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bizarre day in Lebanon. This is the most unusual way to attack the enemy during wartime.

And you probably heard yesterday it was pagers exploding in the pants pockets or in the hands

of these Hezbollah soldiers and operatives.

Well today, these walkie-talkies were blowing up in their hands.

We're going to talk with Jordana Miller from ABC News based in Jerusalem

to get the latest information. Jordana, what's going on?

Right, it is day two of really a surprising, unprecedented, unusual attack that it appears Israel has carried out against Hizbola operatives.

Yesterday, as you said, we saw thousands of pagers explode, injuring almost 3,000 people,

killing 12, including two children. Today, we saw walkie-talkies exploding. And there were reports that even some cell phones exploded, some solar panels in homes exploded.

There was a car that also exploded.

And even at a funeral of one of the Havbalah victims from yesterday's attack,

some explosions went off.

So this is now day two.

The death toll today is 14 and about 450 injured.

And I think, you know, everyone is wondering, you know, what is next?

Are we going to see another wave tomorrow?

And what is the, if Israel is behind this attack, you know, what is the aim?

Is this to, you know, create some kind of deterrence and convince Hezbollah that it wouldn't

be worth going to war with Israel if this is just the appetizer, if you will, of some attacks?

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