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I'm John Batchel with my good colleague, Johnson Shanzer, the Foundation for Defense of Democracy.

Speaking of 77 years old for Israel within hours. Lebanon,

however, remains broken. It is a country that is ripped apart by violence and threats and dominated

by now mysterious Hezbollah leadership. What do they want, Jonathan? Because there's

a lot of evidence that they're trying to rearm to what end? Yeah. I mean, they're trying to get

back into the business of fighting Israel, because of course, that's how their young men have been

trained over the years. They've been ideologically indoctrinated, and they see

themselves, this is their mission in life, is to fight Israel. The problem for them right now is that

they lack leadership. Many of those leaders have been cut down, whether it was the Pager operation,

the walkie-talkies, the bombings that the Israelis carried out against some of the top

echelon of his Bala back in October of last year.

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