Israel has begun dropping leaflets into parts of Lebanon with a “very dangerous” barcode on them, according to Hezbollah’s media office. The ominous barcode allegedly “withdraws all information” from phones if scanned
Israeli government spokesperson David Mencer was asked directly about the airdropped leaflets on Tuesday, but dodged the question completely.
“The prime minister has also made clear... that whoever tries to harm this country, we will harm them all the more forcefully,” Mr Mencer responded. “Israel’s patience is not inexhaustible. We will secure our northern border and our people will be allowed to get home.”
1. Israel has wiped out most of Hezbollah’s leadership in two days of brutal targeted airstrikes. 2. Bombs have also targeted ammo stores, with clips of the strikes showing houses in residential areas being obliterated. 3. US officials told CNN Hezbollah has been significantly weakened by the attacks which had taken them backwards by about 20 years
The Israeli strikes came less than a week after coordinated sabotage attacks targeting Hezbollah’s communication devices killed 39 people and wounded almost 3,000
Over 550 people, including dozens of children, were killed in Israeli strikes on Lebanon on Monday, according to the country’s health ministry.
