[000:00:00;00] the really opposition leader tells the president he conform coalition government. it could be but that yahoo placed as prime minister for the 1st time and 12 years also ahead the governor of the u. s. and student tech land, joe biden, for what he says are reckless open boarded policies. sorting numbers of illegal migrants flooded the states frontier with mexico. the st. petersburg international economic form hasn't kicked off the 1st large scale business events to take place across the world. since the outbreak of the pandemic re events, moto is short, but it makes it absolutely clear what the forms are about. together again,

economy of the new reality and it's stigmatizing and fueling racism. so says a prominent muslim group about the austrian government unveiling of a national map of islam. it highlights the location of mosques and muslim associations across the country. ah, very broadcasting love director my studios and moscow. this is art international. i'm john thomas. certainly glad to have you with us. are now the israeli opposition leader has informed the president that he succeeded in forming a coalition government. it looks now increasingly like the end of benjamin netanyahu is 12 years in power as a prime minister, while with the united arab listed chairman involved. it is the 1st coalition deal ever signed by a separate air party. i commit to mister president,

that this government will work to serve all the citizens of israel, including those who want members of it will respect those who oppose it and do everything in its power to unite all parts of his bailey society. please point out that this might just see the end of the 12 year reign of the way the prime minister benjamin netanyahu. don't forget that he has had numerous opportunities to form a majority coalition government. he hadn't succeeded, they've been for elections in the place of 2 years. at the same time, he has divided public support. he is in the middle of a trial in which he is in corruption charges that turkey is not helping him. and he wants the recent war between israel and her mother, in which natania, who presented himself as a strong man as the weight is and even best, didn't secure him the premiership going forward. now, it was just 35 minutes before the midnight deadline expired. when the opposition

need it appeared to inform the country's president a move in waveland, he was able to form a majority coalition government. he sent an email to the president and follow this up with a phone call between the 2 sides. now pete has said that he is going to do everything in his power to unite israelis, and he is appealing to the parliament to hold a special session as soon as possible to come soon and ratify. the government is not however, a done deal. technically, there needs to be parliamentary vote 1st, anybody can withdraw from this coalition government before that code happened. and the police itself is quite a divisive. you have some, a political party, some across the political spectrum from the white to the left to the center. for example, you have a former defense minutes then natalie been to has said and admitted to killing aaron and saying that he has no problem with that. and he's now join forces with an

arab teeth. so even if the police and government move forward, it might not last for that long, but certainly what united be parties is that they wanted to come together against natania hoops and, and ask him some power. that's when a ton yahoo, himself assuming that this new government is born in, he will then become the leader of the opposition. he has the corruption trial underway. he won't be able to introduce any kind of changes, for example, parliament immunity or anything like that. and there was an expectation that they might be legislation introduced by the new government that would limit the number of terms that apply minister can serve in israel and at the same time prevent public officials who are facing charges from running for office. so a lot happening and a lot indeed could happen in the coming days. from on this. let's cross live down to m r y coff, who is

a middle east expert. thank you for being with us here on our international. so with tonight's developments, is there any way the coalition won't be the new israeli government? well, as we understand it, there will be attempts from benjamin to sneer whole the, you know, incumbent prime minister and his team, his coalition or you know, the lead could and the religious parties to put any stick they could find in the wheel and apparently challenge into you know, take things to high court and so on and so forth. but apparently they have enough votes within the method in order to gain confidence and, you know, get this thing right on track. now the new coalition really does include in extreme range of views from right wing to his lump, insolent of policies. what chance does it have of succeeding in your mind?

how long will it last and what brings all these people together? where we brought people together, ostensibly was, you know, they want to get rid of nathan, you know, who, you know, and his 12 year ruled there are issues of corruption and being charged and so on and so forth. but the underlying issue would probably be that all these people, all these parties would not want to see a yet another round of elections. why? because what happened during the past month and the round of violence is that there were the inefficient and a huge polarization within these really science. and once you have that center parties and left parties and so on, they wouldn't have a chance. so if they do not make a move now, then probably benjamin is in your home would be able to form a government or chooses not to form a government in favor of next for an election where he would gain an even bigger

majority. and so what really galvanized those people is not the will to succeed, but the will to fail or to avoid failure in any upcoming election. now under the deal, natalie bennett considered extremely right wing by many would become p for the 1st 2 years. can an arab israeli parties really work with him and vice versa? well, this was a bit surprising. you know, the developments in the past couple of weeks were developing a, were a bit surprising because the study bennett 3 weeks ago during the run to violence. and during the polarization between palestinians and israeli jews, and what he said was that he was seizing the negotiation and the talks with yeah, lap it because as he put it, he couldn't join a government with the backing of an arab party in the current environment. he couldn't trust how most boss would react and so on. should violence continue. i. e,

he strength show that he is all for, you know, a strong hand. should there be any disturbances, something happened. we don't know whether this is you know, whether to charm him in, back into it and probably say, look, this is an opportunity where we could bring to the table, which in itself could reduce attention or whether there was some regional or probably international, you know, desire to bring down all this tension within israel itself, so that he saw an opportunity. we don't know what happened, but he definitely changed his mind 180 degrees within 3 weeks. now they were all smiling in the picture or the photograph this afternoon or this evening. so one could argue that should the freeze certain matters like settlement, for example, probably eviction of arabs from occupied east jerusalem in favor of israeli jew secondaries and so on. if they could freeze all those things,

then probably could work out. now, netanyahu hans, it, we can imagine why he would do this, but he scrambled for months to get his own coalition over the line. and there have been claims that he engineer this latest conflict with gaza to gain public support . do you think there's any truth to that? was he trying to do some domestic maneuvers to stay empower? i think all the odds are against him, so to speak. i mean, we've spoken about internal factors so far, but we could probably it's also beneficial to take regional and pro international factors as well. take, for example, how much or the palestinian resistance in garza would the be so trigger happy like they did, or like they were a one month ago? or would they want to give the new government a breather? whereby they would help the new coalition to consolidate

a shift towards the center. any is really politics that they could benefit from. later on would the united states want to see the back of nathan yahoo in order to facilitate deal with iran because he was there recently threatening in fact today that israel or yesterday that these are would, you know, would ignore any agreement and seek its own objectives and own interests and, you know, iran as well, would they be interested in actually ask hamas or influence hammers to back down and, you know, all those stuff could also influence what's happening. so i would argue that he's probably feeling now pretty much isolated, not only on the inside, but also on the outside. and unless he pulls out of his hat. some magicians have some trick whereby the current coalition or the upcoming coalition wouldn't gain something in the connected confidence in the can. i said,

i think that, you know, he's, he's era will of would have gone at least for now a mar will cough, middle east expert. i'm sure that we could have an entire hour devoted just to this topic. will be definitely interesting to see what b b does after this has some domestic troubles of his own to contend with. our thanks for being with us here on our international to the u. s. state of texas, where the governor has declared a disaster declaration over the number of illegal migrants flooding the border. greg abbot also blamed president biden for allowing what he calls a very real threat to texans. ne, kill him up and picks up the story. texas has now officially issued a disaster declaration. this comes as the state is struggling to deal with the wave of migrants prison buttons and border policies have paved away from dangerous gangs and cartels. human traffickers and deadly drugs like friends and ill to pour into communities. meanwhile, landowners along the border a thing their property damaged and vandalized on

a daily basis. while the button administration does nothing to protect. in the surprise announcement, governor abbot revealed some shocking numbers. governor abbot said that law enforcement has made over 1300 criminal arrests. they have apprehended over 35000 the illegal migrants. they have seized 10000 pounds of drugs and over 100 firearms. they also said that law enforcement has seized over 21500000 lethal doses of fentanyl between april and january. now this comes as the biden administration has closed the remain in mexico program intended to cut asylum fraud . and at this point, there's talk of bringing in even more migrant than we're planned. the department is continuing to work with into agency partners to carry out this phased efforts and to consider expansion to additional populations in road and migrant protection protocols. it looks like over a 1000000 people will cross the border in the remainder of this year if current

trends prevail. and that does not include those who slip across on noticed. we have an administration that is sending a message south of the border and around the world that the united states border is open in the nearby state of arizona. apprehensions about the border have gone up 290 percent, where the state of emergency declared back in april with local officials gripped by the crisis vice president common harris has been declared. the borders are in charge of dealing with the situation on the border. however, she seems to have other priority. she has gone over 70 days without a press conference. everything inside of me wants to say that this is going to force abiding administration. certainly you would think that could move by the governor really undermines the by the ministration. so i'm actually the one step up and do something. but i don't believe that point to happen because there has been many opportunities. i mean there has been photos, journalist, legislature,

house of or preventative members from multiple states that travel down to the border in texas to solve for ricky conditions in the state of emergency and certainly protect this. also for the rest of the united states, the executive department, the president, c is not doing the job and is not working to secure those lobbies and freedom to receive must take action because not only are you open water policies not being addressed by the by didn't ministration, but they're not there, harmful the texas landowners, farmers on the southern border there with mexico border states feel like they've been left out to dry while the migrants keep coming. the executive branch in washington, d. c. seems to not really have their back. caleb martin r t new york russia flagship business conference. the st. petersburg international economic form has begun. the long anticipated event is the largest of its kind, seen around the globe in over a year due to covered 19,

a wide range of topics are up for discussion. thousands of participants will be in attendance, including some top level guests, such as president vladimir putin days 0 at the forum was rich in technology. attendees were met, not only by organizers, but a robot. dog also came out to greet them. also, a robot doctor gave advice to guests on health issues measured their blood pressure and checked blood sugar levels as well. our special coverage from the forum will kick off on thursday with more on what to expect. here's our cheese. katrinka, i am in rushes, northern capital, which is hosting the world biggest business gathering. as the organizers are saying, since colbert changed our world, russia has shown how much it has been keen to be a pioneer and dealing with the pandemic in vaccine development. now it's time for a new challenge to organize

a massive offline event for the movers and shakers in business and politics. and to make it safe. everyone gets tested for coven several times, of course. and the health condition of all the participants will be monitored carefully throughout the whole event. the air inside the venue is disinfected with a special ultra sound system and the airflow in the halls and pavilions is tightly controlled to minimize infection. the events moto is short, but it makes it absolutely clear what the forms all about together again, economy of the new reality so who is it that's coming together again in 2021 in st. petersburg? guess what the 2 biggest delegations are. well, 1st of all, special privileged guests of this year's form could tar some 200 people ready to do business with russia. the guitar delegation literally brought

a little bit of doha with them to st. petersburg can amazing opportunity for us to interfere in order to bring our company here and to get to expand our opportunities and try to meet other maybe investors or, or even people are interested in our products. it opens a lot of doors and lots of percentage to everyone and it makes things goes easier and more there. and i feel like the relationship every it is getting stronger between the 2 countries. so coming to the 6 divisions, seeing the quality and the presentation, i really think this is world class. i've been wrong. i've seen a lot, but you guys have done it twice. another impressive came about 200 gets 1000 the geopolitical scene, but serious partners in business, the us delegation. i think the tough of the rhetoric and the steeper the sanctions, the more people will come. it's becoming regular. and it's interesting to see how we cope. businesses concern the politics may fracture relationships,

because politics changes along with politicians. but business relations are built over the years. for president vladimir the st. petersburg international economic form will be the 1st major public event where he really interact with other people since the start of a pandemic. for the main plenary session, the head of the russian government will be joined by the leaders of austria and could tar and video conference mode. though the most high profile vi piece of the business community will include the heads of fall semen and walk away together with the politicians. they will be sorting out not only how to restart the world, he cannot make engines, but also how to achieve steady economic growth. that will be there to stay. so the forum has opened its doors and will run it through the weekend as always, the big talking points that come out of it. you'll catch them right here 1st on our, to international the

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ah, i use the the news ah, max, this is art international. now nito drills are in full swing in the black sea region. part of reportedly the largest such exercises this year, the alliance's military muscles are being flex. the head of this month talks between vladimir putin and joe biden, named steadfast defender, 2021. the exercises kicked off last month and will end in the black sea region. nato chief insist that they are not targeting russia,

according to officials. thousands of troops from more than 20 members, states, partners and allies are involved to improve the blocks defensive capabilities. and forces have been joined by the u. k. new aircraft carrier, h. m as queen elizabeth, which will then take its maiden voyage towards the south china sea. with the meeting between joe biden invited me to put in less than 2 weeks away. anti war activist david swanson called nato's actions on friendly the timing before a meeting between biden and burton couldn't be worse and is certainly intentional. nato is an offensive force, desperately searching for a way to pretend to be defensive force. and the only way it can do that is to generate actions from russia to provoke russia, to do bigger, more dangerous war rehearsals, so called exercises, provoke russia to,

for more military units, to send more troops to the west, to engage in its own war rehearsals. so they're playing around with fire. the aggressor here is overwhelmingly the united states and nato. these are the, the forces putting the huge dollars into militarism or rushes. military budget is about 8 percent of that of the united states alone. never mind. the rest of nato president biden has broken most of his promises that he made as a candidate on a wide range of issues. and he hasn't so much as promised to anything good. in terms of his approach to russia. a prominent muslim group in austria is planning to sue the government after the publication of a controversial map of islam. it identifies mosques and muslim associations across the country and was implemented to root out so named political islam. however,

it's been criticized for allegedly being, quote, stigmatizing and racist. the publication of all names, functions, and addresses of mostly institutions and institutions that have been read as muslim, represents an unprecedented crossing of boundaries. this is, you know, phobic, racist, and anti islamic policies poison social cohesion and participation. it is important for austria to stop the target of immigrants and muslims by labeling them. and so dr. responsible policy. the austrian integration administer launched the website on the thursday called the national map of islam. it is got more than $600.00 mosques and associations on it, which you can see here. also, it gives a brief description of organizations and their representatives and any umbrella groups. they may belong to having faced a strong backlash. the minister defended the plans by saying the map wasn't aimed

at placing muslims in general under suspicion to cancel. that petition is not always mister grey, transparency. it should know what the priest in backyard mosques, it's about drawing the line between islam as a religion and political islam. it's about revealing we're radical, a deal, which is fine. the starting point. this is a danger for our society is not enough to play leap service to the fact that we're against extras and do not wanted in our society. we have to take active action. we heard an exchange of views on the story from some guests in austria. was not a good idea because it violates in some way our laws about data protection. not only our laws spoken about our principles, because it's not only a map showing where they are, but they giving the full address and not to for differentiating between radical, potentially capitalistic cleaning organizations and just islamic sca mosques,

or is islamic communities didn't want to tackle the problem and by opening a discussion about muslim organizations about the map starting and he will come to is it between the general public islamic organizations? i think they divert attention from the subjects from the mishandling of certain issues. it's very important to emphasize that in all 3 or 4, the case is law. me was an example, a month is for you will. and for the world where is the community are leaving minority. the former chapter us korea used to say always, it is an x part of both korea and our answer for this thing is that exactly the opposite. exactly. this tardies you would never find his organization and his people in such

a list. that means our ministry of integration is unique thing between the intelligence services and the social and religious services. and this make a big confusion. putting the look the community under pressure and also under miss the cost of these of katie that we could be. the heating terrorists are the he didn't extreme it after a meteorite, a rise over the past year. the black lives matter movement is facing critical divisions from within. now, even the mothers of police brutality victims are speaking out against the organization, and it's fast losing some of its once loyal membership as well. it started as a hash tag in 2013. it became a global phenomenon in 2020. whether you want to bend the neo not,

you can't deny black lives matter has what the wild, the big the 2020 would be. alarms year 19000000 dollars into nations. around 20000000 people in the u. s. alone took to the streets last summer, $550.00 places of protest. a year on where all day, while around 13 percent of them have put down that i can't breathe plank cards. that's how much supposed to be. alarm has dropped in a yeah. according to a recent poll. and the truth seems to be that b l m itself might be to blame black communities were told

a resolution on its way. but now, many of them feel like corns in a politicized media, soccer, se they are benefiting from the large apollo loved ones, and won't even talk to us. we don't want to need your parade in the streets accumulate and the nations platforms mover deals, et cetera, over the death fall loved ones, while the families and communities a left clueless and broken and grieving parents for comfort in the racial justice group. that promise to honor those who died at the hands of police realized that there was no comfort to be found. i could walk in a room full of people who claimed to be here for bro, on a family who don't even know who i am. i've watched, he'll raise money on the have a bring on the family talk fraud. enough is enough. it's not just moral fraud by using the trust of vulnerable people. there are allegations of financial fraud to with local

b. l m centers themselves coughing out on the source of donations and where the money goes because they say it doesn't go to them. and while these questions off the b l m co founders course splurging on a $2700.00 square foot home for $1400000.00 to add to her collection of all the multi $1000000.00 properties control the see but thought couldn't resign, never to face up to those, she's not town. no, she doesn't have to show her accountability. she can just take the money and run, run it towards a multi year deal with the warner brothers to produce a number of tv projects, a hollywood life to match up l. a. home she bought to dismiss, this is angry, spiteful, and he won't. criticism just isn't fair because these on a few lone voice says on the outside. know, these are mostly critics from within. and that growing louder and louder i was an

insider and black lives matter and i learn the ugly truth. the moratorium on charter schools does not support rebuilding the black family, but it does create barriers to a better education for black children. are resigned from black lives matter after a year and a half viola flag still hang a symbols of a fight for a better future. but more scandals come to light as more downs is cost on the organization, its goals, its priorities, its honesty. one can ask, has black lives matter failed to live up to its name? and is it that actually at the end of the day, money fame and power not to the most locals in iraq's 2nd city, mosul have reacted furiously to a deal to bring in hundreds of families, suspected of links to islamic state, around $300.00 people from 90 families are planned to be returned to iraq from