Does international law allow electronic devices to be weaponized?
Who primed the communication devices that exploded in the Lebanese strongholds of the Islamist terrorist group Hezbollah? And ...
Hezbollah distributed pagers to its members a few hours before the explosions
According to one of the sources, one of the Hezbollah members received a new pager the day before it exploded, the explosion ...
i35 分钟Opinion
Israel may turn Beirut into another Gaza – but won’t be any more secure
Israel is a prime example of this fatal inability to gear its war-making capacity to feasible political objectives. Put more ...
Weaponizing ordinary devices violates international law, United Nations rights chief says
The United Nations human rights chief says weaponizing ordinary communication devices represents a new development in warfare ...
Oneindia22 分钟
Norway-Based Malayali Entrepreneur Linked To Pager Blasts That Killed Hezbollah Operatives ...
Rinson Jose’s LinkedIn profile indicates that, aside from owning Norta Global, he has been working for the Oslo-based DN ...
Wayanad-born man's name comes up in pager blasts case; Norway, Bulgaria, Lebanon cops on ...
Rinson Jose, who moved to Norway for higher studies and has worked in digital customer support for DN Media, is currently on an overseas work trip and has been unreachable for the past few days ...
RTE Online40 分钟
UN denounces Lebanon device blasts as violation of international law
The United Nations said the detonation of hand-held communication devices in Lebanon could constitute a war crime as Beirut's ...
Kerala-born Norwegian linked to pager blasts?
Rinson Jose, 37, from Kerala's Wayanad who briefly trained for the clergy before migrating to Norway has emerged as an ...