that may be the only thing denying benjamin netanyahu his authority. you sing airtime given to that party. he could be the most important figure. he is coming out and saying things to which most israeli jewish, will be hard to hear. were not going to join any government. they are all racist, they are all discriminating. that voice is going to be heard more. it's important but your point stance, which is the likely main headline, as it was going into the election is whoever wins, the people who lose in terms of the policies of the government, will be the palestinians, whether they are inside israel in the occupied territories or continuing to live as refugees in exile. there's interesting dynamics pulling out, which i think wi -- playing out which i think will pull on be threads in the coming weeks. >> great to speak to u.s. always. -- speak to you as always. ♪ full sun naro, brazil -- bolsonaro, brazil's outgoing leader speaks publicly since his defeat on sunday. he did not appear to concede, but said he would follow the constitution. his left wing opp

well, benjamin netanyahu, we say it a lot, but it's true, it's love him or hate him. he remains a divisive figure by deals to remain someone who a lot of people here will tell you, has the experience. he is a political bostrom. i love him or hate him. he knows how to operate. just if you look at his media campaign, you know, a 20195 elections ago at during the elections during the day there was a low voter turnout. he went to the beach in atanya and told bathers to stop sunbathing and get off the beach to vote. yesterday, during the day a lot of social media again playing. you see benjamin netanyahu entering the room of an 18 year old man saying, you know, get out of bed and go to vote. he went to the mall where he kept telling people you're shopping. you need to vote for us because you know, the left is bringing the country down. he is incredibly media savvy. he is incredibly politically savvy. he has created the situation that israel finds itself and now which is that you do have this presence, you know, potentially in government of an extreme right wing ideology, w

benjamin of a comeback. in brazil, bolsonaro still has not conceded.the u.s., it is one week to go until the midterm elections. in arizona, which donald trump narrowly lost in 2020, publican candidates will not admit that he was defeated. -- republican candidates will not admit that donald trump was defeated. >> arizona's rugged landscapes speak to its place on america's wild west frontier. today it is the politics that's wild. >> some of the most corrupt elections we have seen. >> you are across the pond and you think you know about our election. >> the audit showed it. >> if you think you're going to come tell us how things are operating, you have another thing coming. >> candidates who deny the legitimacy of the last election are running for the job of administering the next one with the power potentially to decide which votes count. >> you are convinced that the results of this way 20 election were not sound. >> wholly convinced. >> had that election been on your desk, what would you have done? box >> make sure there were not votes outside of the l

so benjamin netanyahu has been encouraging this party as well. it has to be said in parliament last year he brought the help, bring them together safe, increase their share of the votes, and they will be more than almost certainly in government with benjamin netanyahu. that very changes the very nature of israel government is critic, spare that with them in power. when met now has back in power, he will with the support of jewish power, change the law and help stop or stole the corruption trials. benjamin netanyahu is currently facing, and many critics of him see his sole reason, trying to get it back into power is so that he can put these trials behind him, get rid of and get them out of the way. bernard smith in western student, thank you for more this. let's speak to daniel levy. he's the president of the us middle east project and the formats ready negotiator. he joins us live from london . welcome to the program. as we've been saying, 5 elections and 4 years. why does israel appear to keep getting it wrong? well, the, the general school of t

we'rejust showing live pictures of benjamin netanyu greeting supporters.- pictures of benjamin netanyuporters. thank you, good night. _ greeting supporters. thank you, good night. i— greeting supporters. thank you, good night, i appreciate - greeting supporters. thank you, good night, i appreciate it. - jair bolsonaro has finally broken his silence following his defeat in sunday's presidential run—off in brazil. he didn't mentioned his rival, luis inacio lula da silva, who won the vote by a narrow margin and stopped short of conceding but said he would respect the constitution. his comments followed two days of protest from his supporters where truck drivers blocked roads in all but two states causing widespread disruption. let's take a listen to what he had to say. translation: i want to start by thanking the 58 million - brazilians who voted for me on october 30. the current popular movements are the result of indignation and a feeling of injustice on how the electoral process took place. peaceful demonstrations will always be welcome, but our methods cannot be those of the left, whi

benjamin netanyahu has around $28.00 days in the beginning to form a government. so those negotiations will be interesting as well because which ministry is going to go to who is i just mentioned mr. banga via he's talking about wanting a public security ministry that's in charge of the police will. that comes with all kinds of questions because of his political leanings, as i just explained. so i think that then will also be very interesting to see how benjamin netanyahu was a political mastermind. bo orchestrate things, but i don't think, well, we won't be seeing exactly what the israeli government is going to look like. it's still for quite some time. i thank you very much for the latest that from western them. stephanie deca, when other developments to policies have been killed in, in israeli right on the jenin refugee company occupied weiss bank for others were wounded, including an 8 year old child earlier in the day, one man was shot dead by his writing full says after stabbing incident in the old city of occupied east jerusalem. another was reported he kil

our top stories: former israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu could return to power, according to exit polls, after tuesday's general election. brazil's president, jair bolsonaro, authorises officials to begin the transfer of power following his narrow defeat in sunday's vote. why are iranian athletes demanding their own football team be banned from the world cup? and the music world's tributes to hip—hop star takeoff, shot dead at a bowling alley in texas. the former israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, could be returning to power according to exit polls after tuesday's general election. the polls, which estimate the outcome before official results, give mr netanyahu's right—wing bloc a slim majority of seats. if they prove correct, it would be a dramatic comeback for mr netanyahu, who was ousted last year after 12 years in office. yolande knell reports from jerusalem. after a high turnout, exit poll suggests that israel's former prime minister, benjamin netanyu, is in position to take the reins of power again. but no matter what happens, his allies on the far right arejum

the real results have benjamin - predictions? correct. have benjamin netanyu in the lead but so far only 5% of the votes have been counted and so there is still a long way to go. with that said, the exit poll definitely demonstrate some trends and the trends demonstrated is that the right is doing better than they have, particularly the far right elements in the netanyu block have been ascending as they have not done in previous rounds of. $5 they have not done in previous rounds of-_ rounds of. as it was said in that story. _ rounds of. as it was said in that story, they _ rounds of. as it was said in that story, they are - rounds of. as it was said in that story, they are key - that story, they are key players now. if this does go netanyu way, how will the alliance work?— alliance work? one of the difficulties _ alliance work? one of the difficulties of _ alliance work? one of the difficulties of netanyu - alliance work? one of the difficulties of netanyu if l alliance work? one of the l difficulties of netanyu if he gets to 61 or more

and benjamin netanyahu. it has been made clear many times. these are the problems of national security, israel requires the maintenance of partnership relations with russia, it must be said that yag had personal human relations and contacts with russian president vladimir putin and, probably, certainly building israel's international policy if he comes to power. he will rely on this baggage and on these opportunities. however, to predict now the outcome of not just parliamentary elections, but the future of israeli rule. and name the prime minister. today we cannot have all sorts of surprises, for example, last time in the last elections in the knesse, the likud party won 24 convocations, but could not gather a majority, could not assemble a coalition after it , yarlapid gathered a coalition, and he created it only by giving up prime ministerial powers naphtale ben then man, who led the party with only six mandates in this way. you see, such surprises can be offered by the israeli electoral system. it is not known who this time will take the

margaret thatcher, and others, and benjamin netanyahu. benjamin netanyahu is the real deal. will go down in history as being one of the greatest statesman that we've had, now is the time for great men and great women, states men and leaders to step up and to win. to lead our country. for the rest of the world, so we can survive, i encourage you to get benjamin netanyahu's book. "bibi: my story. it is a fantastic book. i will see you next time on "life, liberty and levin." >> breaking tonight an update from local law enforcement officials on the investigation into the brutal murder for college students found stabbed to death in off campus home in moscow idaho. good evening this is universe interesting hilton welcome to "the next revolution" we have the latest. >> moscow police chief said it is a huge investigative effort receiving 650 tips

now, remember benjamin not to —— benjamin netanyahu is an expert is keeping his ministers in check, when, committing their voters will be expecting to see some of those policies but in place. 0ne of those policies but in place. one of those policies but in place. one of the co—leaders of the party is somebody who has called for, for example, the expulsion of what he calls disloyal arabs from israel. he is somebody that turns up at key flashpoints in the occupied territories, for example, in one incident called for palestinians who threw stones to be shot by police. his opponents, his rivals and particularly the incumbent coalition have described this as a dangerous moment for israel and say that these people would pour flames on conflict. g ,., people would pour flames on conflict. g ., ~ conflict. time in jerusalem, thank ou. we're going to look now at brazil's presidential election — where jair bolsonaro says he will abide by the constitution, after losing by a narrow margin to the left—wing leader, and former president lula da silva. truck drivers who support mr bolsonaro have been bl

and of course, benjamin netanyahu is the one who got these 2 parties to run together. one of them being been givers far right. jewish power party, which is now the 3rd largest party in the class, it in israel, parliament. and as you've been mentioning, we've been reporting since last night and really been given has become a character personality during these elections. and this is a very right wing ideology, a party with people that call for the expulsion of palestinians that those palestinians, atrocious stones need to be shot and killed, to annex the westbank of baton. giving someone who often towards the deluxe. the most compound quoting for the jewish right to prayer. so this is an extreme right wing. again, we're talking hypotheticals, but at the moment this is the way it seems like it will look like rob. so according to those numbers, i think, oh, unless there's any major change that is going to what we're going to see potentially by benjamin netanyahu returning to the seat of prime minister as you and a bonus. smith or other correspondence we've been covering th

if we do get to a benjamin netanyahu government be taking a major role in a major seat. someone who has extreme views on palestinian saying that he wanted to expel all palestinians went into an x, the west bank, and also calls for the right of jewish prayer on the luxembourg compound, which is of course a red line, not just for policies, but for the muslim world in general, so it gives you a sense of the change here in the politics when it comes to this 5th election and 3 and a half years. so significant change is happening on the ground, which certainly when it comes to, if you speak to the palestinian israeli community to palestinians extremely concerning a book. but brings me to that next question. you just touched upon the fact that israel had so many elections in such a short space of time. i mean, how is the media reacting really to yet another election and the potential as you've suggested to a netanyahu lead guzman? i mean, everybody has an opinion directly. yes, i think is interesting also if you look at the turnout of voter turnout, you know, many people would

tom, are wexpecting benjamin netanyahu to be in the lead? not an unprecedented situation that a stalemate that needs to be resolved. >> it is guaranteed that this party will be the biggest, as it has been in previous elections, but the point is that about the individual parties but about the blocks as you have been hearing. the key point is we have had deadlocked elections for the last four times. here we are at the fifth. when the polls close, less than an hour to go now, israel is still voting at the moment, we get a clearer idea because these exit polls are usually pretty accurate. at that pointwe will know whether or not it is another type between the two big blocks or whether mr. netanyahu has the victory. one of the big factors will be how some of the smaller parties have done. israel has a system where if you are a small party trying to enter parliament, we have to get at least four seats, herwise you get nothing. it is designed to keep out small parties, but if any of those cannot make the threshold, we could see that helping benjami

so i'm the top job is israel's defense minister benjamin guns. the 63 earl is a centrist, aligned with the national unity party, as guitar correspondent in west jerusalem, stephanie deca, she is live for us. so what is at stake in the selection? stephanie? well, it could see, as you mentioned there it if benjamin netanyahu is block winds, and if he manages to form a government within the fractious nature, which according to all the prediction of the poles, it's still going to be head to head. it's still going to be a very fractious coalition if we do indeed get a winner. but if a benjamin netanyahu returns to power, you are seeing it being a far right coalition made up of the ultra right. so it will say the religious and particularly one character is specifically to mar ben gavera, who is extremely current or controversial even by right wing standards. if you will, someone who's called to the expulsion of old palestinian some one has called for the annexation of the west bank, some one whose brandished his own weapon in occupied. his drew some ta

about benjamin. it would have been hard before the election to find anyone who hadn't already made their mind about benjamin netanyahu either love him or logan of this election ended up being about getting the vote, particularly voters who haven't asked about in previous elections. and that it seems to have worked, but now there are hours days, maybe weeks of negotiations to go on before a government can reform. bernard smith, al jazeera western to denmark, now where prime minister met a frederickson, social democrats have won the may seats. and tuesday's election has cents left block has set to retain its majority in parliament. this election comes as energy prices store and danes faced the highest cost of living in more than 40 years. and, and other election. these brazil's presidents is broken 2 days of silence following his defeat and a presidential vote on sunday. terrible scenarios suggested that his supporters hoping blocking roads across the country should not impede transit, but he refused t

ah, israel soul of prime minister benjamin netanyahu appears set to return to power pulse suggest his white swing block cause a slight lead in the elections. ah, clubs, the whole robin you're watching out, is there a life my headquarters here in doha also coming up? can you deployed troops to the democratic republic of congo as fighting by a rebel group forces thousands from their homes. both ways accused of territorial invasion, not threat launch is more than 10 missiles, sol calls it intolerable, and possible changes to twitter. the social media platform is considering charging the verified accounts ah welcome to the program, former israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is on calls to return as the country's lead. exit polls address at his right wing block or with a slim majority after a general election on tuesday. that he was israel's longest serving prime minister and has been out of office for the past 16 months. bernard smith reports now from the la could party headquarters in west jerusalem. it looks like a baby is back after 60 months plotting his return. benjamin netanya

a t also on the job is israel's defense minister benjamin guns. the $63.00 old is a centrist, aligned with feet national unity party. as go straight to stephanie deca who is covering the election for us. she joins us live west, jerusalem. what's a stake in the selection while at the same time as it being the 5th selection and 3 and a half years is also a lot at stake. i think certainly if you look at who potentially could come into government, it is essentially if you break it down, a litmus test once again in popularity, context for benjamin netanyahu has his absence in the prime minister seat. may these railey heart grow fonder? if you will, people will tell you that this could perhaps be the last test for him. if he doesn't make it into office this time round, which would mean that we would see another election, israel fixed, potentially early next year. this is one of the scenarios that may be then finally his political career could be over. but when you say what's at stake, it's what a lot of his ratings are talking about. that said, particul

a t also i in the top job is israel's defense minister benjamin guns. the 63 old as a centrist, aligned with the national unity policy, are correspond stephanie deckers live for us in west jerusalem. stephanie, talk us through what's at stake in the selection. well, even though it's the 1st selection in 3 and a half years and people may be fed up dark, very real issues at stake that could see major changes in government. and that's still a big if, because the, the, the polls are all putting the 2 blocks, neck and neck. yes. lacount, that's benjamin netanyahu party is expected in all those polls to get more seats. daniella p, the caretaker, prime ministers. yes, i t to party, but you know, when it comes to politics here, it's all about building blocks. it's all about coalitions and getting those 61 seats. so even the smallest party, even with just 4 seats, which is the minimum threshold of entering the israeli class at these re, department will have major power when it comes to coalition building. what's at stake? well, what one major change that could h

and benjamin netanyahu said he will consider cabinet positions for these people. his critics critically netanyahu say he's threatening israeli democracy by doing this because the part of the international is if they get in, they want to change the law to make changes to the law. the could potentially stop the fraud and bribery charges the netanyahu's face. and he says that won't happen, but everything indicates that that is what these parties are after doing. it's all about getting netanyahu back into power, and his apparent attempts do anything we can to get back into the prime minister's office, bernard. but before we go, benjamin netanyahu describe the selection as quote, a defense of the countries jewish character. what do you think he meant by that? well he meant that the policies that come into power with all share that same sort of you in israel is moving as move further and further to the right over the years . and it's the protection of jewish character. but a lot of his supporters are worried about last year and the last coalition that was for the 1st ti

so somebody like benjamin may have actually made the tournament. had this been a, a summer woke up say that so i guess one of the negatives perhaps because a lot of people to be saying this world cup is coming in start the season. we're gonna have fresh suppliers will midway through the season, i should say again to have fresh suppliers maybe have a high quality of football. but as i say on the flip side of that, somebody like benjamin it was a somewhat cut because of perhaps recovered in time. but that won't be the case unfortunately. and jim, this is set to be uniquely a unique woke up, i guess. yeah, it really is. russia 2018 was one of the most as spread out tournaments in world cup history. but by contrast, how thought 2022 will follow as the most compact. 8 stadiums are hosting matches the fewest number of venues since argentina in 1978 in terms of geographical size, cattle is the smallest nation to host football's of biggest tournaments. 70 kilometers the longest distance between any of the stadiums. starting in the south avenue is close to

in other news, benjamin netanyahu is on course with the support of the far right.ll be live in jerusalem. a u-turn from russia over the deal freeing up grain exports from ukraine. three days after pulling out. a move which risked worsening global hunger. and another steep interest rate hike from the u.s. central bank as it battles to bring down surging inflation. >> today, they raised our policy interest rate by 75 basis points and we continue to anticipate that ongoing increases will be appropriate. karin: so a huge breakthrough in ethiopia. the government and rebels agreed to a truce and two years of civil war. the conflict has left millions of people in despera need of aid. peace talks facilitated by the african union have been taking place in south africa. this is the immediate ator. -- immemediator. >> have formally agreed to the cessation of hostilities. karin: in a statement posted online, etopia's prime minister said our commitment to peace remains steadfast. and our commitment to collaborating for the implementation of the agreement is equally strong. this

i think we're under no doubt now that that is going to be benjamin netanyahu. we always said when he was ousted from power last year that he was going to do everything to bring down the government and, and to come back to power. 2 to come back to the prime minister seat, he's done it, he's back with a vengeance. he brings with him the right the most right wing coalition government, that israel and has seen. and i think it's going to be interesting. now in terms of once those negotiations start and that's going to take another $28.00 days from once, netanyahu is toss with forming a government. how the cabinet is going to look like. because you have characters that has been part of his coalition like it to more been good. they are extremely controversial far right wing ultra nationalists, religious alter nationalist, new who has had been to not demanding the public post of the minister of security, which would have been charge of the police. there been rumors as well that to nationally i was not going to give him that, but there are going to be demands of senior

i really significant outcome in this election which had a high turn out bb and bay benjamin. no, no, no who b b as is cold here. has been really pushing to get people to turn out to vote. but most people in israel had already made the minds, but bob netanyahu, there was no way of persuading people to vote one where they other the boats. they were after, with the people who hadn't voted previously. and netanyahu was campaigning hard. several stops a day to get out the boat from people who present vote. he thought as many as maybe 300000 votes for that to be tapped of supported, hadn't previously voted near a burner. a victory for benjamin netanyahu also opened the door on the far right. politicians for the 1st time. oh, what does that potentially mean for israel's political landscape? while he will only probably be able to form a coalition with the fall. right. these religious zionists ultra nationalist settler parties, they have had they will be the 3rd largest group in parliament. they'll be the king makers and they will be expecting cabinet positions is the 1st time the fal

al jazeera live from ohio, so coming up, benjamin netanyahu will be israel's next prime minister with his coalition, securing a majority in connecticut. ah, funerals are held in the occupied territories. alter is rarely forces kill or palestinians. and some of the world's most famous glasses will disappear by 2050 unesco calls for urgent action to save the rest. ah, former pakistani prime minister emron car has been shot at a rally. he's blaming at 3 top officials, including prime minister chavez sharif khan was leading a protest march to demand snap elections. when a gunman opened fire, what officials say he was hitting the leg? his condition is not serious. sullivan javert reports? ah, this is the moment, former prime minister, enron hunt, was shot in the leg. he also broke out after the leader of pakistan. they begin soft party with attack, a god protect emerald con, by the grace of god that we are okay. some of our compatriots are wounded and one has been killed. please keep us all in your prayers. at the party leaders were also wounded. police arrested the gunman who reportedly c

also coming up. benjamin netanyahu will be israel's next prime minister with his coalition, securing a majority in the can asset. ah. funerals are held in the occupied territories after israeli falls is killed for palestinians. and the bank of england denounces its biggest interest rate height in decades warning the u. k. is facing as longest ever recession ah, vol. pakistani prime minister m ron con has been shot at a rally. he's blaming 3 top officials, including prime minister shabba sharif khan was leading a protest march to demand snap elections. when a gunman opened fire party officials said he was hit in the leg, but his condition is not serious. are someone bon jovi, reports? ah, this is the moment former prime minister, enron han was shot in the leg hail, screw coat. after the leader of focus on that again, soft party was attacked. a god protect m, ron kon. by the grace of god that we are okay. some of your compatriots are wounded and one has been killed. please keep us all in your prayers. are the party leaders . we're also wounded. police arrested the gunman who reportedly

how do you rate benjamin netanyahu? chances? well certainly has apparently better chance than his detractors in this white coalition. what i call nothing. yeah. he's not on the hours because most of those who are running against them on one to for my coalition against him. i've worked for him either as hedge or his office chiefs of his staff or ministers and his governments. and i'm talking about the 5 main characters that are running today and the other parties that are hoping once again to form a coalition against it seems like he needs 2 to 3 seats to make sure he does have dorothy while they need 425 seats in order to ensure a majority of short, so for the time being and of course all things being equal, he might, he does have one or 2 percent chance higher than they do. but that also depends, as you've been speaking much of the morning, about the percentage of participation and about the participation among the other parties as well. because if the arabs parties get on the 8 seats rather than 12, i think we're going to see

and so benjamin netanyahu is toys to return to power. as alliance, including fall right parties look to secure to slim majority. but he's $61.00 of the connect, it's 120 feet of the outgoing prime minister yell up. he says he will wait for the final results. my will carry on for the next 2 days until the last on below has been open. we'll have to wait with patients even if we don't have patients for the final results to come in. i've come here this evening to thank you from the bottom of my heart. we have achieved an unbelievable result today. close to 1000000 israeli citizens voted and the mandate was unheard of. the, the style was thinking that daniel levy is the president of the us middle east project. and a former israeli negotiator. he says, nathanael, his coalition has shifted to the far right, showing the direction politics is taking the general school of thought on this is that the problem lies with the person of benjamin netanyahu, such a polarizing figure. now of course with the court case, if not an yahoo would be moved to sid

oh no one in his railey politics divides the country more than benjamin netanyahu. his supporters love him as much as his opponents loathe him. he's on the campaign trail trying to win back the job of prime minister that it held for a total of 15 years until last year. once again, it's about nathaniel foreign against them. it's not only a personal issue, it's an issue that have to do with her characteristic of his reli democracy, more majority on democracy versus more populous or momentary taryn and populist or more liberal democracy. and of course about her identity a right wing left wing the political stalemate. this is the 5th election and for years is for many israelis tied to the start of when netanyahu was indicted, a breach of trust, fraud, and accepting bribes. he says the trials are political, which hummed whole suggest netanyahu's party will be the single biggest in parliament, but just a seat or too short of a majority. he needs every vote. i ask you to go all your friends with all of your neighbors and all of your relatives and tell them that nobody stay

and so if you see, just to give you a context of benjamin netanyahu is block, come to power. it's if you will see someone like bending over, get a major role in the cabinet. and that is something that many israelis is saying is a threat to their liberal democracy and certainly is concerning for any future moving forward. so again, everything up in the ebitda know when it comes to sort of the occupation. that's not something that's re on israelis minds when they come to vote here. thank you so much. stephanie zak, a reporting from western islam still had on al jazeera, a brazilian truckers hit the brakes. walking rhodes to protest the election, victory flew d'silva cut horrible host. the most compact world cup in history. but how exactly will fans get around? we take you for a quick spin in a moment. a hello. we have a little bit of rainy the forecast for part of the middle east. you can see this area cloud here for more than a areas just coming across is becca stomped minister, northern parts over round, just stretching across iraq into the the red say no to pass off the red

people thought perhaps it had finally be the end of prime minister benjamin netanyahu. i was in tel aviv on the night that he was no longer prime minister. there was massive celebrations. and what most people were telling me were saying that it wasn't particularly that, you know, the new prime minister at the time, naturally been. it wasn't about support for him, but it was about the fact that it was time for a change. well, netanyahu at the time vowed to bring down the government and vow to return to the prime minister seat. and that seems very much what he has done, and he has done it with a vengeance. he's bringing with him the most right wing government. israel has ever seen, he's bringing with him, you know, religious ultra nationalists that have a presence in parliament. israeli connects it a 14 seats, the 3rd largest party. so it's hugely significant in terms of how it's changed the political landscape, if you will. it depends who you speak to. some people who supported this are say that only benjamin netanyahu can lead the country and say that, you know, this ul

and of course, benjamin netanyahu is the one who got these 2 parties to run together. one of them being ben givers far right. jewish power party, which is now the 3rd largest party in the connecticut and he is really parliament. and as you've been mentioning, we've been reporting since last night and really been given has become a character personality during these elections. and this is a very right wing ideology, a party with people that call for the expulsion of palestinians that those policy into throw should bestows me to be shot and killed to annex the westbank been given some one who often towards the deluxe. a most compound calling for the jewish right to prayer. so this is an extreme right wing w must of all is a palestine unless for the international crisis group, she explains how the election results is likely to affect palestinians. implications of this, i think for palestinians cross their different strategy, a graph crankcase is going to be a continuation. deterioration of the status quo is ready. expansionism westbank, israel's continued refusal to reach

forjoy — israel's religious right is projected to make major election gains and former prime minister benjaminetanyahu is tipped to win a record sixth term. brazil's president, jair bolsonaro, authorises officials to begin the transfer of power following his narrow defeat in sunday's election. elon musk�*s shake—up of twitter goes on. if you want the coveted blue tick, you'll have to pay for it. and why iranian athletes are demanding their own football team be banned from the world cup. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. the former israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, could be returning to power, according to exit polls after tuesday's general election. the polls, which estimate the outcome before official results, give mr netanyahu's right—wing bloc a slim majority of seats. if they prove correct, it would be a dramatic comeback for mr netanyahu, who was ousted last year after 12 years in office. yolande knell reports from jerusalem. after a high turnout, exit poll suggests that israel's former prime minister, benjamin netanyu, is in position to take the rei

there was no mention by name of palestinians in benjamin benjamins. his speech just a moment ago, but he did talk about security. what do you read into that? you know, i mean, this is what the occupation since 1948, they talk about security, even though they are the aggressors. they be, are the colonizer cindy and they are the ones who are studying, acquiring gland against all international norms. and he talks about security. this is to me, this scarecrow, they used to scare the world and talk about security as if the palestinians who are under the patient are the addresses and they don't mention that they are buying the land from the river to the see. i don't see, i don't expect anything from the former prime minister maybe they've gotten from minnesota. allow benjamin up at yahoo. he is an extreme right wing guy. he never been interested in peace would be better than yes or that ups. and he is there only to use and abuse any country move all my life that alicia's without forcing to give that i so the so the so the people you say that he's extreme ri

ah, no one in his railey politics divides the country more than benjamin netanyahu. his supporters love him as much as his opponents load him. he's on the campaign trail trying to win back the job of prime minister that it held for a total of 15 years until last year. once again, it's about nathaniel, for, and against. and it's not only a personal issue, it's an issue that have to do with her characteristic off israeli democracy more much return democracy versus more populous or momentary tarren and populist or more liberal democracy. and of course about her identity a right wing left wing, the political stalemate. this is the 5th election in 4 years. is for many israelis tied to the start of when netanyahu was indicted, a breach of trust, fraud, and accepting bribes. he says the trials are political, which hummed polls suggest netanyahu's party will be the single biggest in parliament, but just a seat or 2 short of a majority. he needs every vote, but i ask you to go to all your friends with all of your neighbors and all of your relatives and tell them that nobody s

benjamin - cowling, thank you for coming on the programme. monarch king abdullah has announced that anwar ibrahim will be the country's next prime minister. he made the announcement after a general election last saturday in which no parties won a majority of seats in parliament. the decision follows five days of intense negotiations over possible political coalitions. our south east asia correspondentjonathan head reports on anwar ibrahim's remarkable politicaljourney. a historic moment for malaysia and foranwar ibrahim, as he was sworn in by the yang di—pertuan agong, malaysia's king. was there ever another politician who waited so long for the top job and came so close so often? at the age of 75, mr anwar�*s appointment marks what is probably the final chapter in a remarkable political odyssey. the past five days have seen constant comings and goings at the royal palace, as the king tried to broker a deal between the various political factions. none had come close to winning a majority in last weekend's election and many of their leaders ha

well, exit polls have benjamin s. now his right wing coalition, securing either 6162 of the can, if it's 120 seats far right leader. if my ben givea and his religious line is a blog, will be key to securing netanyahu's majority. he's promised to join the coalition and is projected to win 15 seats. is there any appointments? a yell, a pizza party is full cost when between $22.24 seats. he's been the head of a can take a government since last year. the official results are expected on thursday is bring in eli ko. it's in that hell of a visa, independent middle east, unless great to have you with a so nation. yahoo seems to remain incredibly popular in israel despite having 3 corruption cases against him. yes, melanie still has a large, large contingent of support and we thought we thought that israelis were tired of elections. remember the auction in less than 2 years, but we actually had the greatest but it turned out today of those 5 elections. netanyahu him himself, as you mentioned, under indicted for fraud, breach

netanyahu may be closer— case, benjamin netanyahu may be closer to _ case, benjamin netanyahu may beine and then a politician _ closer to a feline and then a politician because we have seen him come _ politician because we have seen him come back_ politician because we have seen him come back so many times. i don't quite _ come back so many times. idon't quite think— come back so many times. i don't quite think this is an issue of left and right— quite think this is an issue of left and right in— quite think this is an issue of left and right in global politics, it is more _ and right in global politics, it is more an— and right in global politics, it is more an issue right now of incumbents and people who are portraying themselves as outsiders, even if_ portraying themselves as outsiders, even if they are not. there is a very— even if they are not. there is a very strong _ even if they are not. there is a very strong anti—incumbent move happening — very strong anti—incumbent move happening around the world today. we have seen _ happening around the world today. we have seen it _ hap

the benjamin netanyahu block seems to be closest.how he has that magic 61 seat number they would need to have a ruling government. turnout so far, we've been told, is higher than last year. as we all know, election days always come out to turnout. is it the benjamin netanyahu voters, arab israeli voters, leftist voters. >> you'll be there, i know. >>> quick hits around the globe right now. 1,000 iranians indicted in tehran for their alleged involvement in nationwide protests. >>> public trials are scheduled for later this week in revolutionary ports. >>> shanghai's disney resorts locking down. all visitors have been told they must remain in the park until they test negative for the virus. >>> richard branson declining an invitation from the singapore government to participate in a debate. he criticized their decision to execute a 33-year-old man from drug trafficking. >>> this thanksgiving meal will cost you more. inflation isn't the only reason. >>> plus, the new laws forcing bosses to make workers salaries public. will help you get

and benjamin netanyahu is set to rern for a record sixth term.ank of england has warned the u.k. is facing its longest recession since records began. it raised interest rates bthe most and 33 years. the eighth consecutive hike takes u.k. rates to 3%. it means higher mortgage bills for many homeowners. it matches the u.s. federal reserve rate hike on wednesday. central banks across the world battle to combat inflation. here is the bank of england governor. >> these are big changes that will have real impact on people's lives. why are we doing it? people are already struggling with higher energy and food prices. quite simply, we are increasing the bank rate because inflation is too high. it is the bank's job to bring it down. >> consumer price inflation in the u.k. return to a 40 year high of 10.1% in september. it rose further last month due to the jump in energy prices. in the past few decades, bank of england rates have been far higher. this marked the end of 13 years of what was meant to be temporary emergency low rates kept in place because gr

is an old dead white man like benjamin franklin relevant. yeah, ben franklin is the historical figure we most need back today. he's the person who helped try to unite. the colonies to dissipate the passions and the hatreds and the ideologies. he was a person who most connected science to statecraft believed as that thing as eclipse showed about the importance of saying let's not jump to conclusions. let's have the experiments be made whether it was about lightning or whether it was about taxation or he tied us together with the postal system. so he did so much but the main thing is the arc of his moral life. i think represents the ark of our nation's moral life a quest for self-improvement, but deep flaws that needed to be faced later in his life so the quest for self-improvement and those deep flaws so we can help rectify the most obvious was that he enslaved to people when he owns the print shop in philadelphia and then he becomes appalled and with the panel and then starts two things the academy of the education of these inom philadelphia

here in germany, benjamin, is there any sense of relief that german troops? i can now leave this dangerous situation attached to this move, or the offense. this is going to be seen by many as a victory for russia, who are so active in molly that's something that the german, a foreign minister and alina bab of said when she visited molly and she criticized the government for its ties to russian contract. as you mentioned it already, there is this russian mercenary wagner group in molly, we have the presence over then. that's a big question. now, what will happen now that them in newsome, a mission where they soldiers were also a deploy to what will happen with that? who will try to fill the void? it's understandable that the defense ministry wants to take the soldiers back saying that he cannot guarantee the safety. but if we look at the important that molly is playing also in the sal region with the neighboring countries, what that might mean to the reach and the other voices will say, we have to be cautious if we decide that we will take the soldiers out. it

for me is riley prime minister benjamin netanyahu expected to return to power in one of the most right wing coalitions. in the country's history, kenya sends troops to democratic republic of congo to help fox and de group fos. we take a closer look at why mays might soon be phased out by, as in bob ways of famine. ah, they begin the program with russia's decision to re join a deal that allows ukraine to export grain through the black saying as part of that agreement, moscow says it will guarantee the safety of the shipments. the deal was broken by the u. n. and turkey. m, moscow pulled out on saturday, accusing ukraine of drone attacks on its flight in the black sea. so she knew greatly spoil it invisible god, we decided to halt our participation in this grin convoys we demanded assurances and guarantees from the ukrainian side that nothing like this would happen again. when you're fed the humanitarian quoted, those would not be used militarily. our turkish partners mediated, our defense ministry, has received information grades from the turkish side that ukraine has given such assuran

ah, hello, the former is really, i minister benjamin netanyahu has thanked his supporters, saying he is on the brink of electoral victory. if exit polls are accurate, he'll return to power with a slim majority. he was israel's longest serving prime minister and has been out of office for the last 16 months. bernard smith reports on a liquid party headquarters in west jerusalem. it looks like a baby is back after 60 months plotting his return. benjamin netanyahu seems to have pulled off his political resurrection. according to exit polls. the former prime minister is on trial for bribery and fraud. his critics fear that back in power, netanyahu will bend the legal system to avoid conviction. i mean, because lamar piecemeal resume saw i haven't got a voice, but we have your voice. you're wonderful. thank you. i want to say to my friends from the hood, from the connected, the heads from the towns, the volunteers, those who have gone from town to town, neighbourhood to neighbourhood house to house, and afford the results. thank you. the far right jewish power party is celebrating a signi

and so benjamin netanyahu and his right wing allies have secured a clear majority. and israel committed with all the votes counted. currently the yellow page has conceded and congratulated. yahoo! who's already israel longest prime minister, is the leader for total of 15 years over multiple cent. is facing corruption, charge of 70 deca has moved from western slim last year. people thought that perhaps it had finally be the end of prime minister benjamin netanyahu. i was in tel aviv on the night that he was no longer prime minister. there was massive celebrations. and what most people were telling me were saying that it wasn't particularly that, you know, the new prime minister at the time, naturally been. it wasn't about support for him, but it was about the fact that it was time for a change. well, netanyahu at the time vowed to bring down the government and vow to return to the prime minister seat. and that seems very much what he has done, and he has done it with a vengeance. he's bringing with him the most right wing government. israel has ever seen, he's bringi