We're welcoming my colleague Colonel Jeff McCausen, United States Army Retired Artillery Man, CBS News,

visiting Professor Dickinson College Diamond Six Leadership and Strategy CEO, the headlines from Jerusalem

in these last hours.

After new Lebanon blast, Galan says focus is moved to north in New Fais.

Galan is the Minister of Defence.

14 killed, 450 wounded, as Lebanon hit by second wave of Hezbollah device explosions

and UN General Assembly demands Israeli pullout from Palestinian areas within 12 months and analysts say

Mossad likely hit explosives in pagers before they reached Hezbollah and Iran's

Guard Corps, the IRGC, denies report 19 members killed in Syria by exploding

pager attack. Jeff, a very good evening to you. This looks like an operation that was long in place. There is rumor that it was

about to be blown so they blew it up. What we're looking at is the presumption that

these pagers were in the possessions of significant parts of the command and control of Hezbollah.

How do you read it? Good evening to you, Jeff.

That's exactly how I read it, John. We had 12 killed up to 4,000 injured when these

pagers exploded on Tuesday and of course today we've had a series of walkie

talkings explode. Fourteen killed up to 4 and 50 have been injured.

One would have to assume these redity devices that were being used by leadership for command and

control.

Espilah had made a decision in the last few months apparently to move from cell phones

which they thought the Israelis could not more easily track and then target to a

less sophisticated device but one that was less vulnerable that being the pager

and when they purchased these particular pager devices, probably 5 or 6,000,

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