the deal is likely to mean an end to israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu's 12 years in power.s 12 years in power. this your last week as prime minister? is this your last week as prime minister? is is this your last week as prime minister? , . . is this your last week as prime minister?— minister? is that a wish or a question? — watching sport injapan — facemasks, temperature checks, and polite applause instead of cheering. is this what the olympics will look like when they open in just 50 days' time? salvage experts try to tow a burnt out cargo ship, away from the coast of sri lanka before tonnes of oil leak into the ocean. and the grandads from south london who have become the latest stars of the rap world. it is all about rhyming. and rhythm. the words are important, but the rhythm is what they love. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. israel looks set for a dramatic change. after days of frantic negotiations, a coalition of opposition parties has been formed to oust the prime minister benjamin netanyahu from power. if it wins support in the kness

benjamin netanyahu will for ten days. benjamin neta nyahu will clearly for ten days.e doing other than he can put one or two people off, and the other side will be tying him back, and he is certainly the most experienced politician in israel. we would not have been prime minister for israel. we would not have been prime ministerfor all israel. we would not have been prime minister for all this time. so i was given about a 30% chance of failing, 70% chance that they get into power. chance that they get into ower. ., ., ., ., chance that they get into ower. ., ., ., power. how dramatically do you think the priorities _ power. how dramatically do you think the priorities of _ power. how dramatically do you think the priorities of the - think the priorities of the israeli government will change under this coalition? i mean, given that the disparity from the extremes of either end of the extremes of either end of the coalition is so wide, it is such a big golf on the key issues, are we likely to see a continuation of things like, say, the approach of managing the situation

it is actually standing on a very thin pillar and the name of it is benjamin antonio. let's do that. and you know, the more that we leave who takes some time to deal with legal issues. and he allows someone else for me to take over 3 for one year. how long would it take for bennett and see pressure on them to move from alliance. weighs the less merits in and go back to the metro allies because then it was much closer to joining us. no, because he was so far is this is danielle. he came from and esther loosens of the coach. and if he just, this is the other part. he says the government is putting it in an existential strength. they will not then it will not be able to. busy be the one from the nuclear bomb. so it is so dangerous was why don't you step done? why bob is asking him to allow someone else an extremely when it negotiate the disease. and the reason that we don't seen as i'm slowing in, please, because miss danielle was not willing to be even what luck be an open or prime minister and be from it because what he has in mind and this is what makes people feel tha

benjamin netanyahu? that is the million-dollar— benjamin netanyahu?estion _ benjamin netanyahu? that is the million-dollar question here! - million—dollar question here! he probably would head to the leader of the opposition at first, and then there are several options. you may decide to step down, he may be ousted by his own party leaders. it is still an open question. the first phase of it, i think he will be leader of the opposition, and then we will see. , ., , see. ok, we shall see indeed, dan arbell— see. ok, we shall see indeed, dan arbell from _ see. ok, we shall see indeed, dan arbell from the _ see. ok, we shall see indeed, dan arbell from the american | dan arbell from the american university of washington, thank you very much. let's get some of the day's other news. the world health organization says that there are "staggering health needs" in the occupied palestinian territories, following the recent conflict between israel and the hamas militant group. in a statement, the who said it was scaling—up its efforts in order to help nearly 200

i've been you prime minister enough to back up to 12 here, a benjamin netanyahu. how can i be the be where there's not a lot of crab starting out. as you can see, believe that they know that they are going to be, i need the way for the opposite, but a lot of people who are attending outside and not a benjamin netanyahu and up and maybe that is time for change even though there will be challenges and how long will the government but what they're saying there will be a balance. this is what they're saying makers in dealing with that or even for the 1st time and israeli balancing part to people we've spoken here will leave. now there may be some for when they come. so that's why something that there hasn't been before. why as we mentioned benjamin netanyahu is promising to stay on in the opposition while he faces a number of corruption charges. natasha name looks back at and that's in yahoo! political career, i. benjamin netanyahu, the last 2 years in office have been extraordinary, even by the standards of a singular politician. he's been in a near constant multi fr

we've already heard from benjamin netanyahu.

and benjamin netanyahu was a major obstacle to this particular aim. we'll have to see how the new government reacts in terms of its very peculiar makeup, ranging from extreme right to central nervous railey politics. but certainly anything one would imagine in the view of the biden administration, is better than having to deal with benjamin netanyahu. incidentally, the defense minister benny ganz will be in washington tomorrow. it is a pre scheduled trip. he's here to raise some money to replenish israel to i and don't miss out system. but there's no doubt as well, but they are going to be very strong conversations with the defense minister in terms of israel's position on the iran deal. also we expect in terms of israel's ongoing settlement activity in occupied territory. so there's a lot on the table at the moment. benny gans himself is a member of that coalition. so this will be an early opportunity for the biden administration to gauge which way the new government is going to go by. can i thank you very much indeed. ah, united nations and red cros

could that affect benjamin netanyahu? it remains to be seen. yolande knell reporting.ed in the belgian capital brussels for two days of meetings with nato and the european union. monday's talks with the 28 members of nato are expected to see the united states resume its traditional leadership role, which had been somewhat diminished during the trump presidency. nato leaders are expected to formulate a firm message for mr biden to take to geneva on wednesday, where he will meet president putin. mr biden, of course, has spent the past three days at the g7 summit in south—west england, which ended with a final communique that included the promise of a billion covid vaccine doses to the poorer nations of the world and more action on climate change. from cornwall, here's our political editor laura kuenssberg. ready for a fortifying early dip? borisjohnson wanted to show off the british seaside to the most powerful leaders in the world, but has ended up going headlong into a clash on the side with the french president, who it's claimed questioned whether northern ireland was

the deal would end benjamin netanyahu's time in power. rotation arrangement, the head of the right—wing yamina party, naftali bennett, would serve as prime ministerfirst. in august 2023 he would be replaced by yair lapid, leader of the centrist yesh atid party. another key player in this is the arab islamist raam party leader, mansourabbas, who was also pictured signing the agreement. the deal, which still has to be approved by the israeli parliament, would mean the end of benjamin netanyahu's 12—year tenure as prime minister. if that fails, then there is a risk israel would have to hold another election, the fifth in two—and—a—half years. it comes almost two weeks after israel and palestinian militants agreed a ceasefire following an ii—day conflict in which more than 250 people were killed, most in gaza. mark lobel reports. an image of profound change. a right—wing jewish nationalist, centrist, and unprecedentedly an arab islamist. charting israel's way forward. two weeks after the country was on a war footing, political foes warmly ple

this is not the last we hear from benjamin netanyahu.will be a very strong opposition leader at the least. lauren: thank you very much indeed. more on this, mike hanna joins us from washington. what is the likely relationship going to be between this new government and the u.s.? mike: joe biden knows all the players in israeli politics. when he was vice president to barack obama, he was the point person for dealing with israel because of obama's deep dislike of then prime minister benjamin netanyahu. biden has had a tempestuous relationship with netanyahu, but he knows all of these players. one thing must be made very clear. there is no doubt, although there is no comment from either the white house or state department -- they say they are not going to comment on ongoing political processes, but there's been a sigh of relief in the biden administration with regards to the formation of a new government and with regard to the fact that benjamin netanyahu has exited or is in the process of exiting. the priority of the biden administration i

ah, a supporter of expanding illegal settlements is on the verge of ousting benjamin netanyahu. as israel as prime minister for ripe leader and after bennett would take the top job for the 1st 2 years under a power sharing agreement with 8 parties for the 1st time it is ready history. the coalition includes an arab party, but it's not yet a done deal. we'll get the latest in a moment from harry, for citizen west jerusalem. but 1st, a report from one of the meet should be a be, it was or the phone call that your, your la pete formerly informed israel's president, 3 when river lin, that he made it barely an hour before the deadline to form a government expired. did they go? she sure were long and tough, but in the end, let be managed to couple together the government for change. 8 parties ranging from the left to the far right with little in common except the desire to as caretaker, prime minister benjamin netanyahu and n 2 years of political instability. for now, the new government will 1st the far right the amino party leader and after the bennet as prime minister, he is an advo

is this it for benjamin netanyahu? in his previous speech that he has come back twice before from being knocked into opposition. he is going to be a formidable opposition leader. somebody who also controls a quarter of the knesset, the parliamentary seat, with his own likud party. that is more than any other political party at the moment. and he has said that he is determined to return to power. 0ne determined to return to power. one of the that this new government is talking about trying pass is a term limit for the prime minister, so that a future prime minister would only be able to serve a maximum of two terms, which would be eight years. could that affect benjamin netanyahu? it remains to be seen. yolande knell, thank you so much. i'm joined now by danny danon, former israeli ambassador to the united nations and chairman of world likud, the global wing of the likud party, which is led by mr netanyahu. danny danon, thanks so much for joining us. benjamin netanyahu has lost hisjob, he is about joining us. benjamin n

bennet, the former chief of staff of benjamin netanyahu. some of the pictures, there was the leader of this small islamist party that is going to be the first arab-it's really party to sit in governing -- arab-israeli party to sit in governing coalitions. >> the coalition needs to be approved by the parliament. that will happen nt week. these are the coalition parties involved. 61 of the 120 members of parliament need to approve the deal. so it is actually still possible that benjamin netanyahu could stay in power, if enough right-wingers do not support the coalition or if he can persuade them not to. here is a take on the staying power of benjamin netanyahu. reporter: remember benjamin netanyahu is known in israeli politics as the magician. so does he ve one more trick to pull? this coalition that's formed against him is very unstable. you heard them outlining the contradictions. the new prime minister is a right-winger who opposes the creation of a palestinian state. yet you have in the coalition the first-ever independent arab party to b

the events benjamin netanyahu 12 year run as prime minister. how a full set begins on coverage from west jerusalem minutes any negative. benjamin netanyahu has spent 2 and a half years and for elections fighting for his political life. desperate to stay on his, his rose prime minister. when the end came, it was quick and by the midst of margins and abstention leaving the votes tallied at 60 to 59 against him. israel's longest serving prime minister, whose catholic curated image is its indispensable leader, had to be told to give up his seat. swapping it instead for that of the leader of the opposition, the outgoing incumbent jala. he'd only too happy to make way. natalie been at but it was a piece papa in coalition. natalie bennett, who took the oath 1st to replace nathan, yahoo! it was the 2nd time he'd been at the podium earlier. he began the day's proceedings or tried to his prime. it is to designate even by the standards of the often rowdy committed. this was a concerted campaign to prevent him from speaking in between. he thanked netanyahu

and as you heard there and harry's package, of course, benjamin netanyahu. now, leader of the opposition and making it very clear that he intends to bring down this fragile coalition as much as he can. and certainly, as you said, there he was addressing iran, but it was very clear message that he will be back very soon. indeed to go, he did touch on iran and as did the prime minister designate as well, many challenges ahead. ready both domestically and internationally, internationally for israel and where do you think the priorities all well, i think importantly the 1st challenge happens right away tomorrow. so you've got an authorized alternation right wing flagged march as it's cool that's being authorized to pulse through areas of occupied. east drew, some were expecting tens of thousands of right wing israelis flying the flag. they're expected to a live dance outside of damascus gate. they're not allowed this year to pause through the damascus gate into the old city through the muslim quarter, because it is seen as so provocative because the ground is st

so the time is not over yet for benjamin netanyahu. it's important to remember that he's of course, israel's longest serving prime minister, tanya. what is the country look like without him? while he won't be completely gone, he will be. then if all this comes together, most likely the leader of the opposition, but he leaves a very divided and polarized country. that's what we always heard in the past 2 years. and of course his supporters say this is not a fair deal. they wanted to see him continue or at least go to new elections because he couldn't form a new coalition government and his support this time is up. he has been too long at the helm of the government 12 years. he also has to trial for several corruption charges. so it's, it's time for someone new to bring this society back together, but it would probably take a long time to heal and to, to come together and to bridge. the differences in w correspond tonya kramer into listen, thank you. and here are some other stories making news. a russian court has ruled to keep prominent

ah, the supporter of expanding illegal settlements is on the verge of augustine benjamin netanyahu, as israel's prime minister. far right, leader in the family bennett would take the jobs for the 1st 2 years under a power sharing agreement with 8 parties for the 1st time in israeli history. the coalition includes a palestinian, is any party or the other. i mean has more should be a, be, it was a phone call that your la pete formerly informed israel's president through when river lyn that he made it barely an hour before the deadline to form a government expired. the vigor sheets were long and tough, but in the end, let bede manage to coupled together the government for change 8 parties ranging from the left to the far right, with little in common except the desire to as caretaker, prime minister benjamin netanyahu and n 2 years of political instability for now the new government will 1st the far right the amino party leader. and after the bennett, as prime minister, he is an advocate of illegal settlements expansion. and their next station w e. p is the one that told the president he h

we give you the critical digital benjamin. and we will take care of you. we will take care of these ad ships for the important of the history of our people. i mean i. ready i use the one that goes on the i ha ha ha. * i the in the morning began to have a daughter to say right. and our law sort of money to help me. my mom i might be machine gun also be able to give me only give me one minute. i am unsure of the know i had and i had about one well, like mid one the the the i i living in a war zone is a risk not worth taking for most but for a 10 year old boy, there is nowhere else to go. in the absence of his parents, his grandmother dedicates herself to his upbringing. never knowing whether the next explosion will echo one step closer to the place they call home. the distant barking of dogs, a witness documentary on al jazeera. we understand the differences and similarities of culture across the world. no matter what you call hand era, who bring you the news and current affairs, algebra, warring drug cartels on vigilante groups in a population called in the

it's the end for now at least benjamin netanyahu, but it's not necessarily the end of benjamin netanyahu as a political force, potentially not even as prime minister. he is vowing that he will go into opposition. he says with his back held straight and that he will fight very hard to get rid of this government. and it is an extremely fragile assembly of very desperate elements as you are saying. so there are chinks which he can aim for. to drive wedges through the master ranks who so far have been glued together by their will to get rid of him. all right, i thank you very much for that, terry. for said there are very close developments for us and western islam. well, let's go on to another story, g 7 liter say 2021 is a turning point for our planet. the val finish. there's so much in cornwall and southwest england. they agreed on new targets to tackle climate change, including slashing greenhouse gas emissions and financing a green transition for poor nations via mental say the pledges aren't ambitious enough to hold reports from cornwall. they made bold sounding commitments on the carbo

political drama and israel opposition parties, ford collision that look set to our prime minister benjamin netanyahu for the 1st time, a palestinian israeli policy joins a power sharing arrangement. the united arab list will support the government from outside. ah, hello money. this is al jazeera ally from jo, also coming up. sure line can naval experts trying to contain the spill from a thinking ship that's causing it's was marine disaster love us secretary of state anthony blinking came here to central america to talk about climate change security and migration. among other things, people here on the streets have more pressing concerns, primarily a surgeon corona virus. i'm gabriel is on doing san jose costa rica. that story coming up. i alas, met coalition deal by israeli opposition. policies look set to end prime minister benjamin netanyahu 12 year rein. yeah. yeah. le pete has announced he has a support needed to unseat israel. longest serving leader. his coalition brings together parties from across the political spectrum, including the palestinian israeli party, the united arab list

tell me what's next for benjamin netanyahu yesterday in parliament. he said he'll be back in the prime minister's chair soon. how likely is that while on the one hand, benjamin netanyahu is also sending a trial and 3 corruption cases. these are charges that he denies, and his opponents have always said he can't be prime minister at the same time that he's spending trial. on the other hand, we understand that he is intending to be the opposition leader. he will be most likely the leader of a very strong opposition. the liquid is still the largest party and the committed. and also you will be joined by the orthodox parties that are also not for the 1st time in years joining a government he already has said, you heard that in the report that he's buying to, to, to come back at some point whether he will be able to do so, that is still to see in our report there, tony, we saw people celebrating netanyahu's. ouster is a representative of the general mood and the country when i think we have, you know, very different opinions about that. and i took a lot of

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to vote on a government run by an unusual coalition, united by just one goal, ending the era of benjamin netanyahu and a medical emergency at the european football championship, denmark christian eric, and collapses on the field from his hospital bed. he tells teammates the game must go on. ah michael ok, welcome to the program. the 3rd and final day of the g 7 summit is under way in south western england. leaders of the world's richest nations are focusing on one of the biggest challenges. climate change. environmentalists have been protesting new the summit venue all weekend. they're employing leaders to do more to limit carbon emissions. there's hope the g 7 will boost assistance to countries hit hard by climate change, a move that could help lay the groundwork for an upcoming un climate conference. later this year, w corresponded alexander vietnam and has been reporting from this summit in cornwall. alexandra, how productive has this some had been so far. well, you know, at 1st sight. so if you would say it has been very productive, the leaders have adopted the declaration aimed at p

he describes himself as more right wing than benjamin netanyahu.sed hamas of cynically firing at civilian areas. it was a controversial claim. here he is putting that argument forward on the bbc. >> when you hide and shoot at israelis from behind schools, hospitals, media centers, you are, in effect, killing your own people. this is a rocket that hit an israeli home this morning. this is what we are trying to put out. i suggest your viewers look at this rocket and understand we are defending our lives against the terror organization that is out to kill us. host: let's turn to the 23rd of march. israel held elections and they were the fourth elections held in two years. the alliance led by netanyahu's party emerged as the largest but did not have the majority needed to form a government. on april 6, then president ruben asked netanyahu to form a government. he failed to do so. on the fifth of may, the leader of the second-largest party was asked to form a government and he was given 28 days, but he was interrupted by the 11 day conflict in gaza. so

joe biden has known benjamin netanyahu for a long period of time. he was the point person when vice president, under barack obama bama, absolutely loathing netanyahu and preparing to have bite and deal with most of the discussions with netanyahu. so he does know him from a long way back, but also because of his relationship with israel at very strong relationship throughout his career bite and also knows all these players in the new government. he's intimately associated with them at various times over the decade. so he does know as the people concerned, what he does not know is how this coupled together coalition is going to put in with us interest. now the primary us interests, as i mention, trying to get some form of reproach. mom with iran is this new coalition going to help by didn't do this, or if again, to continue to obstruct him as did then that's an yahoo government. all of this being said, that certainly is a relief in washington at this change in government, regardless of the fact that it's still to be seen exactly how a government drawn

are expected to vote on a coalition made of a better rivals united by that determination to push benjamin netanyahu from power my g area and it's neighbors build up the ground and cl smalls against increasing attacks by pirates. plus that is sold $20000000.00 on named pays and out of this world some for a space ride, with amazon 1000000000 and found out i'm john. cope with the full danish football or christine erickson remains in the hospital in a stable condition off the collapsing on the page a year or 2020. ah . one of the world's leading environmentalist is expected to tell g 7 leaders later on sunday that humans could be on the verge of destabilizing the planet. david, after breast die, a warning will be delivered as the case on. it focuses on plans to cut carbon emissions and re store biodiversity will be among the most ambitious promises out of the 3 days of talks, which also included huge pledges on covert 19 vaccines and a global mega projects to rival china. let's go live now to trigger council. it's an ives in cornwall. the u. k. are diplomatic editor james bays. is that for us

israel's longest serving leader benjamin netanyahu is poised to exit.he agreement, conservative politicians tali bennett will serve of his first two years of a four-year term. "outfront" now is fareed zakaria, how significant is it that after all of what has happened with corruption allegations and him fighting to hold power, dithat he finally appears to be out? >> the end of the day, the israeli public got tired of him. he's gone but the coalition that's replacing him is very strong. tali bennett is more right-wing than benjamin netanyahu is. >> it is a little bit like the donald trump's 2020 election. what it reflected in america was donald trump fatigue. you know republicans did quite well in state and local races. >> everything that b.b. stood for is a rejection of him. >> you raised two important points, one is -- even before trump's time in the white house, it was evident that we know and how these two talked about each other. they rose and fell together. take a listen to this. >> i want to thank president trump for his tremendous help. >> you saw

p does announce t has the support needed to unseat the government. prime minister benjamin netanyahu is coalition brings together parties from across the political spectrum and has won the support of the palestinian israeli part of the united arab list. but how many reports now from western should be a be, it was a phone call that your la pete formerly informed israel's president through when revealing that he made it barely an hour before the deadline to form a government expired. the bigger seizures were long and tough, but in the end let the manage to couple together the government for change. 8 parties ranging from the left to the far right with little in common except the desire to as caretaker, prime minister benjamin netanyahu and n 2 years of political instability. for now, the new government will 1st the far right, you mean a party leader enough that he bennett, as prime minister, he is an advocate of illegal settlements expansion. and their next station, w e. p is the one that told the president he had the mandate to form. the coalition is not going to be the avenue still f

it doesn't go on benjamin netanyahu. he wasn't in the top 10 list of world leaders, he called after his election. and so he might see the opportunity to move america's interest further. with this new government, particularly as they will need a lot of support from the us, particularly in the 1st couple of months. thank you. alan fisher reporting from the white house. let's bring it all together with morton for bonnie who is the co editor of delia, an online magazine covering the middle east seas on scott from the hate today in the net. and it's nice to see you like so. look, i guessed i spoke to earlier. it was saying that we've got this potential coalition with 8 parties in it. i'm actually that could be a good thing. it is more representative of israel, the country does that? does that hold true when you've got a guy like natalie, ben, who's going to be the prime minister and the very extreme views that he hopes? why so i suspect that's one way of looking at it. the other way of looking at it is that this is really an

to vote on a government run by an unusual coalition, united by just one goal, ending the era of benjamin netanyahu and a medical emergency at the european football championship. denmark's christian ericsson collapse is on the field, but from his hospital bed he tells teammates the game must go on. the me a michael o coo, welcome to the program. we begin in south western england and the g 77 summit where leaders of the wealthiest democracies are now turning their focus to the fight against climate change. the weekends gathering and cornwall has so far are focused on countering china's economic influence. on this 3rd and final day of the summit, leaders are expected to set new targets to curb carbon emissions. even environmental protestors who turned out to criticize the piece of climate action had words of welcome for the us president, i'm really god, joe, by moultrie, lateralism, leaders and alex talking to each other. and the idea of climate denied tackling climate change is one of the issues french president, emanuel mccord says, will be easier now that washington wants to partner up.

so there is certainly still plenty to playful for benjamin netanyahu. and he's been doing all he can to try to, you know, put russians between the, between the constituent parts of this coalition already mile. israel's defense minister has been making us officials in washington thinking more military. 8 spent down looking for a $1000000000.00 to upgrade israel defensive. he says israel is grateful for the support from the united states because they have ministration for the president, for the ongoing support, which is very important for us in our challenging area. and discussions we discussed before the challenges that we had with you to participate in his father's supposed before. everybody in defense minister in moving forward with construction and making sure that there was any secure. it's very important for me . alan fisher at the white house you called that earlier be your great, know your great moment, which we see for the cameras. what is actually going to go on behind the scenes? what has been against one? well, there's a lot of meetings going

natalie bennett is poised to become the next prime minister, ending benjamin young, whose 12 year grip on power. the rush to contain environmental catastrophe salvage cruise deal with a cargo ship at sinking off the coast to shore lanka. protecting the patch. the difficulties for mexican avocado grows and keeping criminal gangs out of a $2000000000.00 industry. uncovering the secrets of earth's closest cost, we explore masses to new emissions to venus, montana, how much with all the sport, including? well, number one, ask the boss who has pulled out of the french open. shannon retired with injury in the her 2nd around much ah, me, a supporter of expanding illegal settlements is on the verge of ousting benjamin netanyahu as israel's prime minister. the far right leader natalie bennett would take the top job for the 1st 2 years under a power sharing agreement with 8 parties. for the 1st time, it is ready history. the coalition includes a palestinian israeli. pasi al jazeera holder of the meat reports should be it was with a phone call that your la pete formerly informed israel's presiden

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the parliament approves a new government change led by an ultra nationalist bringing an end to benjamin netanyahu. the 12 here run as prime minister, an unlikely broad coalition of each party takes out the g. 7 leaders wrap up their summit in the u. k. with pledges to donate a 1000000000 thousands of karone of ours facts, it 4 countries and to take action on climate change. they welcome washington returned to multilateralism and more transatlantic unity. ah, i'm pablo fully as welcome to the program. these railey parliament has narrowly approved a new government, putting an end to benyamin at 10. yeah. whose record 12 years is prime minister. the connected voted $6259.00 with one abstention for the new 8th party coalition, which includes an arab party and ultra nationalist groupings. nathan, yahoo has been replaced by enough tally bennett. he's promising israelis a fresh start after 2 years of political stalemate. the. they're dancing in the streets after the critics of outgoing israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu celebrate the editors, leadership, and the start of a new era of go

he told me the new coalition still faces hurdles as it seeks to oust benjamin netanyahu. this whole weekend and the government are not quite yet a done deal that a party got assigned the coalition agreements have agreed to form a government, but that government has to be sworn in by the captain. and they can. i think it currently controlled by a speaker from the liquid party who is what a prime minister in yahoo. and what that means is that he will be somewhere between $1.00 and $2.00 weeks before the government is sworn in and out of a lot of time for prime minister netanyahu to try and ticket some of the loose threads and drive practically to television. particularly among the 2 writing parties, nicole nations who are not in television because they agree with the other party body logically. and so even if it happens, so benjamin netanyahu chips away before he gets installed, if it gets installed, he remains, he is likely to remain a later of the opposition. and he's a big figure who is not going to allow them an easy time. that is correct. there are a lot of people livi

and then benjamin netanyahu is 12 years in power. right wing leader, natalie bennett's would be prime minister fast followed by le pete 2 years later.

a lot of horse trading, and benjamin - horse trading, and benjamin netanyahu trying to undermine thising this latest how mass conflicts, it really sums up the divisions, because israel declares it is the seat of the government, which benjamin netanyahu has encouraged, but the palestinian state is the capital of the longford state, in the conventional wisdom is that this latest concert was going to help benjamin netanyahu, and he was going to be able to find oti's attempts to form a government against him, but actually it didn't, and if anything he seemed to emerge from a week in, so that is one of the fascinating aspects of it, that after four of these complex, it didn't strengthen benjamin netanyahu's hand, and the situation where this coalition is literally anything but netanyahu. for context, and also for— anything but netanyahu. for context, and also for elections _ anything but netanyahu. for context, and also for elections in _ anything but netanyahu. for context, and also for elections in the - anything but netanyahu. for context, and also for elections in the space i and also

and that is our prime minister, benjamin netanyahu. that session takes place in about 6 hours from now. we expect the 1st person to hear from the potential new prime minister, naturally bennett. he will be presenting his cabinet, present to the government agenda that we will be hearing from the la pete. he is the centrist former tv personnel that he was, was credited really with forming this coalition of opposites. i think you can argue that interestingly, we will be hearing from benjamin netanyahu. he remains the leader of the largest party in parliament of the recruit, and then they'll be a couple of votes. i'll be the vote of confidence. and then if that passes sammy, there will be the swearing in of now to be bennett. as the 1st prime minister, and of course, the pete if this government last 2 more years as the 2nd prime minister of that term. and it will be officially the end of benjamin netanyahu. as you said, 12 years, as prime minister, a 15 years as prime minister of this country, it is an end of an era. i love him or hate him

and we will hear from benjamin netanyahu range. very steadfast, very confident you've been tweeting things coating around by saying that god is on their side. we'll be hearing from him, and then after a few formalities there will be that certainly at the moment it does look like that will go ad, but because it's so it will be of 6121 to say that they've made the other way. so this is what we keep safe if all goes to plan that we would expect not to be better to what is as prime minister. well, above the rule of bedroom and you, when you look at this coalition, you've got to wonder how is it going to work? i mean, you have for the 1st time and israeli palestinian party with members sitting in a government next to a man who has been quoted as saying things like, you know, referring to palestinians as people who want swung on trees. 3. i mean, one challenge is exactly that. if you have a combination of parties, you would never expect to sit together. you have the less, you have to center, you have this the right. as you mentioned, you

and let me ask benjamin, because you of course, are based here in germany. and i know that this new lockdown in lisbon and the postponement of lifting of measures in britain. they do have a lot of people here worried on the other hand, people are just getting used to this new normal thing seen so. so good and relaxed . you think that it's going to be very hard for people here to accept if new restrictions do. in fact, have to be put into place. i think it will be difficult if i compare the situation germany with the situation in chile with this back and forth. so we have 2 current teen and the situation is getting better then you can move. and again, you have to stay at home. so that's what's important to have this crisis communication and go in one way and say, you know, situation will get worse. probably in the next month. the cases will go up. so it's important to take care now, and there are several tools that we have will exceeds the only one tool, but you have to have tracing of people. well they traveling now during the euro cop, germany will phase en

i know benjamin netanyahu. he has gone as well, or it looks as if he's going pending that vote in the israeli connecticut. suddenly 2 of the biggest critics, all the deal i've been pushed to the sidelines. so joe biden sees this as an opportunity to push on what hearing from vienna that could be a deal within the next week. certainly the by then ministration with see this as a chance to reshape their relationships in the middle east, particularly given the relationship with donald trump and many in the middle east was regarded as kind of one sided. so an interesting opportunity the rival of when he gets into washington d. c. given all these talks going on elsewhere in the middle east, it's no coincidence. yeah, you're missing all the fun at home is any. thank you. alan fisher live from the white house. now security forces in sudan of closed a whole major roads, leading to government and military headquarters in the capital cartoon. the activists organized months of around the country on thursday, commemorating

they have little in common, but the aim to our benjamin netanyahu look at so that all of these parties together . this is a new thing, a very wide coalition. and they have a lot of differences in terms of foreign affairs and security in terms of the economy in terms of religious religion and state in any term that you have in mind. the government also has the unusual support of an arab islamic party. the small party made greater involvement in domestic politics the key election promised law. suddenly we have reached the conclusion of being in the opposition and yelling when the lifeline does not solve the problems of our air line land. and therefore, we have decided to challenge another home, hud, and foot to him. benjamin netanyahu and his liquid party won the auto orthodox block, or heading to the opposition bench for now, that is, once the new government is finally confirmed, danish football or christian ericsson is in stable condition in the hospital after he collapsed on the pitch during denmoore. if your opinion, championship match against finland, a medical crew gave the midfiel

he was handed the mandate in march after benjamin netanyahu could not form a government. he has managed to piece together a coalition united mostly by a dislike for netanyahu personally. israel's new prime minister candidate completing deals to unseat netanyahu. our international affairs commentator joins us in studio. don't want to speak too soon but it looks like the end of the netanyahu era. >> then don't speak too soon. [laughter] no, you're not really going out on a limb. it has come down to this wire, and the coalition you are speaking of is such an ideologically disparate grouping. talk about strange bedfellows. this coalition began essentially from far right parties that want to annex most of the west bank, want to continue expanding settlements in the occupied territories to those who are fully behind the idea of an independent palestinian state. to give you an example of the range, why is it coming down to the wire like this? why has it taken so long? the deadline is 11:00 p.m. paris time, midnight in jerusalem. the answer is simple. benjamin netanyahu has never

it's not just that they're united solely against benjamin netanyahu. there's something else going on. there's a view that the institutions were under assault, that the rule of law was under assault, that in a sense rather than having a rule of a government for the people and by the people, it was increasingly a one-person, one-man rule. so what you see that unites this extraordinary coalition from left to right including an israeli arab party for the first time is also a sense that something was very significantly at stake in israel, and that was the future of its institutions. i think that may be one of the driving forces. of course, benjamin netanyahu unites them, but there's a deeper sense that something more profound was at stake. i think that helps to explain why we're seeing what we're seeing. >> look. that's a pattern that many americans are familiar with. we saw some interesting strange bedfellows in our last election as well. as you are looking at this narrow, narrow margin here, and benjamin netanyahu is already, as hadas said, trying to twis

i've been you prime minister enough to be back up to 12 years, a benjamin netanyahu. how can i be the be where there's been lots of crab starting out. as you can see, believe that they know that they are going to be i need the way opposite, but a lot of people who are attending outside and not a benjamin netanyahu enough. and maybe that is time for change. even though there will be alicia. and how long will the government but what they're saying is that there will be a balance. this is what they're saying makers in dealing with that are right. even for the 1st time and israeli balancing part to people we've spoken here will tell you at least now there may be some advantage when they come. so that's why something that there hasn't been before israel's new prime minister natalie bennett supports annexing much of the west bank and opposes the creation of palestinian state. hamas says the new government won't change anything for those living on the occupation and circle her or whatever form the government, the house will not change the nature of dealing with it. as a sett

already heard from benjamin netanyahu today. and he's been having in many ais, legitimize the role of months or of us. and his rom, or united armless party in forming a government. because he himself was in talks with him. when that's an yahoo had the mandate to try to form a government off the election. he's now trying to de, legitimize them again by saying that the, the coalition that is trying to be formed has sold out in his words, the negative. the southern does it area to the rom party. the only crossing point between egypt and the gaza strip is being reopened to a lot of and in construction equipment heavy duty machines and needed and gaza. to clear, deborah, you following the 11 day bombardment by israel and his 2000 buildings were destroyed and 15000, i know unusable, the u. s. and e u say reconstruction is a top priority, has been an explosion and the african capital coupled a small vine was targeted with improvised explosives. please say at least 4 people have been killed and 4 others have been injured. savage experts

benjamin chilly is now talking about giving a 3rd booster shot starting early this fall. so question 2, questions to you. first of all, the adequacy of the amounts of vaccine you do have. and julian, secondly, do you think that the battle against cova could wind up being decided not here in europe or the us, but in the global south? totally. i mean, if we look at the vaccine rates of africa, for example in america, which is really that is an exception. if you compared to countries, we have the co books program. we have g 7 countries pledging to donate more back seen. but that's definitely not enough. and when you look at the situation, we just saw it in brazil. what's happening in, believe you, what happens in ecuador, so in all of the latin american countries, there is definitely something that they need far more support. and it's not just the vaccines, but also the financial support for the people for them to stay at home. because that's important to note as well. not everyone breaches the rules because they want to. there are some of them, of course, will go out with l

but what's really the glue holding him altogether is there dislike for benjamin netanyahu, who will be staying in politics as the leader of his party. so maybe the fact that he's there and they can see him there, might remind them of why they came together in the 1st place and should make the whole situation. ok, well, how much of a blow is this though, for benyamin nathan young? but it's safe to say that this wasn't exactly a voluntary step back. he maintains that he's the only person who can lead the country, who can lead israel. he was literally quite literally unseated from his position when the vote came through that he was no longer in power. he went back into the prime minister's chair and was then pushed on to the opposition bench. so he's probably going to be really wasting in the wings, hoping that this coalition will break that. also, another thing is that his relationships with people that he worked with are often difficult. that's according to people that he knows. so it might make him difficult . this might make it difficult for him to get support in their teacher if you