David Daoud on the Hezbollah electronics explosions - Fox LiveNOW

[@tikvah1823]

Exellent David...👍 Thank you Josh

Good interview!

[@wesleyfoster1967]

A 12 year old is an adult in their culture.

[@OllieOckbar]

An 8 year olds and even younger.

[@baruchben-david4196]

Lithium batteries don't work like that. They overheat, emit dense white smoke, burst into flames, and sometimes burst. The "explosion" is very small. This had to be actual explosives.

[@ghostmantagshome-er6pb]

The battery was hacked to get hot which set off a primer which set off a high explosive.

[@treystevenson9872]

The explosive used was PETN.

[@lottyblok383]

over ca 30 min tbn about the theme......have a good day an, am israel chai.

[@RichardAHolt]

Maybe they can try low tech hand sign language, except for those missing fingers from their hands.

[@willielee5253]

🇮🇱✡️🇮🇱

[@AHamiltonScrip-wx1rj]

This story makes me think of Robert DeNiro sitting in the movie theater scene during the movie, “Cape Fear.”

[@fredliperson9171]

Don't use your beard trimmers😳

[@ronaldshiffman9171]

I am going to tell you how the beepers and other devices were made to explode because I like David Daoud. No explosives were used. Software was sent to the electronic devices which enabled them to be taken over and reconfigured internally. I believe the batteries were short circuited creating a sudden and violent release of energy from the battery. Boom. That hurts.

[@Shoshanna-jn3fx]

E V E N. , B E T T E R !!👍👍👍👍🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🙏🙏🙏🎗🎗💙💙💙🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@johndoe-vc1we]

You are incorrect. Batteries don't explode, they just burn. There is no way to short circuit a battery by software.

[@ronaldshiffman9171]

@@johndoe-vc1we A direct connection between the positive and negative side of a battery creates a sudden release of energy. Research Stuxnet.

[@nikoyameh]

Incorrect not just burn. Lithium battery does explode and dangerous. If you had work in oil and gas (yes I am) there are some cases the well survey tools recorder small battery exploded. ( in use and not charge mode)

[@johndoe-vc1we]

@@nikoyameh some cases in other words not consistent as was the case here. Therefore it was explosives