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Welcome. How are you? Deborah, how are you?

I'm Dandy. How are you?

You're dandy. We're on 1 to 4 and then after 4 o'clock John Cobalt show On Demand.

That's the podcast version and you could listen to whatever you missed.

I would advise you strongly not to miss anything,

especially right now, because today is day three of the Israeli attack on Hezbollah in Lebanon.

Day one on Tuesday was what's become the infamous attack on with pagers.

They rigged pagers to blow up, thousands of them all at once and thousands of

Hezbollah targets were injured. These are presumably soldiers and operatives. There were some

other casualties, people standing nearby.

Then yesterday, walkie-talkies, these handheld radios, they went off, more carnage.

Today, they're doing a more traditional set of airstrikes against Hezbollah targets.

Let's get Brad Garrett on because warfare's changed right in front of our eyes.

Brad, how are you?

He is the ABC News, terrorism and crime, an analyst.

Brad, how are you?

I'm good, John. Thanks.

Had you ever heard of this kind of warfare before?

Was this always theoretical, always, only something that maybe a script writer would be able to conjure up?

Well, maybe.

It certainly sounds James Bondi, if you want to look at it that way.

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