Pagers and drones: How Hezbollah aims to counter Israel's high-tech surveillance

Hezbollah, responding to Israeli airstrikes, has adopted low-tech strategies such as landline phones, pagers, and coded messages to evade surveillance. It also employs drones to monitor and attack Israeli intelligence. The conflict, linked to Hamas' war with Israel, has led to significant casualties and displacement. Israeli strikes have killed over 330 Hezbollah fighters, while Hezbollah has lost senior commanders. The group bans cell phones on battlefields, uses a private telecom network, and relies on couriers. Despite losses, Hezbollah's drone operations and counter-surveillance tactics continue to challenge Israeli defenses.