Hezbullah accuses Israel of tapping its members' cell phones
It must be tough to be paranoid. Hezbullah is now convinced that Israel is tapping its cellphones. "The enemy has succeeded in planting secret lines ... in the mobile phones of some members of the Resistance," Hizbullah MP Hasan Fadlallah said at a press conference with Telecommunications Minister Charbel Nahhas.Hezbullah had better watch its shadows. Heh.
"After a lengthy, complex investigation ... it was revealed that three resistance members were using local mobile phones which had been deliberately sold to them after being implanted with secret Israeli lines" by a Lebanese spying for Israel, he said.
Fadlallah, chairman of parliament's media and telecommunications committee, said Hizbullah had cracked the case in coordination with military intelligence after police zeroed in on the three Hizbullah members as possible Israeli agents.
It turned that the three suspected agents were in fact the victims of the Israeli bugging, Fadlallah said.
A ministry expert at the news conference confirmed that the infiltration meant Israel could send out text messages and other information from the phones.
They could also track the movements of the phones and listen in on any conversations wherever they were, he said.
Labels: cell phone, Hezbullah, Israel Defense Forces, spying
posted by Carl in Jerusalem @ 11:13 PM
2 Comments:
and don't forget the radio transmitters implanted in your front molars--but there is a solution, wrap your heads and hands tightly in aluminum foil--this neutralizes cell intercepts and those deadly Joo-rays.
Don't forget the Joo-Rays. They always addle the minds of Israel's enemies!
Heh
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