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CBS Island World. I'm John Bachelor with Bill Rajo, my colleague and co-host and friend.

He is a senior fellow at the Foundation for the Defense of Democracy. He keeps the

Long War Journal with his colleagues reporting on the vastness of the conflicts in Eurasia. And what it means for the US right now in an election

cycle. I puzzled but we welcome David Dayoud of the Foundation for the

Defense of Democracy, ask the question, what is to be done?

We've established that Hezbollah now believes that it can increase

the tempo and scale of barages to terrorize the Israeli public without killing anyone

or without killing very many, disrupting everybody's life and wearing down the future because you

have to decide where to hide the children tonight or how do you get to the

bomb shelter in 15 seconds at 4 a.m. What is to be done has long been based upon

the gathering of Israeli divisions at the north to roll

through the bakah to the Latani River and force Hezbollah back far enough so that you have more than a 15 seconds to get to the

shelter maybe 35 maybe 40 there is one other pathway. David, is anybody, to your knowledge, you read all of this material in Israel and the United States,

again suggesting that it's not in Beirut, it's not with Nesrallah it's in Tehran and it's with the

ayatollah that's the problem are they are they getting to that point that the solution must be the IATOLA?

I think some people are.

You see former Prime Minister in Aftali Bennett who may be making a political comeback

as the current time. He's always said that the you know the

Earl needs to strike not just at the tentacles but at the

head of the octopus as we called it. Now I follow that logic up to a point the

but if I made the genius of the Iranian model is that it creates entities that are self-sustaining

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