The way Israel exploded pagers, cell phones and solar panels in Lebanon and Syria shocked the world. Israel was targeting Hezbollah terrorists, but the worry was what would happen if terrorists learned to make bombs with homemade devices using Israeli recipes?
Governments around the world make weapons. For use by our military. However, terrorists use them extensively. If only nuclear bombs were left, all other types of weapons would fall within the reach of terrorists. Now the world is progressing, and the size of wire fire has changed. Using drones for attacks is now a thing of the past. After Israel’s pager explosions in Lebanon and Syria, it is said that a new door to weapons of mass destruction has opened. Even for its own safety, Israel has written a new story of mass attacks in the world. After pagers, mobile phones and solar panels have also exploded. The success of the experiment to turn this household device into a bomb has raised a question to the world – can a device placed at home be turned into a bomb?
Relationship with fear
India was hit by a storm of terrorism in the 1980s and 1990s. Terrorists first launched jihad in the name of Khalistan and then in the name of Kashmir. Khalistani terrorists used guns and bombs, but jihadist terrorists made many innovations in carrying out bombings. All types of explosives, including RDX, were blown up using different devices. Indian jihadists even used lunch boxes and cooking utensils in some places. Witnesses in the 1990s must have seen this message becoming popular on Doordarshan, which read: “Don’t touch unclaimed items around you.” She could be a bomb. Inform the police immediately. Use an example to understand the fear at that time. A gentleman was returning with vegetables on a motorcycle. A bag of vegetables fell on the road. The father returned home and did not find the bag, so he went back along the same route to look for it. He saw the bag lying somewhere in the middle of the road. Seeing him, many drivers passed by from a distance. No one dared to approach him. People’s behavior contained both caution and fear.
Terrorists should learn no lesson from Israeli attacks
Now let’s look at what’s happening in and around Israel. When Hamas terrorists attacked Israeli civilians on October 7, they came in gliders. This was completely new and surprising. Apparently, the terrorists used their own level of innovation to make their attack effective. Earlier, the world was already discussing how Hamas was able to make such effective rockets in Gaza. How they made rocket launchers out of ordinary pipes. The cat-and-mouse game between Israel and Hamas has been going on for a long time. However, Israel’s recent attacks in Lebanon and Syria forced the world to think. Israel undoubtedly has the right to take the necessary measures to protect its citizens. But what will happen if terrorists around the world start to follow his example?
Supply chain explosion
The most worrying thing about the Israeli attack is the damage to the supply chain. This means that transactions between manufacturers and customers are disrupted. It is said that Israel was very smart to install explosives in pagers when they were manufactured. When the time comes, the explosives detonate by heating the battery. Now think about it, can only the government accomplish such infiltration? Not terrorists? How many devices are bought and sold every day around the world. Who will check who installed the explosives where?
The world is sitting on gunpowder…
Many countries in the world are struggling with internal fault lines. In countries where the house is well-ordered, one of their neighbors is becoming bloodthirsty. There is no shortage of people in the world who want to cause widespread destruction. The only risk is that they have to face death in order to see this ‘paradise’ of destruction. However, Israel’s solution is completely risk-free. People blame Israel for the attacks in Lebanon and Syria only because there is circumstantial evidence against Israel. Otherwise, no one’s face would be exposed in such an attack.
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