well for more on this now we're going to cross over to our middle east correspondent tanya cramer joining us now from jerusalem tanya israel may say it doesn't want an escalation but how likely is one based on what's happened today well i mean israel has always laitos as red lines and that is another stern warning because they are concerned that iran in trenches itself in syria especially in the area that is close to the occupied israeli golan heights the armistice line of the border so they have said that before that they don't want to see iran or through its proxies like hezbollah are becoming entrenched in that area so was it significant that the army says there has been. an unmanned drone that entered israeli aspace and owning that there responded to that so i think you know military experts here are saying it's kind of this is a show of force at the same time though saying you know stating again the red lines but at the same time all saying we don't want an escalation at this point in time but i think because the situations you know what one change overnight so it's still to see you

more favorite coverage but to be understand that deal hasn't been really implemented at the end tanya cramer with the latest from israel where as we mentioned there are reports that police have enough evidence to recommend that prosecutors consider charging prime minister benjamin netanyahu with bribery tanya thank you for your reporting. and netanyahu is not the only person facing legal problems in israel the highly divisive trial of a palestinian teenager got underway behind closed doors at a military court in israel were her acts a valid protest or a violent provocation well for palestinians. has become a symbol of their struggle against israel's occupation of the west bank she faces twelve charges including assault and incitement footage of the seventeen year old slapping and pushing two israeli soldiers after the shooting of her younger cousin last year a put her story in the spotlight international humanitarian rights groups and the european union have criticised israel's handling of the miners case the case has also ignited debate about what is and what is not a legitimate form of res

well for more on this we're going to cross over to our middle east correspondent cramer joining us now from jerusalem tanya what more can you tell us about this incident well as you said i mean you've been hearing from statement from the israeli army. and according to that statement. it was intercepted and then very plain attacked in syria and what happened then was that the syrians responded with. getting one of the fighter jets. an f. sixteen an israeli plane the pilot ejected safely to israeli territory they're currently treated in a hospital up in the north i think what is important to say that appears at this time by the syrians. to hit this jet and that is what is really. important to say is that israeli air crossbows hit and actually crashed . that makes this incident so serious. how about these reports and that israel is reacting what are you hearing right now. well there when these reports coming in from syrian state t.v. that there were new strikes and we just got another statement by the israeli army that the indeed made another raid into syrian territory as they say targeting twelve targets ove

cramer with the latest from israel where as we mentioned there are reports that police have enough evidence to recommend that prosecutors consider charging prime minister benjamin netanyahu with bribery tanya thank you for your reporting. martin shultz the leader of germany social democrats and former chancellor candidate has officially stepped down schultz has nominated andrea knowledge as his successor the move comes amid widespread disenchantment with shelters leadership within s.p.d. ranks party members are currently preparing to vote on a deal with chancellor angela merkel's conservatives to form another round coalition. martin short sleeves empty handed just a week ago it looked like he would become foreign minister and new government now he's given up that ambition as well as the s.p.d. leadership. the only people to have resigned from my s.p.d. post and from the government because i want to help and the debate about personalities in the party. members can focus on the coalition agreement. s.p.d. members will vote on the coalition deal between the social democrats and conservatives early next month it's fear that grassroots members could reject it out of frustration with debates abo