Exacerbated "friendly-fire" incidents.
Bekaa Valley, September 26 - Israel's destruction of its Lebanese Shiite terrorist adversary's communication infrastructure has compromised more than the organization's tactical command apparatus: it has exacerbated "friendly-fire" incidents in which terrorists mistake their fellows for targets, such as today when one group of militants assaulted another group who had disguised themselves as female to escape identification, but thereby tempted the other fighters to sexually assault them.
More than two dozen Hezbollah operatives checked into area hospitals today following the incident, which saw thirty militiamen pounce on a group of comrades they thought were women; some fought back, according to witnesses, and some warded their assailants off by revealing themselves, while still others froze in the face of their armed attackers and let them have their way; eyewitness accounts differ on whether only one or up to ten of the targets suffered rectal injuries as the rapists either failed to notice or failed to care about he sex of their victims.
The hospitals also treated several of the attackers, some of whom did not anticipate a more vigorous defense than the rapists expected of women.
Israel detonated thousands of pagers, walkie-talkies, and other communications devices belonging to Hezbollah personnel last week. The targeted Mossad operation gutted the Iran-backed terrorist militia's command-and-control capacity; Hezbollah had abandoned more modern communication methods out of fear that Israel could crack and monitor the group's communications. Instead, Israel managed to entice Hezbollah into buying units the Jewish State' formidable intelligence agencies had sabotaged, units that exploded simultaneously early last week.
They followed up over the weekend by waiting for the organization's main strike force leadership to gather in one place to avoid interception of any messages conveyed through possibly-vulnerable technology, and bombing the building where that meeting took place, further decimating Hezbollah's fighting capacity at a time when most observers believe an Israeli ground invasion of Lebanon is unavoidable.
Hezbollah has fired nearly 10,000 rockets into Israel since Palestinian massacre in southern Israel last October, "in solidarity with" Hamas and other Palestinian groups in Gaza, where Israel has wrought similar havoc on the terrorist groups there. More than 70,000 Israelis have evacuated their homes in northern Israel under Hezbollah's rocket fire; an IDF offensive will aim to eliminate the threat and enable those evacuees to return home, a goal that the Shiite terrorist group has vowed to thwart.
Reports in Beirut suggested that after hearing the report of the Bekaa rape fiasco, Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah decided against another discreet visit outside his bunker with his usual disguise.
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