) to create less resistance to the initial push. There’s nothing being hidden, they declared war on Lebanon the day after the first attack and are going to ground invade sometime after Shabbat.
Misdirection
Ah so!
That's why I don't believe them. This line of reasoning goes against everything you've said in the past
If they could blow off-the-shelf electronic devices, we would have seen dozens of assassinations of this type before now (and at least one researcher would have independently written a paper on the ability to do so, voicing concerns about the safety and stability of li-ion or ni-mh batteries). It’s something so hideously useful to them that they wouldn’t wait to sue it or blow their cover on its possibility by wasting its reveal to the world on a simple attack against only a handful of one enemy group in a partial war.
That’s what doesn’t add up for me. I’m not trusting what jews say because they say it; I’m believing it because anything else is either impossible, too implausible, or out of line with how they actually behave.