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Worldcrunch Magazine #99 — New War
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Tags: Brazilië, Israel, Libanon, Oekraïne, Turkije, Midden-Oosten, Twitter, Volkswagen, Die Zeit, Wolfsburg, Les Echos
Geplaatst: 20 Sep 2024 - 11:20
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Israeli explosion rocks Beirut, crossing another red line for Hezbollah (AL JAZEERA ENGLISH (AJE))
Death toll in Beirut strike rises to 37 as Israel-Hezbollah trade barrages near Lebanon border (L.A. Times - National News)
For Families of Those Missing After Israeli Strike in Beirut, an Agonizing Wait (NYT > Home Page)
At least 37 killed in Israeli strike on Beirut, Lebanon says (The Guardian World News)
Death toll from Israeli strike on Beirut rises to 37, Lebanon's health ministry says (BBC News | News Front Page)
Rapidly escalating Israel-Hezbollah conflict stirs fears of wider war (Economy - Voice of America)
Why is Israel focusing on border with Lebanon? (Times of India: World News)
Icom said radios in Lebanon blasts were discontinued a decade ago (Telecompaper Mobile & Wireless)
The risk of licensing – the deadly Gold Apollo pager lesson (DIGITIMES: IT news from Asia)
First Israel's Exploding Pagers Maimed and Killed. Now Comes the Paranoia (Wired Top Stories)
Why Israel hit Hezbollah with a surprise device attack — and here's what comes next (NY Post: National News)
Walkie-talkies in Lebanon blasts were discontinued a decade ago (The Japan Times: All Stories)- Israel turns the pager on terror with ruthless psychological masterstroke against Hezbollah (NY Post: National News)
- Israel's pager blasts sent just the right message to Hezbollah (NY Post: National News)
14 people have been killed by a second day of device explosions in Lebanon (The Verge)
More electronic devices reportedly exploded in Lebanon a day after coordinated pager attack (Engadget)
Exploding pagers join long history of killer communications devices (Financial Times - Europe homepage)
Taiwan brand behind Lebanon's exploding pagers shifts blame to low-profile Hungarian manufacturer (Fortune)