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Iran's threat to attack Israel directly by the Ayatollah the threat over the grave of Haniya,

the Hamas leader gangster who was targeted killed in Tehran. There was a similar

threat by Nasrala, the general secretary of Hezbollah, vowing that Israel would show

tears.

There is, however, a mitigation now available in headlines from Israel,

and I read it as it comes.

We're talking about the question of, will the attack go forward?

Iran officials suggest planned attack may wait on the outcome of talks.

If Gaza and it will be scrapped if Gaza ceasefire is reached.

We also have a statement from Sinwar, the last remaining and now total leader of Hamas inside Gaza, we're told.

Synoir said to demand halt to IDF operations in Gaza as precondition for talks, precondition for talks. We then have news from Israel

that a rocket has been launched towards Tel Aviv out of Gaza. We then have news

from Israel these last days that the IDF is on

full alert expecting the attack momentarily, whatever that word means, the

White House said 24 hours passed this week.

To help me sort out what is clearly meant to be at some point clarification, but the

clarification needs explication.

I welcome Jonathan Schanser, the Vice President of the Foundation for Defense of democracies,

who's been keeping me informed about these battling headlines for months and here we are.

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