benjamin rush warns him about what he is about to encounter. stephen, do you want to pick up the story there? stephen: one of the amazing things about the story is that benjamin rush is like a 29-year-old doctor, not in the continental congress. he goes out to meet adams because he is one of the sons of liberty. he co-authored the proclamation that led to the boston tea party. so he went out there and they were out of there, the massachusetts delegation figured they were going to run the congress. rush said to them as did others in the pennsylvania delegation, if you don't put aside your belief that you think you should be in charge, even though you are right, and let the virginias think they are running it, we are doomed. this is john adams first introduction to this. a young man, good-looking young doctor who talks a lot, very opinionated. rush make sure that they get in the same carriage together, they are in the same suburb of philly. so that rush could talk his ear off as they come into town. rush and many of the other doctors in philadelp

benjamin: sorry. my hand is trembling. ha ha ha! i love to use cameras to record this city for some disappearing landscape. when u.k. agreed to hand over hong kong to china, china has agreed the living style in hong kong is not going to be changed in 50 years, but we cannot see china is fulfilling its promise. i don't think we can chae the situation now. maybe what we can do is just taking photoand keep those memories in our mind of how this... i don't know what to say, but... oh! oh! i am quite lucky that i can live with my parents. it is too expensive to buy a flat in the future. [cat mews] mmm. en airin: hong kong is now the least affordable city in the world. i still live with my parents, and we always have conflicts. in a small flat, you see every day, there would be conflicts easily. i think they don't understand me since i was a kid. [fireworks exploding] in hong kong, even going to a cafe or just have a dinner is really expensive. you cannot do this every day, so roof is free. let's try that one. you can see the street. ther

some institutions were created before benjamin franklin died, some after. he wanted to continue these ideas of voluntary associations who would take care of these problems. there is not a direct link because the only part of the federal government that took care of people the way we take care of people today was the military. the military had those responsibilities and viewed it as a responsibility. that is where most of our ideas about care that comes from the government grows out of the importance of taking care of soldiers. rush talked about that because he was on the field during the war and he took -- he wrote about ptsd. -- look at the revelation revolution from a doctors point of view, the ideas about where health care fits in society, how important it is -- the language sounds exactly the same. the doctors of that era felt that it was as difficult as it is now and they would have strong ideas to make sure -- their idea was everyone had to be taking care of. that was the responsibility of the medical community. how to do that -- rush was obsessed wit

annmarie: benjamin.aying whatyou are a lot of guests have said, not all cyclicals are created equal. stay with us, benjamin jones from state street. a recap of your other news with laura wright. laura: good morning. president has discussed pardons with his three eldest children's and rudy giuliani according to the new york times. sources told the paper the president is concerned the biden justice department might target his children and son-in-law jared kushner. he has talked to advisers about granting a pre-pardon. no comments from the president. the eu is signaling it will play hardball with budget hold out poland and hungary. it could cut their funding as soon as next year over that threat to veto the over $2 trillion spending package. if the budget is not agreed, the eu could shift spending priorities and money going to the two nations. australia's economy bounced back to growth in the third quarter. household spending surged in the government maintained support. gdp expended 3.3% from the previous q

benjamin: i think we are ready.are hoping to get one million doses of the vaccine later this month and in february and hopefully a million doses every month after that. vaccine,minister the we can get a lot of people very quickly on board to help. bottleneck will be getting the doses into hong kong. once we have the doses, i think we can administer them. because vaccinating the population is the way we get back to normal. rishaad: ok, but the thing is when we look at some of the measures which have been taken to prevent the spread of covid-19 here in hong kong and other places, do you think they are effective? and would you remove some and at others? benjamin: in general they have been effective. we have seen the case numbers coming down again. that shows the measures overall are effective. i think it would be better if we could keep schools open. kong, they have been one of the first things to close. then one of the other things in hong kong maybe we could look at is the restaurant closure at 6:00 p.m. the virus do

to dissolve failing to pass the annual budget that benny gantz couldn't convince prime minister benjamin netanyahu to endorse his spending plans the 2 leaders will now part ways after being bound to a power sharing deal for months that campaigns have led to inconclusive election results previously and in long political deadlock the speaker of the knesset has called on all parties to refrain from fueling tensions ahead of the vote. commercial it's of you of unfortunately who are unable to find enough common ground to prevent another round of elections and enable the 23rd can assert and its members to exercise the mandate given to us who are all go to face a difficult onlooking campaign and i call on each and every one of us and each and every israeli citizen to refrain from we're just waiting to insurance blue and white party leader benny gantz has accused their tenure hole of seeking a snap election to avoid a corruption trial netanyahu denies the allegations and blaine's guns for the political crisis and who we had against elections that are wrong decision by the un by party what if an

has collapsed paving the way for a 4th election in just 2 years how much of a challenge is it to benjamin netanyahu and this time with the vote change the political landscape this is inside story. a welcome to the program. if fractious coalition government beset by infighting but now israel's rare unity cabinet has collapsed creating political uncertainty a 4th election in just 2 years expected to be held in a few months the parliament was forced to dissolve after failing to pass the annual budget that's after benny gantz couldn't convince prime minister benjamin netanyahu to endorse his spending plans the 2 leaders will now part ways after being bound to a power sharing deal for months that campaigns have led to inconclusive election results previously and being in months long political deadlock the speaker of the knesset has called on all parties to refrain from fueling tensions ahead of the vote commercial it's a view of unfortunately we were unable to find enough common ground to prevent another round of elections and enable the 23rd can assert and its members to exercise the mandate

benjamin hall is live in kabul. hi, benjamin. reporter: gillian, we're live in kahn bull.ixed reactions to the impending u.s. military drawdown. we'll have the story after the break. alright, i brought in ensure max protein to give you the protein you need with less of the sugar you don't. [grunting noise] i'll take that. woohoo! 30 grams of protein and 1 gram of sugar. ensure max protein. with nutrients to support immune health. leland: president trump says he is going to forge ahead with his plan to withdraw 2,000 troops from afghanistan but congress is going to try to block the president's attempts with a key provision in the new defense bill. so what does this mean on the ground in afghanistan where the 9/11 attacks originated from? benjamin hall is in kabul with what they're saying there. hi, benjamin. reporter: hi, leland. this drawdown is seen two very different ways in afghanistan. on other hand people here in kabul and other cities who fear, rightly so, if the drawdown goes ahead then the taliban will take over large parts of the country and freedoms they have bee

benjamin hall has more from afghanistan. benjamin? >> hi, bill. this draw down is controversial.es believe it's happening too quickly. the taliban are too strong for the afghan government to hold them back and that could change the face of this country. the taliban are more aggressive and launching more attacks. that's what we've seen the past few days. >> just a couple of miles outside kabul, in every direction, the taliban are in control. night after night, they launch attacks on police checkpoints and take over districts like this. they're knocking on the door of kabul and many people feel it's only a matter of time until they move in. >> but hamed karzai believes the taliban can play a role in this peace deal. they're war weary as well. few analyst as agree with him. he's also welcomed president trump's draw down. >> president trump's decision to change course and work for peace in afghanistan and to let the afghans talk among themselves and determine their own future. >> but there's been no guarantees, bill, by the taliban of disowning al-quaida, which is a key tenant of the

and then asked benjamin to spit out a script which they then shot as a real movie. thomas middleditch he might know from us a look on valley start this film it's called sun spring and i think we have a clip take a listen and not write like. well i have to. go to the skull and. already have the dialogues completely dodd said sickle it's kind of malaria is actually and the plot jumps all over the place i mean it makes absolutely no sense interesting about this film is the only thing that holds it together are the human actors who actually try to convey some real emotion as they're speaking at this gobbledygook so at least for now i think we're safe benjamin's no danger of winning an oscar anytime soon ok but let's assume let's assume that the ai does get better and make something that you know looks like art sounds like art smells like art will it be art if it's ok by humans yeah i think it's almost a philosophical question i mean. these are about intention i mean do you have to want to make art in order to be an artist and if that's the case then ai which is programm

and then asked benjamin to spit out a script which they then shot as a real movie. thomas middleditch we might know from muscle com valley started this film it's called sun spring and i think we have a clip take a listen and not write like. well i have to. go to the skull and. the dialogues completely dodd said circle it's kind of hilarious actually and the plot jumps all over the place i mean it makes absolutely no sense interesting thing about this film is the only thing that holds it together are the human actors who actually try to convey some real emotion as they're speaking out this gobbledygook so at least for now i think we're safe benjamin's no danger of winning an oscar anytime soon ok but let's assume let's assume that the ai does get better and make something that you know looks like art sounds like art smells like art will it be art if it's ok by humans yeah i think it's almost a philosophical question i mean. is are about intention i mean do you have to want to make art in order to be an artist and if that's the case then ai which is programs can never

this with andre hill's daughter, his brother alvin williams, the attorney for andre hill's father benjamin crump. thank you all so much for being here. i have to say i am so sorry to

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and then asked benjamin to spit out a script which they then shot as a real movie. thomas middleditch we might know from muscle com valley started this film it's called sun spring and i think we have a clip take a listen and not write like. well i have to. go to the skull. yeah the dialogues completely dodd said sickle it's kind of malaria it's actually the plot jumps all over the place i mean it makes absolutely no sense interesting about this film is the only thing that holds it together are the human actors who actually try to convey some real emotion as they're speaking at this gobbledygook so at least for now i think we're safe benjamin's no danger of winning an oscar anytime soon ok but let's assume let's assume that the ai does get better and make something that you know looks like art sounds like art smells like art will it be art if it's ok by humans yeah i think it's almost a philosophical question i mean. is are about intention i mean do you have to want to make art in order to be an artist and if that's the case then ai which is programs can never be art

get to fox news correspondent benjamin hall reporting live from kabul. benjamin?l, you're right, this drawdown is controversial. nato allies in particular saying it is happening too quickly. they say that the taliban is too strong for the afghan government to hold them back by themselves without uss support. 2500 troops will remain here they say simply is not enough. we're in fact seeing, hearing about taliban attacks taking place more often. here is what we saw recently. just a couple of miles outside of kabul in every direction the taliban are in control. night after night they launch attacks on police checkpoints. they take over districts like this. they are knocking on the door of kabul. many people feel it is only a matter of time until they move in. but former president hamid karzai believes in fact the taliban can come on board and help to reach peace. they are just as weary of war as anybody else. they are negotiating with the u.s. and afghan government in good faith. he is big fan and supporter of the u.s. withdrawal. >> very strongly support. >> of what?

christmas as planned a new strain of the virus is fueling fears also coming up israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu becomes the 1st in his country to get vaccinated for govan one theme as israel kicks off its vaccination campaign look at why many are unhappy with how netanyahu has handled the pandemic. i'm told me a lot of well welcome to the program british prime minister boris johnson has announced tighter restrictions on millions of people to cover a surge in corona virus cases london and south east and england will be placed in a new t.o. for level under which non-essential retailers will have to close and people will no longer be allowed to mix with other households johnson said a new strain of the virus was speeding up the spread of infections. while we're fairly certain the variant is transmitted more quickly there is no evidence to suggest it is more lethal or causes more severe illness equally there is no it is against the new very and it is with a very heavy heart i must tell you we cannot continue with christmas as planned in england evidence to suggest the vaccine will be any

schmidt see the show benjamin served at the u.s. state department as a european energy security advisor he's now a research fellow at harvard university benjamin is good to have you back on the program before we talk about what's happening in washington and in congress tell me what you mean about russia trying to convince the world that there is no stopping of nord stream to. hi brant it's always a pleasure to be on deutsche of elevate to be back let's start with the situation at hand right now today i just wrote a piece for the center for european policy analysis in washington this morning and i'm looking at this situation as gazprom reprising its december 2019 disinfo playbook in order to make nordstrom to look unstoppable with the intent of dissuading passage of these targeted congressional sanctions after all if the project can't be stopped why even bother passing them well that's not true we've seen gas prominent allies over the past few weeks state in the media that the project is moving along a pace companies are fully commit

key ally benjamin netanyahu has quit the cabinet invited to join the opposition accusing the israeli prime minister of corruption it comes as the ruling coalition fell on tuesday sending the country to the polls for a 4th time in under 2 years later franco looks at why the prime minister's luck could not be running it did you know that the man devastated the most by donald trump missing out on a 2nd term as someone who lives thousands of kilometers away from u.s. borders he's long been in charge of a different government and no his name is not flying them or his name is bringing him in and i'm not saying that because i work for a russian t.v. station just take a look at all the political gifts that these raving leader has trump and his administration to thank for. what a glorious day. the . my vision presents a win win opportunity for both sides a realistic 2 state solution that resolves the risks of palestinian statehood to israel's security. here ron deal is defective at its core. feeling sleepy joe kind of made this feel maybe sleepy into. the greatest friend zone. in the white ho

schmitz to the show benjamin served at the u.s. state department as a european energy security advisor he's now a research fellow at harvard university benjamin is good to have you back on the program before we talk about what's happening in washington and in congress tell me what you mean about russia trying to convince the world that there is no stopping of nord stream to. hi brant it's always a pleasure to be on deutsche of l a great to be back let's start with the situation at hand right now today i just wrote a piece for the center for european policy analysis in washington this morning and i i'm i'm looking at this situation as gas problem reprising it's december 21000 disinfo playbook in order to make nordstrom to look unstoppable with the intent of dissuading passage of these targeted congressional sanctions after all if the project can't be stopped why even bother passing them well that's not true we've seen gas prominent allies over the past few weeks in the media that the project is moving along a pace companies are full

it was just last week when prime minister benjamin netanyahu when prime minister benjamin neta nyahut dose on tv. across the country, more than 260,000 people have received the vaccine. we should be lucky that this process has been as fast as it has. and the fear of serious illness should be what people are concerned about, not the vaccine. stopping the virus in its tracks is no easy task, and the long—term impact of the virus remains unclear. but with lockdown in place and vaccines at the ready, it is hoped that the harm caused by the pandemic will eventually subside. rachel sta nton, will eventually subside. rachel stanton, bbc news. the new year is rapidly approaching, with the coronavirus pandemic continuing to cause misery all around the world. social distancing and other restrictions means normal new year's eve celebrations will have to be curtailed. but in new york, they insist the show will go on — as much as possible. the bbc‘s tim allman explains. the more things change, the more they stay the same. workers finishing preparations to the giant crystal ball that will see out

is outside the hospital where the israeli prime minister has just been vaccinated tanya benjamin netanyahu says he wants to boost confidence in the coronavirus vaccine by becoming the 1st israeli citizen to take it but could it be said that what he's doing here is he's actually seeking a shot in beyond for his own political reputation. well i think israelis look at this in different ways actually i mean the israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu tonight said it's a great day for israel and as you said he called on all israelis to come and get vaccinated once it's their time this is to kick off of vaccination campaign that will start next week with certain categories of people so on the one have here israeli said would say no this is a relief actually to know and they would credit him that he got the vaccines and at least some batches of it not all of it is yet in israel. so early on to israel but at the same time of course that comes when infection rates are going up again in israel in recent weeks and it comes also the time of the deep political crisis in the country because as early a

benjamin hall thank you for that. something we keep an eye on, georgia with less than a week until the senate runoff races, with all the candidates backing president trump's proposal for $2000 stimulus checks this could affect the way the peach state is voting. peter doocyis on the ground in georgia. peter. reporter: republican candidates here are betting people in this state want to stick up for president trump can be motivated to go out to vote for them. >> we're going to keep fighting for this president too. but you know what? we can do two things at once. we can keep fighting for this president. we can show america that georgia is a red state. we can getth done right here in georgia. reporter: loeffler is incorporating accusations about her won't, reverend rafael warnock into her stump speech. warnock was accuse ad few days ago by his ex-wife of running over her foot in a car back in march. that was something warnock was never charged with. more recent dates he has been accused of running a camp where counselors w

resolve the dispute sending the country to its 4th general election in just 2 years from minister benjamin netanyahu government had been moving towards collapse as rifts opened up with his governing partner and rival benny gantz new elections will be held in march and that could be risky finitum yahoo has faced 6 months of protests because of alleged corruption and his handling of the pandemic has cost you are a nutter who's in west jerusalem for us i mean remind us how we got to this point. well it really all goes back to that power sharing agreement that you mentioned between netanyahu and got that agreement was signed after the latest and last election and the idea behind it was that netanyahu and gonski would swap between the seats of premiership with guns taking over in november of 2021 but the one key point was that they would have to pass this budget in order for guns to take over and really the only way for an it and yahoo to hold on to his seat as prime minister was to delay the vote of that budget as much as possible and that's basically exactly what has just happened and so 3 el

benjamin butler, being the lawyer that he was, in his former life, said this.h, so, you're quoting united states law. my understanding is that the state of virginia has left the union. the united states law no longer applies to you. now, if you want to swear allegiance to the united states, you can have your slaves back, but if not, i'm going to seize them as contraband of war, because you are using them against my soldiers in the united states army. i will seize them and keep them and you no longer can have your slaves. this will create a mass of folks coming to fort monroe to seek their freedom. what started out with three men became 10,000 by the end of the american civil war in four short years. jefferson davis, the man, is a contradiction. jefferson davis, in his early life, was a graduate of the united states military academy. he served in the frontier with the united states army. he was secretary of war under president pierce. he served in the united states congress, and he also served in the united states senate. and he and his wife were the hosts durin

4th election in 2 years after and an easy coalition that briefly united long time prime minister benjamin netanyahu and rival benny gantz collapsed parliament was dissolved after failing to meet the deadline to pass the budget snap elections will be held in march next year yahoo's upcoming corruption trial he's at the center of the discord with guns as well as within his new party faced with a faction breaking away recently very not so joins us live now from west jerusalem and irene for elections in 2 years how did we get to this point. well it all goes back to that power sharing agreement that you mentioned that was signed between prime minister and it's and yahoo and benny gantz under that agreement and yahoo and guns were supposed to rotate in the seat of prime minister but one thing that needed to happen was that for this budget to back to pass the guns would have taken over the seat of prime minister in november of 2021 but the only way for netanyahu to have held onto his seat as prime minister was to delay that vote as much as possible and as many have predicted that is exactly what

fox news's benjamin hall is on the ground in kabul. benjamin.started over here. sources tell me it's a trickle more than an exodus but january 15th deadline to get numbers down to 2500 will be met. general milley, fuse ayes tag, chairman of the joint chiefs, he thought going forward there would be two large bases, number of satellite bases mainly for counterterrorism. as the u.s. draw down is taking place we're seeing up tick by attacks by the taliban last few months. they are going heavily, against cities and towns leaving thousands of people displaced in their hopes. we spoke to some of the people earlier today. take a look. this man says that children are dying here. they have got no food. they have got no heating. but that is still better than the war and fighting they fled. that fight something worse now than has been in a long time. he asked the americans to stay in afghanistan until they can bring peace. the afghan police and the army have been trained up by the u.s. they do currently dot lion's share of the work. they do all the ground o

bret. >> bret: benjamin hall on the hound in kabul, afghanistan. benjamin, thank you.next, some of new york's public school students go back to class after an unscheduled break because of the coronavirus and the accusations keep flying in the georgia senate runoffs. >> are not going to be lectured by someone that uses the bible to justify abortion. >> welcome the support of a qanon conspiracy theorist and she sat down with a what's a premises an interview. ♪ experience the power of sanctuary at the lincoln wish list sales event. sign and drive off in a new lincoln with zero down, zero due at signing, and a complimentary first month's payment. we made usaa insurance for veterans like martin. when a hailstorm hit, he needed his insurance to get it done right, right away. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. usaa ♪ >> bret: george's top election official has recertified the election results after another recount confirmed that once again joe biden defeated president trump in the state and there is no sign that that will change. meantime, this is the final day for ge

>> bret: benjamin hall in kabul.rump administration says it has reinstated the daca program shielding from deportation illegal immigrants who came to the u.s. as minors. the restoration was ordered by a federal judge in brooklyn friday. the suspected chinese spy reportedly came so close to a number of politicians that the fbi stepped in to disrupt the situation. even going so far as to give a defensive briefing to one of them. california democratic congressman eric swalwell. axios reports the chinese national named fang fang or christine fang targeted up and coming local politicians including those who had the potential to become national figures. swalwell's office says the congressman has not seen the woman in nearly six years it. says he has provided information about her to the fbi. he has declined to provide details saying the information might be classified. up next, president-elect biden taps a retired four star general to lead the pentagon. then takes to twitter to get naysayers on board. >> i believe that we

in 1985 for spying for israel has landed -- well, in israel, to a hero's welcome, led by benjamin netanyahu. he is now 66. he served as a u.s. navy intelligence analyst. after years of israeli lobbying to allow the jewish-ameran to leave, the u.s. justice department agreed to the terms and conditions last month. >> kissing the ground in a show of gratitude, jonathan pollard accompanied by his wife esther thanked prime minister benjamin netanyahu for his support. >>e are ecstatic after 35 years. >> as a u.s. navy intelligence analyst in the 1980's, he sent thousands of documents to israel in exchange for tens of thousands of dollars. when this was revealed, it strained relations between the allies. he received a life sentence but was released on parole after serving 30 years in a federal prison. the israeli government has repeatedly lobbied the u.s. for pollard's release, but it was not until this year that the justice department announced he had completed his parole. at the meeting in tel aviv, netanyahu presented pollard and his wife with israeli id cards. pollard and his wife are now quar

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benjamin hall there with more. benjamin. >> reporter: the u.s.ary drawdown is seen in two very different ways here in afghanistan. on the one hand, you have people inside cities like kabul who say that the drawdown will likely lead to the taliban taking over large parts of this country, and the freedoms that they have been given over the last 20 years with u.s. military intervention will disappear. on the other hand, if you leave the cities and you talk to people in rural areas, they new that the taliban is the one group that can bring them peace and security. they are under attack constantly, and they want law and order. we were out today, and we saw both sides of this story. have a listen. the taliban are not only knocking on the doors of kabul, they are already inside. districts like this taken over by the taliban at night. they come in, they put up roadblocks, they aand kill people. the people who work and live here know that is exactly what's going to happen when the u.s. leaves. but for many people, that is not a terrible concept. they are

you can also see the talent of benjamin latrobe as a draftsman and architect in that drawing. colleen: what about the budget? did jefferson have a budget and did he stick to it? james: he did. the congressional appropriations varied from year to year for finishing the building and furnishing it and so forth. generally he was quite good about adhering to that budget. he made an important policy stand in favor of very economical, limited government and realized the optics of exceeding the budget for his own residence would not be terrific. so he was quite careful with it. one year toward the end of his presidency, latrobe exceeded the budget by a substantial amount, which caused a real hubbub. but congress loyally amended the budget to cover the deficit. he worked carefully and carefully and prudently within what was given to him in stages, starting with the landscaping and some of the essential living arrangements and gradually ramping up over time. colleen: did thomas jefferson bring enslaved people to the president's house with him, and if so, who did he bring and what type o

benjamin hall live in the afghan capital of kabul, benjamin. >> good evening, arthel, the drawdown isery different ways depending on who you are, on the capital city and other cities, people are terrified that the drawdown will be taliban rule and the peace will disappear. if you go to rural areas, the taliban coming back and taking over is the only way to secure law and order over 20 years of fighting. we saw this dichotomy, difference, have a look. >> the taliban are not only knocking on the door of kabul, they are already inside kabul. districts like this are taking over in taliban at nightment when night falls, they come in and put road blocks and kill people who work for the government. the people who work and live here know that's exactly what's going to happen when the u.s. least. >> but for many people that's not a terrible concept, they are war weary and many tell us they would welcome the taliban taking over if it brought them security. at the end of the day, they want peace and stability. they don't mind who gives it to them. >> for better or worse the u.s. drawdown is happ

he's talking about-- he was calling it the poo house -- >> stephen: wyatt and benjamin, that's it?n is almost at the age though-- he's getting a little old. >> stephen: sure. he could have a little work. he could have a little work. a little tuck, lip injection-- >> so wyatt is just, you know, he runs a tight ship. >> stephen: let's-- here's-- here's happy dad and son right there. look at that. >> oh! >> stephen: love the matching outfits. you guys can hide in a floral shop with those. no one will ever find you, among the garlands at christmastime. no one can find you near the banisters. here you go. there's anderson and wyatt right there, not to be out-cuted. and again, i want to warn our viewers at home how cute this is. >> around almost looks like a human being, doesn't he? >> stephen: compared to a child that has seen no sunlight, he appears to have flesh tone. >> it's true. >> stephen: now, wait a sec, do the kids get along? if they're going to start their own house, their own tiktok house, do they have playmates? are they actually buddy. >> we're now killing time between naps

scheduled for march i think we could possibly be seeing the end to 11 years of the premiership of benjamin netanyahu but netanyahu doesn't seem very worried and that's. why i'm not afraid of elections we are prepared for that we will win the public and israel knows who's bringing in 1000000 to vaccines for peace agreement who's blocking iran who is bringing security and who will restore the economy here with great impetus well netanyahu is ratings are actually at an all time low but he still projected to do better than dance in these new snap elections but he polls are actually saying these not projected to win a majority like in these previous instances i mean after all his political career has been followed by a corruption case which he's denied any wrongdoing in and and also people aren't very happy in israel about the government's handling of the coronavirus pandemic we've seen protests gripped the country for the past 6 months and they're not really showing any sign of letting out. really politics have been deadlocked for a long time now a lot of people are saying that another electio

the protesters biggest problem with benjamin netanyahu is his alleged corruption crimes he denies any wrongdoing he's calling the trials politically motivated but the opposition got a new weapon this year cove it or rather the nation's fury at the wave into the always been dealing with me failing to deal with the pandemic the perception is one of mismanaged log downs with businesses and the unemployed left in the lurch the corruption has so many people involved 3 you need to start on a blank slate i need a constitution we need to limit the terms of the prime minister to 2 terms the us we need to stop the corruption here in israel and open in a time you know we need to know mainly but on the government and or did spend it doesn't want any mall. corrupted in the walking for one person trying to prove he's a trial demonstrations picked up pace in the spring when it's and ya'll managed to cling on to power as prime minister but only thanks to a kolisch in between his likud party and benny gantz as blue and white alliance the election rivals try to get along to get the country through the

and then dissolved it ends what's been a fractious coalition that briefly united prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his rival penny counts reports. this was the moment when the speaker of israel's parliament the knesset announced that last ditch efforts to pass the budget had failed there was no way forward for the fragile reeling alliance. of unfortunately we were unable to find enough common ground to prevent another round of elections and enable the 23rd can assert and its members to exercise the mandate given to us we are all going to face a difficult and looking campaign and i call on each and every one of us and each and every israeli citizen to refrain from exacerbating tensions prime minister benjamin netanyahu his popularity has sank over the government's handling of the coronavirus pandemic he's also facing a corruption case which fuel divisions with netanyahu his coalition partner as well as within his party a faction recently breakaway but if it's an inconvenient time for the governing coalition to collapse netanyahu didn't show it and we are against elections the wrong de

a budget and was dissolved it is what's been a fractious coalition briefly united prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his rival the former opposition leader benny gantz ari nasr reports from west jerusalem . this is the speaker of israel's parliament the knesset announcing that last ditch efforts to pass the budget had failed it meant there was no way forward for the fragile ruling alliance the muslim of the of unfortunately who are unable to find enough common ground to prevent another round of elections and enable the 23rd going to sit in its members to exercise the mandate given to us we all go to face a difficult to listen campaign and i call on each and every one of us and each and every israeli citizen to refrain from exacerbating tensions the prime minister benjamin netanyahu is popularity has plummeted over the government's handling of the coronavirus pandemic and he's also facing corruption charges his attempts at delaying the budget vote and hold on to his position as prime minister fuel divisions with his coalition partner believe dances blue white party it also fueled divisi