right, we're going to be returning now to the visits today by the israeli prime minister, benjamin benjamin netanyahu to berlin. he has been spending the day and talked with the german chancellor will have phillips. and we always thing for the 2 leaders to speak to the press here in berlin. but before they do, we can speak to our chief political correspondent, nina hasa, who has been following benjamin netanyahu, his visit to berlin. so now we are still waiting for this, this press conference to begin. can you walk us through netanyahu's agenda today? tell us about the main topics of discussion between the 2 leaders. well, as you can see, i'm standing at the german chancery here in central berlin, where we're all waiting for the press conference to start and that press conference between the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. and the german chancellor will have shots, is of course, eagerly awaited because of course there's a huge elephant in the room will or won't or left shorts, address and criticize the controversial judicial reform that has been put forward by benjamin netanyahu

so benjamin netanyahu really walking a fine line, trying to keep the coalition together. that is looking more fragile by the moment. there's a lot of international pressure as well. the u. s. has been concerned for weeks. they have been saying for weeks that the opposition and that the government, the coalition and the opposition should need to find some sort of middle ground. we've also seen the president isaac hudson calling for suspension of the legislation. so suddenly, benjamin netanyahu finding himself increasingly isolated rebecca ritter, thank you so much for that update from jerusalem. airports and railway and bus stations have shut down and germany's most disruptive strike action in 30 years . members of 2 of the biggest rain unions have walked off the job for 24 hours. they're demanding higher wages in the transport sector to combat the rising cost of living. and for more i'm joined by our reporters julia, so deli at berlin central station and emily gordon at frankfurt airport. emily that let's start with you. frankfurt airport is one of europe. the main aviati

thank you, benjamin. read in that you, benjamin.at by 2024, 25, the average income of pensioners will be higher than that of people in their twenties. yeah that kind of isn't sustainable. that of thing isn't sustainable. that is way round. but surely is not the way round. but surely this is just what these governments want. they want us to targeting other saying to be targeting other saying pensioner young person good pensioner bad young person good and the other way around when really it's too distracts from their own failings. this current economic situation is because of the failings of government all around the world, but everyday people are continually expected to pick up the tab. and if we look the actual political environment, france right look the actual political environment , france right now. environment, france right now. yes won. but why did win? he won because . most of the people that because. most of the people that voted for the far left, a far left character, were shown actually wanted to stave off the far not that

what could a potential compromise look like for benjamin netanyahu? well this is actually our, what is being discussed is, well a, because a prime minister benjamin netanyahu, in his address on monday, he didn't give any details. he just said, you know, we want a, he wants a timeout for this. he wants to hold a dialogue and he had offered, as he said, you know, a dialogue for the past 3 months. but i think it's quite telling that even among the opposition figures and among them opposition need a yellow, pete, you know, they were quite cautious. cautiously while coming or this, but yellow pizza dos, you know, you hopes that this offer is so basically genuine and we should not forget, you know, also netanyahu has a lot of pressure from within his own ranks from the liquid, from his own justice minister wants to push ahead with a controversial at legislation, but also he had to strike a deal with the far right minister for national security. it my bank via who had threatened to resign. he will have in return, he got a national guard promised by prime min

thank you, benjamin. read in that you, benjamin. the average income of pensioners will be higher than that of people in their twenties. yeah that kind of isn't sustainable. that of thing isn't sustainable. that is way round. but surely is not the way round. but surely this these this is just what these governments want. they want us to be targeting other saying pensioner bad young person good and the other way around when really it's too distracts from their own failings. this current economic situation is because of the failings of government all around the world, but everyday people are continually expected to pick up the tab. and if we look the actual political environment, france right look the actual political environment , france right now. environment, france right now. yes won. but why did win? he won because . most of the people that because. most of the people that voted for the far left, a far left character, were shown actually wanted to stave off the far not that it was a ringing for macron. so the reason why seeing so

on the ground is in kyiv tonight, the capital ukraine, fox's home, benjamin hall, benjamin, what's going on tonight? >> well, sean, you would have to look back today and see what we've seen is a continuation, if not an escalation of what we've seen over the last week. increasing number of attacks on civilian areas. an attempt to get humanitarian aid in the surrounded cities and the inability for people to get out of them. >> just a few days later, on march 14, hall was on a fact-finding mission on the outskirts of ukraine with two other journalists, pierre and sasha when they were viciously attacked by russian forces. pierre and sasha was killed and hall was left fighting for his life. here's jennifer griffin. >> a word about our colleagues, the loss and pain we feel is enormous, but if ever there was a time that the world needed journalist reporters risking their lives to tell the stories, to tell the truth, it's now. without a free press, the autocrats win. we will redouble our efforts to honor these colleagues and all reporters in harm's way tonight. >> and jennifer worked endlessly,

president biden has made this very clear to benjamin netanyahu. nastasya: pressure building from the u.s. but pressure has been building within israel for many months now. it feels like everything came to a head after all these months of street programs -- street protests. was it the dismissal of yoav gallant that push people over the edge? >> we can look at that as a catalyst but we have to look from the beginning. from the formation of the government. the first meeting of the constitution committee here in jerusalem in the israeli knesset was focused on traditional reform. from the start -- you saw there were protesters taking to the streets. frankly most people were surprised both in the coalition and the opposition in terms of the intensity, the determination and the dedication of the protesters. we are talking about a movement that has been going for close to three months strong. looking at yesterday's protests which lasted 12 hours, those are things that definitely in terms of public opinion, they make a huge difference. we can look at other

>> benjamin: yes, i am.itting in what i have called the death seat, middle seat in the back of the car, it is remarkable, it is a blessing i survived, the only one to survive. if i had been an inch in either direction, that would have been the end of me. >> harris: you look great. >> benjamin: i may have lost some limbs and not doing well, but however that happened i'm eternally grateful >> harris: you and i are both tearing up now, it is processing of the reality of prayer. when our prayers are answered, it isn't exactly the way we had envisioned. you've had quite a struggle. >> benjamin: yeah, it has been difficult. it is interesting, before this, i think about prayer and so many times i pray for different things to happen or what i wanted to happen, my prayers are different nowadays, not about hope or aspiration or what i would like, it is far more simple, it is just being together with the family, keeping the bond so strong and hoping anyone else can go through it strongly. it has taken away a lot of thi

too much on the open stage, then benjamin netanyahu might retaliate. and remind all i've heard of a very unpleasant scene here at the same chancery. here in berlin, where the palestinian chief mahmoud abbas relativist the holocaust and we'll have showed didn't immediately reject those comments. so that is something that all i've shown it doesn't want to see at the same time just criticizing these reform plans behind closed doors is also not an option. so we'll have told might just quote, israeli president m isaac hat. so who has put forward a compromise plan? but then we all know that benjamin netanyahu and his government have already rejected that a compromise plan and add this would be something that will of shots could voice his criticism without embarrassing be israeli prime minister too much. okay. so if i ask you to describe the atmosphere that this visit is taking place in, is it, sir? are they trying to put forward or a joint front? how are they managing this? well, when i talk about atmosphere, of course, there are 2 different arenas. i would

don't forget, benjamin netanyahu face is trial on various corruption charges. and there have been allegations that he's trying to push these reforms through to so that he can bring an end to the corruption trials he faces. and netanyahu course denies those charges and says, this is simply about restoring balance the balance of power between the government and the judicial branches. so it's going to be very difficult to find a compromise when both sides are so entrenched on their views. the opposition just wants this legislation gone out of the way they want it withdrawn from parliament. netanyahu simply paused it and plans he says to return it to parliament in the next session towards the end of april. and there's clearly pushback against or benjamin netanyahu as you're describing, well, what kind of response has that been in israel? and also of course, within the government to this upon tension that now is very public between netanyahu and the u. s. president. well, this is unprecedented. a public open criticism, a rebuke, if you like, from the u. s. president

but benjamin netanyahu. an estimated $80000.00 demonstrators took to the streets inter russo him alone. for nearly 3 months now. hundreds of thousands of people have taken port in weekly protests. but on monday, thanks to can you turn. after the country's largest trade union declared a general strike paralyzing the international airport. finally, netanyahu announced his government would temporarily halt the controversial reforms . you go, it's not of a sense of national responsibility is locked out of a will to prevent a rupture among our people who have decided to pause the 2nd and 3rd readings of the bill in this session of the connection in order to give time limit and reaches that wide consensus wonderful, go immediately after the announcement, the union called off the strike, but the suspension was not enough to send protesters home. none of these with life angel. just making a break in order to come back, stronger than the people old. to plan to reform israel is judiciary involves a series of flaws to

benjamin hall, good morning. >> benjamin: good morning.t, look where we are today, sitting here today and come a long way. remember one year ago, pierre and sasha passed away. i spoke to pierre's wife this morning, she is really strong and doing well, that is what we think today. horrible things happened, here we are today, keep moving forward. >> dana: so much has to do with your approach from the moment it happened until you're sitting here today, your determination to be here, to get back to your family through all the agony and pain you went through, but you never let that get you down and this past week has been inspiring for us. we are grateful you are here. >> benjamin: thank you very much. we always wondered before covering conflict, if this happened, how would you get through it, could you find the strength? my wife and i say it doesn't matter, you have no choice. you have to get through it, find ways to do it. we have done it with your help, fox's help and a whole community around us, we're lucky. >> bill: are you sick of us yet?

well, we've been waiting all morning for benjamin netanyahu to come out and speak. it keeps getting delayed and delayed, which we don't know why, but you a lot of his low. so i think if his party saying that they will go on the back of him, can you hear me get hot? yes, i can hear you. we're hearing some members of his like heard party saying that they will now with what a decision. benjamin netanyahu come to be there are members of the far right still saying that they not threats of quitting from one far right member at least quitting this could of course, rupture the fragile coalition that makes out that governments. and could you, we don't know what could happen, but triggering elections could be one thing at re negotiations with other parties to pull out the coalition could be another, or perhaps at the end of the day, benjamin netanyahu is able to get everybody on board. so we are waiting to hear that announcement from benjamin netanyahu is expected at some stage to day thousands of people outside where i'm standing outside the parliament here in jerusalem, pro

he said that in his private phone call to benjamin netanyahu on march 19. and he's reiterated this yesterday when he welcomed and tanya proposition to push aside for a few months, the traditional overhaul because he did state again that democracies are strengthened by genuine checks and balances. and so president biden has, has made this very, very clear to benjamin netanyahu. clearly pressure building from the u. s, but also pressure been has been building within israel says many, many months now and feels like everything really came to a head on monday after all these months of st. protests, jeremy, was it defense minister, you glance dismissal that really pushed people over the edge? well, you know, we can definitely look at that is as the catalyst. but this is, we have to look at this from the beginning, from the formation of the government. already the 1st meeting of the constitution committee here in the, in jerusalem in israeli can asset was focused on the judicial reform and ready from the start. you saw that there were protesters taken to the stree

the statements are very benjamin no son. when he sent it back, he is accusing dana, the states of easter are of these protest and trying to bring his father's cabinet down. also, where is big russia? because a israel cannot live without the united states. and today we are seeing the relationship between an elective and washington on its worst point. so all also that will cause the gap between the politicians and the, the pumpkin sides between the left and the, and the, it's the mus right and the on the left. so and we don't, we shouldn't target the united nations a q i have that, that that is, it is a part that state all of the are not true nation community and support in being about benjamin the cabinet in terms of getting their apologist for interrupting you. steven problem bite and chunk the line does seem to be fair to knows, but we've certainly got the gist of what you had to say that it's definitely going to be very interesting to see how it plays out of stevens. like uni chief editor of mid east. disco. thanks so much

hefox's own benjamin hall. >> benjamin, what's going on to on tonight?night? well, sean, you'd have to look back at today and say whatnot an we've seen is it's a continuation, if not ann escalation of what we've seenof over the last week, increasingig civilian areas. civilian areas, an inability to geto ge humanitarian aid into these surrounding cities.t rian and an inability for peoplem. >> get out of them. then just just a few days late on march the 14th, hall was on a fact finding mission on the outskirts of ukraine other wo other journalists, peter and sasha, when they were viciously attacked by russian forces now. and sasha, they were killed kile had hall was left fighting for his life. >> here's jennifer griffin was j and worried aboutn. our colleagues and ben hall tonight. >> a word about our colleagues, the loss and pain we feel is the loss and pain we feel enormous, is enormous. but if ever therbue were a time that the world needed journalists, reporters risking journalist reporterstheir livese stories, to tell the truth, uth it's now without a free p

ah ah, this is the w news live from bernard, israel's benjamin netanyahu delays plans for judicial reform. mass strikes and protest against the changes take place across the country. the prime minister says he wants a broad consensus. also on the program. germany delivers on its promise to provide ukraine with leopard 2 tanks, chancellor, olaf shaw says the much needed heavy weaponry has already been handed over and the united states suffers another tragic school. shooting to be fixed confirmed fatalities include 3 children. ah, i'm fil gail. welcome to the program. we begin in israel, where prime minister benjamin netanyahu has delayed his plans to introduce controversial judicial reforms until next month. and i televised address, he said he made the decision to allow time to reach a compromise with opponents of the change in the move follows massive civil disruption and pressure which shut down much of the country and threatened to paralyze the economy. here is a speaking a couple of hours ago. you dollars? no, not of a sense of national responsibility is locked out of a will to prevent

we begin with mass protests on the streets of israel to nights after prime minister benjamin netanyahu dismissed his defense minister. you have gallant had called for a controversial judicial over hole to be halted. police have fired water cannon to push back protesters outside. benjamin netanyahu residence in jerusalem, and tens of thousands of demonstrators have blocked a highway in television. the legal reform has divided israel, leading to months of protests. israel's not form a defense minister, you have gallons, became the 1st government official to suggest the plan reforms should be delight netanyahu has about to press ahead with the plan, which would allow parliament to override supreme court decisions. fillmore, let's go to jerusalem, where tanya kraemer is standing by is getting late where you are now tanya. but protesters are still out on the streets. absolutely, and as soon as the decision was announced, her that to prime minister benjamin netanyahu. o, fired to the defense minister, you of gallant after his address to the nation last night. people the organizers of protest

ah, prime minister benjamin netanyahu, like you say he's on his way to rome. he meets where the italian leader there on friday, but he's going to be looking at the events of to day and feeling the pressure. the protestors brought tel aviv to a standstill. the venue was forced to be changed for that meeting between benjamin netanyahu. the defense minister of gallant and lloyd austin to the airport. normally that would take place at the ministry of the defense. the protesters certainly are got their point across. the israeli police have actually been trying to forcibly move the protesters from blocking highways and roads about little success. some of those roads are actually still blocked as we speak. but this was a meeting or that was crock. quite crucial for prime minister benjamin netanyahu. he doesn't have a huge amount of invitations to sit with americans. are president joe biden has nicely extended an invitation to prime minister benjamin netanyahu. so this would have been a very crucial meeting for him. he or she tweeted after the meeting saying today i m

ah, article freely it's good to have you with us israel, if you are reporting that prime minister benjamin netanyahu is set to suspend controversial plans to overhaul the judiciary that's according to sources in his liquid party opposition to the plans escalated on sunday afternoon and yahoo! fired as defense minister for speaking out against the proposed reforms. israel has seen sustained protests since the overhaul was announced. months ago. the plan would allow parliament to override supreme court decisions. more on this, let's go straight to rebecca readers who's in jerusalem. rebecca, now ya has postponed his statement. is he going to address the nation today? that's right, nicole. we were expecting him around about 10 o'clock this morning that was postponed to 1030 and has been postponed. again. we can only assume that the talks that are going on behind the scenes are heated, that there is no consensus what we were expecting. and what was being widely reported from sources late from his own la code party was that benjamin netanyahu was indeed going to bow to pressure the building pre

is as dw news live from berlin, benjamin netanyahu puts israel's judicial reform on hold as strikes and mask protests against the plan threatened to paralyze the economy. to prime minister says he wants a broad consensus also on the program. 3 children are among the fix, fix them. so for school shooting in the u. s. city of nashville, the shooter is believed to be a former student at the christian school class. we meet ukrainian soldiers on the front line, not far from bath, moved the symbol of ukraine's resistance to russia, aggression ah, i'm will answer go welcome to the program. prime minister benjamin netanyahu has put the overall of israel's judicial system on hold for several weeks. he made the decision after months long protests against the plan escalated. netanyahu says the delay would allow time to reach a compromise with the opponents of the reform. aah! protesting a plan to overhaul the country's judiciary proposed by the government. but benjamin netanyahu, an estimated $80000.00 demonstrators, took to the streets inter, russo, i'm alone for nearly 3 months now. hundreds of

>> benjamin: a lot. i was raised catholic, i was at school in monastery and i thought what that meant to me. along the way covering wars, i had moments i doubted it, you see horrific things. you ask yourself what role does god play in society where this happens? i came out feeling the opposite. i don't remember the horror and evil, i see all the good, i see incredible people who came to get me, build me back together, to help me. i think that is a sign of god, the pureness of it, it is out there, if we fight hard for that and the great and good, it will win. and my daughter came to me and i saw her when i was in the car and i was blacked out and she encouraged me to crawl out. it saved my life. that was my daughter and family and that angel came to me there. had i been standing an inch in any direction, i would be dead or have serious brain injury. somehow i walked out of that alive, with my mind back and doing well and i know i was saved that day. the book is called "saved," because i was saved by so ma

and of course, benjamin netanyahu, himself is existential for him. he's also facing trial so it could personally benefit him to have changes to the supreme court as well. so definitely something that is really is leaving the country apart, monica right. all right, her dw rebecca ritter's reporting introduce alom. rebecca, thank you. let's take a look now at some of the other news making headlines around the world. israel's military says its forces shot and killed 3 militant palestinian gunmen who open fire on troops and the israeli occupied westbank near the city of nablus. the death bring the number of palestinians killed since the start of the year to 80. while 14 israelis have been killed in palestinian attacks. saudi arabian energy joined aramco has announced it made a record 151000000000 euros in profit last year. it's just the latest fossil fuel giant to report record profits after russia's invasion of ukraine, sent energy prices soaring and 2022. scientists have repeatedly warned that oil and gas production must be faced out rapidly to avoid c

we begin with mass protests on the streets of israel after prime minister benjamin netanyahu dismissed his defense minister. you are gallant, had called for a controversial judicial overhaul to be halted. police have fired water cannons to push back protests as outside netanyahu's residence in jerusalem. and tens of thousands of demonstrators have blocked a highway in tel aviv. now the legal reform has divided the country leading to mumps of protests. israel's now former defense minister, you are gallant, became the 1st government official to suggest reforms should be delayed. netanyahu has about to press ahead with the plan, which would have allowed part, which would allow parliament to over route override supreme court decisions. are correspondent in jerusalem. tanya came a told us that the protest took to the protesters, took to the streets, out of the sacking of the defense minister was made public. absolutely. and as soon as the decision was announced, that prime minister benjamin netanyahu, oh, fire the defense minister, you of gallant after his address to the nation last night.

benjamin netanyahu faces charges. he was talked out of power. back into power about three months ago by putting together this coalition that included the religious right and the nationalist right. now many say he's beholden to them and that's why he's trying to change the court. >> richard ankle, thank you so much. appreciate it. >>> up next, the nation's top banking regulators are on capitol hill. we'll play for you what they are telling lawmakers today.rv.■ you're watching "jose diaz-balart reports" on msnbc. that's why you choose vmware. with flexible multi-cloud services that enable digital innovation and enterprise control, vmware helps you keep your cloud options open. ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit c

and that would really put the coalition benjamin netanyahu is increasingly fragile coalition at risk. so we can see that he's been negotiating still and that is ongoing. exactly how those negotiations are going. and what will come out of them is anyone's guess. much more to talk about, but 1st let's take a quick look at the latest developments that lead us here and go in the streets of tel aviv protest is blocked a major highway, lowest bonfires in jerusalem. police use water cannon to disperse protesters outside the residents of prime minister benjamin netanyahu. ah weekly demonstrations against plans to over hold that additional system have been taking place across the country for nearly 3 months. oh, the latest protests of fuel by natania house dismissal of defense minister you off garland 1st member of government to suggest the reform should be halted with. 7 you more than more with i'm not sure. not sure with no other choice with these really government one suit change the current system to allow parliament to override the decisions of the supreme court. the plan has divided the

interview with benjamin. >> when you had the awareness of how severe your injuries were. and that car passed. thenu came back you threw a rock at it you describe in the book thassedt you had to had to pull yourself up a slope, with all your injuries you have? that to me is miraculous youthat were able do that with suchs severe injuries.us >> y yeah. elbows, arms, slid along. not once did i think i can't do this. not once did i think that injuries door bad, there was one thought, whatever it takes to get home. whatever it takes. nothing elsee th matters, thet painta, struggling its doesn't matter. that every do second. i felt that throughout recovery. when it was dark and hardr anyod painful, whatever it takes. pugs at away the evil and theak bad, you canes do it. you can do it. e that ivis an incredible driving force, if you holdcr somethinedg in front of you that you wanld ut to do, you can do it. sean: we try to put ourselves in a position, how would i act if i went through having similar, i don't think the

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we've been waiting all day for the prime minister benjamin netanyahu to come out. there was some room as this morning from sources within the likud party. his own party that he would come out and say that he was willing to suspend legislation, perhaps move towards negotiations that compromise, we haven't seen that happen. we're all still waiting to see what will come out. no news. we've seen the connected be reconvened with their people and they're discussing the budget things sort of proceeding as normal that nothing big when it comes to the political aspect of today, we haven't seen any major outcomes yet. still waiting. everybody with bated breath to see just exactly how benjamin netanyahu is going to handle what he's saying on the streets, what he's getting from international pressure. and basically the major pressure coming from within. rebecca tell us that you spoke to people today. what did they have to say to you? what the people out that we've been speaking to out at the protest, so angry, there been many of them coming out for the entire 3 months of prote

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this coalition and wasting benjamin netanyahu. kazi or benjamin at yahoo, that's becoming increasingly isolated. it's going to be now also up to the opposition to decide what they are going to do. we really don't know exactly what will happen and just how the other parties will react to do any suspension of this legislation. but it certainly could have a major effect on the current governing coalition. of course, no one talking about a new election, but, you know, that's certainly one of the things that may also be on the cars at this stage. it's just too early to say would withdraw all of these proposals that are on the table now. mean the end of the government's plans to reform the judiciary that's probably unlikely at this stage. it certainly seems that if they manage to maintain as coalition that they will try and push ahead with them after the holidays. we've got the possible holidays coming up here that perhaps there will be, as is everyone's calling the u. s. the president of israel as well, a cooling for a compromise. we may see some of these legislative reforms damp and down o

>> benjamin: it is different, and some ways the ukrainian war was very different.er country by russia, one of the biggest armies. on another level it was the same as every war i have covered. when it comes to his people are being attacked, their families and villages being destroyed and that's what our job is. it does not matter the geopolitics, my job is to get the story and tell the viewers what is happening. so it was very different, we had a massive army invading, and the other sense it was the same tragedy that you always see. so i think we have to continue to looking at ukraine, seeing what is happening there. and i hope that reporters keep carrying on the story and despite what happened to me, the role is essential, and i know that obviously the u.s. being involved around the world, influence does that. and we see them engage in many other countries that i want to, libya, syria, afghanistan, iraq, the u.s. has had some involvement and i think it's important that our viewers understand what is happening there. that's not to say whether week want to get involv

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we begin with mass protests on the streets of israel after prime minister benjamin netanyahu fired his defense minister in jerusalem. police fire water cannons to push back protests is outside netanyahu's residence in tens of thousands of demonstrators blocked the highway in tennessee. the judicial over hole has divided israel's leader, israelis leading 2 months of protest. now, former defense minister, you are talent, became the 1st government official to suggest the reform should be delayed. nettie now, who has about to press ahead with the plan, which would allow parliament to override supreme court decisions. a correspondent in jerusalem, tanya came. i told us how the protests took to the streets after the sacking of the defense minister was made public. absolutely, and as soon as the decision was announced, that prime minister benjamin netanyahu, o, fired to the defense minister, you of gallant after his address to the nation last night people the organizers of protest her, but just people anywhere. they just went out to the streets and all kinds of locations across israel, as you

plus israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu defense proposed traditional reforms in his country. that in yeah, was in berlin for talks with german chancellor sholtes. he's really need a crazed israel, strong partnership with germany. ah, i'm told me aladdin. well, welcome to the program. the u. s. defense department has released footage to back up its complaint that a russian aircraft intercepted a u. s. drone over the black sea, according to you as the authorities. this video shows a russian su 27 fighter jet, approaching the drone and dumping fuel over it as the aircraft passes by in close proximity without appearing to cause any damage to the drone. but washington says the jet did collide with the drones propeller on a 2nd pass. and that pass is also shown here, with actual collision isn't visible in the editor at video released by the pentagon . although damage to the propeller can be seen later. after the picture is re established right there and we earlier, we spoke with military analyst frank leverage and asked him what stood out from the video. the 1st thing that's flagra

in terms of benjamin netanyahu, what he wanted to achieve, what mood music do you hearing?t this is the rolling back of these proposals? it was announced that there is an agreement to advancing that legislation until after the spring reset starts. a great sense of victory amongst the protesters against these reforms at the same time, a great deal of disappointment by those who are supporting it. as of now, the legislation which is poised to be in law within the next few days or hours has been postponed and there should be some breathing room. . , room. . postponement, deep field that is a result _ room. . postponement, deep field that is a result of _ room. . postponement, deep field that is a result of these _ that is a result of these extraordinary scenes that we're seeing the pictures the rear of scene, thousands of people on the streets, is that something that you feel perhaps even benjamin netanyahu didn't quite anticipate that strength of feeling? didn't quite anticipate that strenath of feelina? ~ , , strength of feeling? absolutely. the coalition is made _ strength

cross blue i'm ga gov as well come to the program is really media are reporting that prime minister benjamin netanyahu may suspend his controversial plans to overall the judiciary. that's according to sources in his li, could party demonstrate is in jerusalem, half gathered in front of the parliament, the claire set, calling for the reforms to be scrapped. the nation's largest trade union has analysis general strikes to protest the plans and slides from till of it's been going on. airport are now grounded. israel issy's, sustain moss riley's, since the overall was announced months ago, it would allow parliament over, right, so called the supreme court decisions. for this, let's go to jerusalem, where correspondent rebecca ritters is standing by rebecca. tell us that a national strike has been called a what's the latest? yeah, that's right. get hard. the biggest workers union in the country called for that national strike. and we're seeing that come into effect, as you mentioned in the late in the airport, have grounded all air flights incoming and outgoing i. we've seen hospital saying that

i think that in many ways benjamin anthony is a story of a tragedy. a highly gifted position, an intellectual, someone who is the most beloved and the most hate to figure is really pretty for the last 15 years or so. and is postal posting says into an impossible corner in which is the rightly mentioned. he finds himself surrounded by people that he wouldn't like to be surrounded with. and in positions that i'm not sure he's position, but the train left the station. he's there. he's stuck there. right now he's prisons create a really political presence. creates a term term or for is way which by the way, might end up in a good way. because for people like me, the last decade is red decades of an ongoing masquerade. image. nobody with anything except over the next the cation and the next you g. and here, all of a sudden, these already so side to walk. it woke up on the wrong reasons. it keeps and blind eye over the base, which is 10 times more crucial for the future of israel. then while legal reform on another one, but still there is a wake of court, b

guest at frankfurt airport city, managed by frappe waterloo with the w is leih from berlin, israel benjamin netanyahu delays plans for judicial reform. mass strikes and protests against the changes take place across the country. prime minister says he wants a broad consensus also on the program. germany delivers always promised to provide you credit with leopard to tanks, chancellor, olaf shaw says the much needed heavy weaponry has already been handed over. the united states suffers another tragic school shooting fixed, confirmed casualties to include vitality include 3 students and germany phases. it's supposed to structure dry caption for 30 years, public transport rail of airport stuff across the country. walk off the job, landing more pay to count the cost of living tries. ah, i'm fil gale. welcome to the program. we get in israel where prime minister benjamin netanyahu has delayed until next month, his plans to introduce controversial judicial reforms. in a televised address, he sent a decision what a lot of time to find compromise with opponents of the changes on the move follows mas

for a mr. benjamin netanyahu absolutely desperate to go to 2 key places. the united arab emirates and the united states, both of those countries on extending the invite, the, perhaps the prime minister would like. and the reason for that is the makeup of his government. in order to get power, he had to give concessions a to the fall, right? people like the finance minister smarter'n, who actually the other day said the palestinian village and the occupied west bank of laura should be wiped out by the israeli state. now you also have the mar banga who is the national security minister on wednesday. he ordered police to crack down on protesters in tel aviv that's never been seen before. stung grenades we used, there was moved to cannons being used heavy handed. right. and these tactics kind of thing we see against palestinians, hey, in occupied east jerusalem on a regular basis, but never in television. but there is a large amount to silent majority of people in israel that support benjamin netanyahu. and this government, they say they need to have a heavy h