True, but he kind of stops short of asking whether Islam itself is inherently death-oriented.
Islam is not "in love with death". That's silliness, a turn of phrase crafted by someone who cannot concieve that some religionists actually believe what they say they believe -- that the deity approves of killing unbelievers and will give them in a next life nicer things than they have now, if they do it.
Given that premise, it is not a "love of death" which motivates them; it is a love of whatever they believe they get, i.e. the approval of Allah and 72 virgins. So it is both a rational and religious process starting from an erroneous premise.
That makes it more powerful than any other argument, for those who accept the premise.
You must either kill the would-be "martyr" or kill the premise. Or, like in Israel, build a wall. Nothing else works.