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Israel-Gaza live updates: Death toll rises from pager, walkie-talkie explosions
Israel was responsible for Tuesday's explosions, a source confirmed to ABC News, in which pagers detonated across Beirut and southern Lebanon. Walkie-talkies exploded on Wednesday. The strikes come after two consecutive days of explosions of pagers and walkie-talkie devices in Lebanon, which left at least 37 people dead.
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