This is a TVS. I and the world. I'm John Batsw with Bill Rajo, Senior Fellow Foundation for the Defense of Democracy, my colleague and co-hosthost and we're very pleased to welcome

David Dayoud of the FTD as well commenting on the Hezbollah threat which

continues nightly an IDF's chief foreign, KIA, the terror of the people from the north 60s,

80, 100,000 have been evacuated, but there are many still there who are terrified every night in the middle of the

night with sirens going off. It turns on according to Hezbollah that the

ceasefire in Hamas will quiet their drone and anti-tank and

ballistic missile attack. But within these last hours, headline out of Times of Israel, a mosque claims Tel Aviv

Blast has attempted suicide bombing, vows to carry out more. Police in

Shenbet confirmed incident and intended terror attack.

The dead bomber's identity unknown.

The Times of Israel goes on to say,

the bomber was a man in his 50s from the Nablis region. And David, I don't mean to bring this up as a difficulty, but in any

event, there are positives in the ceasefire talks, end game or final note or Israel accepts the US deal. It would appear that Hamas does not

on the basis of this suicide attack. It's like the old days before there was any attempt to controlling the Hamas gangsters inside the Gaza Strip that they're using the West Bank to launch these attacks.

I'm presuming that Hezbollah is not commented.

What is your measure of a suicide bomber in Tel Aviv

apparently in the middle of the night.

Look, I mean, the assumption here is that irrespective of the outcome of the

ceasefire negotiations that we're dealing with a good faith actor in Hamas, if this were a ceasefire deal that would lead to a permanent

ceasefire and the genuine sense of the word, meaning that in perpetuity there will not be a single bullet fired,

not even a single pebble thrown by anyone from Gaza at anyone from Israel and in return there would be no you

know it would be same in return from the Israeli side we would be looking at a you know a very different nature of a ceasefire deal the Hamas has made it clear. Their sticking points in negotiations appear to be on terms that Hamas wants that would essentially

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