Netanyahu admits first order to attack 'Hezbollah Pippi explosion'

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said for the first time that he has ordered a simultaneous explosion of radio and radio calls targeting Lebanese militant Hezbollah.

According to local media such as Israeli media Wynet, Netanyahu said at a cabinet meeting on the 10th, "The radio call operation and the removal of Hasan Nasrallah were carried out despite opposition from security agencies and political officials."

Israeli Prime Minister Omer Dostri's office also confirmed that the prime minister authorized the radio call attack.

Israel has been blamed for the attack after the radio call explosion, but this is the first time Israel has acknowledged it itself.

The "political official" who Netanyahu said opposed the operation is believed to be former Defense Minister Yoav Galant.Gallant, a

'negotiator', was fired on the 5th after being at odds with Netanyahu, who sticks to a hard-line policy.

Thousands of radio callers, the main means of communication for Hezbollah members, exploded at the same time in Lebanon on September 17.

The following day, 39 people were killed and about 3,400 injured in a series of attacks, including a series of explosions by their radios.