[British Media Reveals How Israel Carefully Planned The Pager Bombing] According To The Israeli Times, Citing Reuters, The Explosive Pagers That Arrived In Lebanon At The Beginning Of This Year Were Part Of Israel's Plan To Destroy Hezbollah And Were Highly Deceptive. A Lebanese Source With First-hand Information About The Pagers Revealed That The Agents Who Made The Pagers Designed A Battery That Could Hide A Small But Powerful Amount Of Plastic Explosives And A New Type Of Detonator That Could Not Be Detected By X-rays. The Large Number Of New Products Lacked A Credible Background Story, So Israeli Agents Created Fake Online Stores, Web Pages And Posts To Deceive Hezbollah's Due Diligence. Two People Familiar With The Matter Said That After Hezbollah Received The Pagers In February, It Began To Determine Whether Explosives Were Hidden And Let Them Pass Through Airport Security Scanners To See If They Triggered Alarms. But They Did Not Find Any Suspicious Signs. Lebanese Sources Said That Hezbollah Noticed That The Battery Was Consumed Faster Than Expected. However, The Problem Did Not Seem To Cause Major Security Concerns, And The Organization Was Still Distributing Pagers To Its Members Hours Before The Attack