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Both Wiens and MG said a supply-chain attack in which a remote-triggered explosive was surreptitiously placed into the pagers before they were distributed is more likely. There is precedent for this: in 1996, Israel put a bomb inside of a cell phone and used it to kill Yahya Ayyash, who was then a bomb maker for Hamas.

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[–] teamevil@lemmy.world 2 points 18 hours ago* (last edited 18 hours ago)

I have a theory that the shell is plastic explosives that were mixed in that way you don't need the battery to explode you just need it to provide enough of a charge to begin the sequence to ignite the plastic explosive...

I do realize plastic explosives and plastic are different but I'm sure with enough money in research they can figure out a way to make an inert hard plastic explosive