'Error. Danger. OK.': Lebanon’s wounded remember the Israeli pager massacre

Today, one year since the Israeli terrorist pager attack on Lebanon, Al Mayadeen shares the raw testimonies of Hussein al-Harakeh, Hussein Dhaine, and Ali Abbass. A man and two children, who watched a device light up, read an "error" or a "danger" message, pressed a button, and in the blink of an eye, lost their eyesight or fingers. Their stories are not isolated tragedies but evidence, as lawyer and professor in criminal law Mohammad Habhab warned, that this Israeli massacre "amounts to a war crime," violating four principles of international humanitarian law. Watch their testimony to hear, in their own words, how pain turns into resolve.