“…Hezbollah's private telecommunications network that triggered the confrontation is a 'secure network of primitive private land lines [that] helped the guerrillas fight Israel's high-tech army in the 2006 summer war' quotes GPC on one of the direct causes of the current conflict in Lebanon.
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