This is John Batcheter, conversation with my colleague Gregory Coppley of Defense and Foreign Affairs

about the degrading of the ability of Hezbollah to organize to command and control to be an army. What Gregory features is the low-grade

communication system that was compromised, destroying Hezbollah's ability to

communicate even the most rheumentry orders, and the likelihood

is that it will not reconstitute itself.

It's broken.

Gregory Coppley, Defense and Foreign Affairs, Hezbollah, Hamas. There are others who can be broken in the same fashion.

More of this tonight.

That's true and it's certainly Israel will not allow Hezbollah the maneuvering room to

regroup it will continue to harry them and it's got the ability to do so it's it's as we've seen

one of the great developments if you like great in terms of scope the

developments of the war with Hamas and subsequently Hezbollah has

been the use of cyber warfare on a complex scale which has never been seen before by any of the terrorist groups.

Their main operating capabilities with Hamas and others,

Islama El Gomea and so on,

and with Hezbollah has been their ability to rely on low-tech

to avoid being brought into the cyber war.

But they're seeing now that even the most basic forms

of communication can be weaponized against them.

So they are literally outclassed in every way and there's no way that they can

regroup in this present format they would even Iran cannot with all of its money such as it is

rebuild the technological capabilities of any of its proxy forces.

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