stephanie deca, that force and west teresa. the tale better supports. i'm mixing much of the west bank and oppose the creation of a palestinian state. thomas says the new government won't change anything for those living under occupation. or you can check it harder for whatever form the government house will not change the nature of dealing with it. as a settler occupy entity was the behavior of the government in the way and nature of dealing with it on the ground. we continue to firms as well as dam blood and holy sites and luck, side. the red line, one native chief says the relationship between russia and the alliances at its lowest point since the end of the cold war. insult. a book made the comments ahead of annual summit with leaders of the alliance, including us president joe biden. the nato secretary general says both russia and china will top the agenda warning that must be a united response against the security challenges that they pose. let's get more of this from tasha butler who's in brussels for much to discuss. ready for those gathering in

and then the speed would take over from the next to hiring force that has the latest from west teresa. and this was the date that everybody had been waiting for announced by the levin the nothing yahoo, allied speaker of these are the parliament that connects it. and so now we know that it is going to be on sunday barring some very unexpected bid to unseat the speaker and change the date by the opposition, which now looks pretty much impossible. so the numbers are that in the 120 c parliament, the coalition needs 61 for a clear majority. that is the number that they currently have. if all of the constituent members of those coalition parties vote in favor of the government, 800 people have been arrested around the world and a global crime thing dubbed operation trojan horse. sorry trojan shield it involve tricking criminal organizations and using a messaging up that was actually secretly run by the f. b i a u. n. court has set to decide the face of the man dubbed the butcher of bosnia former bosnian subcommand director. him luggage will find out the outcome of his appeal 26 years afte

the stephanie deca has more from west teresa . i think visually we've now seeing that this is really a new era in israeli politics that the traditional photograph with the president has been taken has been issued. and it is striking not to see benjamin netanyahu in it. you have present ribbon ribbon sitting, flanked by the 2 men prime minister, and actually better be credited with forming what is a coalition of contrasts, if you will. he will be the foreign minister and everyone commenting really that it is odd not to see benjamin netanyahu as part of the government, and probably more so oddly for present, for benjamin netanyahu to get used to. but he is now leader of the opposition. he's made it very clear that he's going to do everything to bring down this government, but put that aside. you now have not to be bennett, who will be sitting down with an engineer who later today there wouldn't be a formal handover, but there'll be a working meeting if you will. and then, but it will go on to speak to the heads of massage and the si

very faucet is joining us from west teresa them. so how is this vote likely to go? what will happen next? well, it depends on some extent to on exactly when this vote is going to take place and that's what everyone was waiting to hear from the nathan yahoo! ally, who is the speaker? these are the parliament the can as it would. it happened on wednesday, the earliest reasonable day to could happen, or would it be right up until the deadline next monday. the 14th? well, he didn't say he said that it would happen sometime by that monday. so that leaves his and by extension, that yahoos options open to try to call the vote. at the most suitable time, there is a big operation by ness and yahoo and his party and his allies more broadly to try to splinter away at the coalition as it's trying to form up. there is one, suppose it weak link as far as they're concerned in the party of natalie bennett, who would be the 1st prime minister in a rotational deal. his you mean a party, but that member near or near or back has apparently, according to one report, said to his friends

of course i will depend with you when the situation develops force west teresa hurry force of the force. now the president says he's ready to take on russia's vladimir putin but doesn't accept any major outcomes from that meeting. in a few hours time, joe barton plans to discuss the war when ukraine cyber attacks and election interference with his russian counterpart. bernard smith has more for moscow, what putin might hope to get out of the summit. it's been 7 years since the g 8 became the g 7. and russia stopped getting invites vladimir putin decision to alex crimea. prompted the suspension from this gathering of the world's most powerful democracy. since then, russia's president has become more isolated. only the president of turkey stam joined him for the victory day commemorations. so a summit with the us president is a coo, putin. he's cooper for the meeting will be widely promoted by russian propaganda because put in is sort of emerging from international isolation and at the highest level for him. the fact of the summit itself is important, but it's the u. s. it's driving the a

have agreed to rotate the permission between let's bring in hold of the me to join us at line from west teresa. so they appear to have done a deal well it seems it seems indeed so many a year. l a p has him for president reverend that he has formed a government, as you said after the better to sort of hire right ultra nationalists a leader of this year. mean a party is a very small party that only fed 6 seats in the election in march would be a prime minister, but just for 2 years out of the 4 years term after that it would be a to rotate to yet year. let pete, these are, this is what we know at the moment, has been very difficult. they were ups and downs throughout the day. all sorts of rumors, it will happen, it will not happen. and then about 2 hours ago or little less, we got the indication, the month food, our bus has actually signed and gave his weight behind this coalition we're going to have bus. you said the leader of the united arab list at palestinian is really a party. and he appeared basically to kind of be the king maker and all of that along with enough that he built it. and it

that's no speak to harry force that he joins us from west teresa and harry. what more do we know about what was the thinking behind this cancellation? well if you go back to may the 10th, which is the day that there were various things that didn't was scheduled to happen in jerusalem that were very much located in the breaking out of the major military escalation between hamas and israel. on that day, one of those events was supposed to be the jerusalem day flag march with the right wing religious nationalist flag waving israelis marching through the old city of bodies through some through the muslim quarter through damascus gate, which has been a flash point at the very last minute security forces on that, they decided not to allow them to take that route and we've seen a repeat now. they had wanted to have this march exactly a month later, this coming thursday, saying that they weren't able to do it, then the so they would do it now. but even now is still an extremely tense situation. as the sci fi continues to hold, the tensions remain high in jerusalem. a

it's prepared for any scenario, including a resumption of hostilities high force that has from west teresa. and this government seems to be continuing the fairly tough security policy into israeli terms, at least of its predecessor. this is a fairly major response to in century balloons being flown into israeli territory. and something that's happened before that the use of these balloon, they set fire to some 20 different locations in southern israel in the past. they have gone not exactly an onset or perhaps not answered with these kinds of air strikes. however, on the other hand, these nothing like the sort of strikes that we saw during the conflict in may, they were largely empty areas, training grounds, those sort of things being targeted without casualties that we've said that we've heard of it in any way. so i think it is a signal that both in terms of how much it's response to the flag march was not rockets as it could have been in terms of israel's response. there is a relative sort of limitation to it. and so i think it's a signal that both sides a pretty key not to go back to th

well, that's good to hurry for city and west teresa for the very latest time. let's just put it back to what happened overnight and what we can read into the strike. so guards are on the government's 2nd day and office. well yes, i mean these are stripes as, as we just explain, they followed that day of, of the march in occupied east jerusalem, but also the in century balloons being launched from gaza, setting some 25 in southern israel. and so that is the that is what the strikes were following and that is a fairly standard kind of rules of engagement as far as the israeli military is concerned. these relatively certainly in terms of what we've seen last month, relatively limited strikes. i think the signals coming from both sides of it, given the fact that hamas did not launch rockets on is ready territory. certainly not on jerusalem in response to the flag much but launched in century balloons. and the fact that israel followed up in the way that it did with these, this particular round of air strikes signals that neither side is ready yet to go back to the

now going in power for 12 is high for that now joins us from west teresa hurry. how is this very likely to go well, that's looking more like it will be in favor of the change government at least as things go at the moment. and that's presumably why the speaker of the can i said the speaker, these are the parliament didn't give as he was expected to a precise date and timing for this vote. we were waiting to hear, would it be on wednesday, which is the soonest it could reasonably happen, or would it be right at the very end of the deadline next monday here. and he said that a date would be issued later. and so that gives him more flexibility. it gives netanyahu potentially more time to try to peel off potential defectors or try to scupper this vote in some way. but there are positive signs, as i say, for the change block in that one of the right wing jamita members who was seen as potentially a weak link that yahoo was working on has reportedly committed to friends, at least according to one report. and it's really media that he will vote in favor . busy of this c

thank you, harry, full sit in west teresa and let's hear from sammy boucher hi there. who is the leader of the ballade party, just a member of the joint place to says netanyahu's removal far as the palestinians are concerned. it's not going to change the reality for palestinians radius. the new government being led by a very famous, subtler, or a supporter of settlement, the enough tale, bennett and his colleagues in this government, people who are carrying the danger, thoughts of transferring the palestinian from their homeland like lieberman or dawn, saw with his right wing very extreme ideologies. so i'm thinking that what we need is a change in the rally policy is not in the personality. the situation was very bad before and you know, on the long run into the one that's on fall isn't going to continue. also being that after net anyhow, this is why we oppose the government. i wish we had partners that would think leave agree with that on the basis. what we are struggling for here is equality and justice for all. i wish we had part is those partners and the other one

and then the p would take over the next 2 that seem to hiring for said he joins us now from west. teresa hurried, the suppose is just what 5 days away. how should we expect it to play out in the next little while? well as looking as if the change block, so cold is getting pretty much firmed up and this boat is at the moment at least likely to go through. and that would mean a huge landmark and israeli politics, the end of the period and office of benjamin netanyahu. his 2nd period is prime minister, beginning 2009 looks as though it could end this coming sunday. that's because that is when the speaker of the house speaker of the connector is really parliament who is an ethnic ally. he says that that is a day that the vote will take place if the change block get to the 61 votes, it needs to have a full majority in the 120 seat. can i said that's it. there is a new government of israel and, and you know, who is out, even if it gets fewer votes than that, if there is some abstentions and the votes in favor of or at least against it, getting into power. less than that. then there's a possibi

west. and earlier i spoke to d a. d. w correspondent, teresa trapper, who regularly reports her moran and i asked her about the election results. well, if you 2 masters qualifications ahead of inaction, elections in the republic have never been truly fail 3. but in the past, at least they have been competitive with candidates from different political factions running. that was not the case this time with the guardian council blocking any serious competition ahead of the vote. and paving the way for you bringing re victory. so apparently the leadership of the country really wanted to make sure that we had been president for the next year, even at the risk of a low turn out. now, i'm that you for him racy because the shift from international policy to domestic politics. he said that he wants to put the interests of the nation 1st, and he's repeatedly criticized presidential hon. you for not doing so. so in the future we might see a hash for rhetoric towards the with, even though he's only reading, made very few and get she comments on foreign pol

west. and earlier i spoke to the w correspondent, teresa trapper, who regularly reports from iran, and i asked her about the election results. well, it's due to massive qualifications ahead of inaction. elections in the republic have never been truly fail 3, but in the past, at least they have been competitive with candidates from different political factions running. that was not the case. this time with the guardian council locking any competition ahead of the vote. and paving the way for you bringing re victory. so apparently the leadership of the country really wanted to make sure that we have a president for the next year, even at the risk of a low turn out. now, i'm the uber, him racy. we could see a shift from international policy to domestic politics. he said that he wants to put the interests of the nation 1st, and he's repeatedly criticized presidential hon you for not doing so. so in the future we might see a hash were rhetoric towards the west, even though he's only reading, made very few and get she comments on foreign policy so far. let's take a look now. some of the other storie

teresa and the cycle flag march. last today, israel began its occupation in 1967 pallets to the pool. it's a major publication, honey force that has a lot from west jerusalem. the signal is coming from both sides of it, given the fact that hamas did not launch rockets on is ready territory. certainly not on jerusalem in response to the flag much but launched in sundry balloons. and the fact that israel followed up in the way that it did with these, this particular round of air strikes signals that neither side is ready yet to go back to the kind of situation that we saw in may during that short, but extremely deadly and brutal war that the 2 sides were engaged in the president is that to meet vladimir putin in the swift city of geneva in a few hours. both joe biden and the russian president say they're open to dialogue, a wide range of issues, but don't expect major outcomes from the talks around group and me and my replies to february's military cue has announced its halting attacks on government forces more than 100000 people in chaos, states have been displaced by the fighting. there are only reform with candidates in friday's presidential ele

west. and earlier i spoke to d. a. d. w correspondent, teresa trapper, who regularly reports her moran and i asked her about the election results well in the future masters qualifications ahead of inaction. elections in the republic have never been truly fail 3, but in the past, at least that's been competitive with candidates from different political factions running. that was not the case. this time with the guardian council locking any competition ahead of the vote. and paving the way for you bringing re victory. so apparently the leadership of the.