Eliezer 10 months ago

These weren't Israeli products. If I were Mossad, I'd compromise anything except an Israeli or Jewish-owned product.

  • anigbrowl 10 months ago

    That's beside the point, though. Imagine you are in some non-aligned/involved country with no real stake in MENA politics, idk Thailand or Peru. Corporate/national security is your job. Absent some specific need that can't be supplied by anyone else, would you want to do business with them?

atemerev 10 months ago

Depends on which side you are on.

  • mardifoufs 10 months ago

    I mean regardless of which side you're on, you still wouldn't want to end up with a product that has a bomb in it by accident, even if it wasn't targeted against you.

    • atemerev 10 months ago

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      • mardifoufs 10 months ago

        Yeah, I'm sure that Israel is just so good that every single device didn't end up being owned by any one else.

        I mean Israel is really really good at avoiding collateral damage (according to Israel), so everyone who's on the receiving end of this was Hezbollah (according to Mossad). I mean, they do have the most humanitarian army in the world after all (according to the IDF casualty reports)

      • I-M-S 10 months ago

        Are you a citizen of Lebanon?