they want to leave the likud party? —— do you want to lead.ding the country. a lot of my success is due to his support and the back—up i got as mayor ofjerusalem. i will stand to the side and help them manage the country in the next terms until he decides to leave. have you seen the polls, a jerusalem post poll, 59% of people said the criminal investigations of prime minister netanyahu were damaging his ability to run the country and security crisis and asked whether he was corrupt, 48% of respondents said yes. this is a noise, don't listen to such noise levels. there are police investigations continuing. police can investigate, i have no problem with police investigations. i will continue supporting him when i become a parliament member. do you believe israel can and will make deep compromises for peace, compromises that will have to include jerusalem? the answer is, a bad deal is worse than no deal. if positioned by a bad deal, israel will say no. any prime minister will say no. the people of israel will say no. a good deal like we did with

when they meet on monday angela merkel and likud chang will do so as partners on the world stage trade links between germany and china are strong but right now all eyes are on their collective commercial relationship with the united states the policies of the trumpet ministration have caused them real concern on the ball garion leg of his european visit the chinese premier spelt out why bush is here with about views that trade war is never a solution china would never start a trade war but if any party resorts to increasing tariffs when china will take measures in response to protect china's development interests uphold your forty and efficacy of a w t o and safer multinational trade regime operating within that trade regime has generated vast amounts of revenue both in berlin and in beijing germany's total trade with china was worth two hundred thirty billion dollars in twenty seventeen a ten percent rise on the previous year but despite this the united states remains the biggest market for german companies in the last twelve months for which we have figures the u.s. trade deficit wit

when they meet on monday angela merkel and likud chang will do so as partners on the world stage trade links between germany and china are strong but right now all eyes are on their collective commercial relationship with the united states the policies of the trumpet ministration have caused them real concern on the ball garion leg of his european visit the chinese premier spelt out why bush. about views that trade war is never a solution china would never start a trade war but if any party resorts to increasing tariffs when china will take measures in response to protect china's development interests uphold your fortean efficacy of the w t o and safer multinational trade regime operating within that trade regime has generated vast amounts of revenue both in berlin and in beijing germany's total trade with china was worth two hundred thirty billion dollars in twenty seventeen a ten percent rise on the previous year but despite this the united states remains the biggest market for german companies in the last twelve months for which we have figures the u.s. trade deficit with germany re

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obviously benyamin netanyahu sees it a very different way and his likud party but it's interesting just to point out for our viewers that angela merkel is a very very very close friend of israel as she is very much beholden and supportive to israeli policy one of the primacy of period in government that she has germany will always support israel and she made very clear there that israeli politics something she doesn't want to interfere and i want to go back to this point of compromise peter because it was something we were just talking about this really is a month or of michael's that compromise consensus politics is the way to govern here but if sixty percent according to the figures that was quoted are trying to american sixty percent of the population don't think compromise is important that means you're always saying in politics and in society i'm right and you're wrong and there's nothing between us and this points the way towards a much more anglo-saxon style of politics of antagonistic politics me or you ciro psalm and i think you know that would be a very big turnaround for germ

hundred twenty knesset members so it's very controversial and even benny begun a knesset member from the likud party did not support it the president of israel the attorney general the outgoing head of the jewish agency and other civil society groups all came out against it if this does marginalize a significant section of the israeli population do you think that israel could still be called a democracy. you know rob i think this is a very sad day for democracy in israel certainly not a liberal democracy. i think that there's going to be a lot of pressure on israel to. either amend this bill or probably scrap it altogether once the knesset is back in session and in addition to the parts that we just talked about there are other elements of the bill that are extremely problematic such as the relegation of israel diaspora relations to the dash for community this was basically a demand made by the ultra-orthodox parties in israel and will not go over well with american jewry so this will certainly exacerbate the tensions between israel and the american jewish community in addition to course furth

when they meet on monday angela merkel and likud chang will do so as partners on the world stage trade links between germany and china are strong but right now all eyes are on their collective commercial relationship with the united states the policies of the trumpet ministration have caused them real concern on the ball garion leg of his european visit the chinese premier spelt out why bullshit about the trade war is never a solution china would never start a trade war but if any party would do its to increasing tariffs in china will take measures in response to protect china's development interests uphold your forty and efficacy of a w t o and save for a multinational trade regime operating within that trade regime has generated vast amounts of revenue both in berlin and in beijing germany's total trade with china was worth two hundred thirty billion dollars in twenty seventeen a ten percent rise on the previous year but despite this the united states remains the biggest market for german companies in the last twelve months for which we have figures the u.s. trade deficit with german

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when they meet on monday angela merkel and likud chang will do so as partners on the world stage trade links between germany and china are strong but right now all eyes are on their collective commercial relationship with the united states the policies of the trumpet ministration have caused them real concern on the ball garion leg of his european visit the chinese premier spelt out why bush is here with about views that trade war is never a solution china would never start a trade war but if any party resorts to increasing tariffs in china will take measures in response to protect china's development interests uphold your fortean efficacy of the w t o and safer multinational trade regime operating within that trade regime has generated vast amounts of revenue both in berlin and in beijing germany's total trade with china was worth two hundred thirty billion dollars in twenty seventeen a ten percent rise on the previous year but despite this the united states remains the biggest market for german companies in the last twelve months for which we have figures the u.s. trade deficit with

on the way in palace square and all of us the current career included got a little bit wild of the likud was was the why. and those scenes here were no exception to anything going on around the country apart from those lucky fifty thousand or so who had tickets to the such a stadium millions were watching the game glued to their screens not just here in the host country but also in croatia. i had. a half. ago i was you know him get was was was was was was was. suddenly out of the adrenaline charged time of it fighting spirit that every minute of the game it seems one one off the normal time it was two extra time the players giving their all all their emotions all the energy on the football field that someone at the the table always did sheriff goal. is the rocket goal open the school ring. if you live but it's all for a shot taking the lead with not fun and there's equalizer set in the crowd here absolutely. crazy or it wasn't it was a quiet motion you see it was disappointing a little bit that russia couldn't just keep it tight keep it together for ten minutes initially they had to drop

likud water it revealed on mars as scientist find evidence of an underground lake on the red planet. lake on the red planet. —— liquid water. welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. let's start with a financial times, stories of the pakistani election and also the paper says donald trump's trade war is causing car manufacturer shares to plummet. the express claims the nhs is denying hundreds of thousands of diabetics the same life—saving blood sugar patch used by theresa may. britain is at the mercy of deadly heatwaves, according to a report in the telegraph, which says mps are warning that homes, schools and transport systems are ill—prepared for the weather we have seen ill—prepared for the weather we have seen over ill—prepared for the weather we have seen over the past week. the mail says we should all get ready for furnace friday, where temperatures are expected to reach 37 degrees and the all—time record in 2003 could be eclipsed. the metro leads with theresa may in urging the public to remain cal

maneuver that is part of their race between netanyahu right wing likud and the ultra extra large right wing israel a biter you d. israel home led by a minister of education naftali bennett and it seems that it works since the last fall that was published last week shows that it works that really could if there were elections today would add another three seats in the knesset which is about ten percent more than they have today so it turns out that the majority of the israelis like it they like this policy the incitement against the arabs that was demonstrated in the last elections it doesn't you know it provides some more votes and most support it's popular right and one must ask what will happen to the one point eight million palestinians with israeli citizenship and thank you so much we're going to have to leave it there keep it out there thank you very much good night. google says it will appeal a record five billion dollars fine handed down by the european union the u.s. says the tech giant used its android operating system to cement the dominance of its search engine sony agca has

say that a new couch everything in terms of security because you made an interesting speak to some likudars ago when you talked about your philosophy of coexistence and you said "i have requested quotas and curfews across jerusalem, we have put 30 closures in place. if you walk around the entrance and exit of the palestinian areas today you will see concrete blocks. this philosophy creates our level of coexistence". what kind of coexistence is that? there was a time... let me explain to you why. there is incitement and riots all over the city for no reason, riots for no reason, the riots and incitements because israel wa nts to riots and incitements because israel wants to change the status quo which is nonsense. we had a peak of violence, when jews is nonsense. we had a peak of violence, whenjews were killed in the city ofjerusalem by violence. i said, hang on there, that will not happen and the peak of violence, we set to our arab residents, you cannot, when there is a risk of jewish lives, i will protectjewish lives. and when the arab residents, local leadership took responsibility ov

names absolutely and look the likes of benny begin the son of prime minister menachem begin of the likud the first liquid prime minister in israel and even the president of his there are these are liberal. israelis so even if the advocates you know a very extremist policies say in the occupied territories or in terms of war and peace in terms of israel's enemies and neighbors and so on and so forth but when it comes to policies within israel itself they embrace liberal vision of the world much more than they are of the coalition partners of prime minister netanyahu who have who sure vocally so neo fascist tendencies very conservative right wing tendencies so liberalism is still alive in certain circles in his or there's also progressives in israel on the left you know so-called israeli peace camp and so on so forth even the middle that's why we so fifty five parliament members knesset members are opposing the law the same thing goes for jews outside israel in fact arguably most of american jews who voted for barack obama right are not exactly fans of prime minister netanyahu or of his po

jewish immigration, and needs to defend its homeland.the jewish amir ohana is a member of the ruling likudparty >> ( translated ): this is not a bi-national state, this not a bilingual state, this is not a double-capital state, this is state of a single nationality of the jewish people, its language is hebrew, andts capital is jerusalem. >> the reason this is happening >> schifrin: david makovsky is a distinguished fellow at the i washingttitute for near east policy. he's not in favor of the bill, but says lawmakers recently removed some of its most controversial clauses. discriminatory policies can be >> the law is a basic law, akin to a constitutional amendment. and that means criticis will have a hard time challenging it, says yousef munayyer, the executive director of the u.s. campaign for palestinian rights. >> this now becomes a toolic through various discriminatory policies can be supported in the legal system d thus it enshrines, in constituonal way, a constitutional defense for discrimination against non-jews in isrl. >> schifrin: arab israelis are more than 20% of israeli citizen

she's a member of the israeli parliament from the prime minister's likud party, and i asked her why hereeds this bill. let's speak about what is the nationality bill. this actually describes the character of our country. it constitutes the symbol of israel, the anthem of israel and that the language and many other characters, like any other country. the foundation legislation, because we don't have a constitution, we describe the foundation laws as a future constitution for the state of israel. and that's why this bill was so israel. and that's why this bill was so important for us. why now? many people would not see israel as a country that lacks self—confidence. isn't it a confident nation already without any of this legislation which is running very, very divisive today in the reactions we've heard? israel definitely don't like any confidence but if we do want a future constitution as part of our democracy, and this is why we are aiming fora democracy, and this is why we are aiming for a proper constitution. we need to legislate a future legislation laws will be a part of oui’ legisl

didn't we in palace square and all of us the current career included got a little bit wild of the likud was of the why. and those scenes here were no exception to anything going on around the country apart from those lucky fifty thousand or so who had tickets to the such a stadium millions were watching the game glued to their screens not just here in the host country but also in croatia. i have. now here you. know i was you know who he was was was was was was was was. certainly had a drilling charge time of it fighting spirit every minute of the game it seems one one off the normal time it was to sue after extra time the players giving their all all their emotions all the energy on the football field let's have a look at the table obviously the sheriff told. minutes the rocket goal opened the scoring. if you live on but it's before. taking the lead with that fun and there's equalize he said in the crowd here absolutely. crazy or it wasn't it was a quiet motion you see it was disappointing a little bit that russia couldn't just keep it tight keep it together for ten minutes and initiall

the legislation was passed prime minister netanyahu took a selfie with members of his center right likud party that photo well the photo of the photo was widely circulated and later used by a cartoonist by the name of cats and this was his drawing that was published in the jerusalem post news magazine called the jerusalem report it's a pretty clear omagh to george orwell's book animal farm which was also made into an animated film in one nine hundred fifty four i believe that's also used a quote from that story that all animals are equal but some are more equal than others so this cartoon has created some controversy and it's been hotly debated on israeli twitter as jessica here put it many are talking about whether this caricature crossed some sort of life sure pigs aren't kosher in judaism but the imagery has reminded many israelis of anti semitic cartoons of the past and on tuesday the jerusalem post fired him or rather decided not to continue their relationship with him as a freelance cartoonist the dirt the journalist union the union of journalists in israel has offered him legal ai

on monday they claim that the online services are threatening their life likud and putting hundreds of thousands of jobs at risk. of. a wreck or drought grips germany's bread basket fall must say they have never seen anything like it and are worried about their livelihoods also coming up limbo where you just saw it or is it the economy that will decide this election investors watch closely to see who will be charged. pulling the country out of its cash crisis. and the new color of caution analysts warn about investing in vanilla as the spice becomes more expensive and so. this is your business update on how to humphrey in berlin good to have you with us i hate to rain on the parade of everyone enjoying these sizzling temperatures but the fact of the matter is that here in germany it hasn't rained for police since april and it's a real problem the record drought is threatening the livelihoods of many farmers and they want government aid to the tune of one billion euros to make up for lost crops is current.