i know benjamin netanyahu had -- could there be fallout regardless? >> well, netanyahu basically decided where he wanted to make his coalition, it's now 90 members strong, so he has a huge majority. he could abandoned those further to the right of his own party. and he could go with a more centralist government that tries to seek a perhaps a future to deal with the palace and try to tackle it as an issue to settle in the west bank. he is of course very pro setler. he has said if these five buildings are to be demolished, he would build 0 more homes for setlers in place of those homes demolished. so it's interesting to see how he will go and under international law all of these settlements are illegal whether they are built on private israeli or palestinian land,. >> thank you. that vote in the israeli parliament where pro-settlement voters were defeated. still to come on gmt, the jube lee party is not quite over for the queen. she is aamong commonwealth -- >> now india is expanding its engage meant that afghanistan and china also said it wants to play

also meeting with the israeli president shimon peres the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu as well as the palestinian president mahmoud abbas topping the agenda as to be expected are iran and syria egypt and the palestinian issue the russian president has good relations with many in the israeli leadership some of those relations are on a personal level and no doubt his visit here since a clear message that russia is a key player in the middle east region and at the same time that russia has a central role to play in helping to solve the region's various conflicts now it also seems an implicit message to the american president barack obama who has not visited israel which is the united states its closest ally in the region in more than three years the this that of president putin comes from the heels of the arab spring russia of course also has a vested interest in making sure that the trouble from the arab spring does not spill over to the caucuses into russia they were a number of issues that are on the agenda first on the topic of iran and moscow will be trying to convince t

now president vladimir putin and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu are set to talk to journalists in israel's coastal city of natalia we'll be bringing you this media conference live here in our two said to stay with us for that. egypt's new president mohamed morsi is to start forming a government after promising to strengthen the country's unity mars' a man has to be his rival in the presidential runoff the former prime minister ousted leader mubarak the u.s. president welcomed the winner and promised further support for egypt's transition to democracy but as were an important i reports as long as their power will likely ways concern over the atlantic. egypt's revolution began with tens of thousands into here square and it became a success shortly after washington sided with the anti-government opposition by stepping down responding to the egyptian people's hunger for change america's indorsement of change has paved the way for the muslim brotherhood to become egypt's strongest political force the international organization is considered to be one of the world's largest islamised

bennett, the former chief of staff for benjamin netanyahu thanks as always for joining us on the fox news channel on this sunday morning. >> thank you, eric. >> jamie: bracing there the worst, a tropical storm in the gulf of mexico, spawning tornadoes and where it is headed next and who may be in harm's way, straight ahead. >> eric: still ahead, ann romney has been speaking out about multiple sclerosis. there is an emotional interview with governor romney's wife. we'll have that and you will not want to miss it. >> i think very often that is the hardest time of the disease, is when you are newly diagnosed and are very afraid. so, i have -- i do spend a lot of time telling people that this is what you can expect. take because they don't take it with food. switch to citracal maximum plus d. it's the only calcium supplement that can be taken with or without food. that's why my doctor recommends citracal maximum. it's all about absorption. fiber one. uh, forgot jack's cereal. [ jack ] what's for breakfast? um... try the number one! [ jack ] yeah, this is pretty good. [ male announcer ] h

with top israeli and palestinian leadership is needed scheduled with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu the israeli president shimon peres as well as the palestinian president mahmoud abbas not topping the agenda as to be expected are the issues of iran syria and egypt and the palestinian issue who does have a number of good relationships with israeli leaders some of those relationships are personal relationships and indeed his visit here to the region does send out a strong message that russia has a central role to play in this region and a central role to play in helping to resolve the ongoing conflicts at the same time it seems an implicit message to the american president barack obama who has not visited israel which is the united states his closest ally in the region for more than three years russia too has a vested interest in playing a key role in this region particularly in light of the recent arab spring and concerns that the trouble from the arab spring might spill over to the caucuses ultimately into russia. like you said paula out russia centrally involved in trying to help

well the russian president vladimir putin and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu have been holding a meeting at the prime minister's residence in jerusalem and they've just finished a short press conference in which they highlighted the essence of what those talks were bald both leaders said that the talks had been frankenfood full and the most significant point made was the point made by the russian president calling on both the israelis and palestinians to resume peace negotiations the israeli prime minister responded with this quote that it was complicated but simple and that word president putin please pawson that message tomorrow tuesday when he meets with the russian when he meets with the palestinian president mahmoud abbas mahmoud abbas in the palestinian city of ramallah now police have also said that the two leaders had discussed syria and iran and he didn't go into more details in saying that the talks were fruitful he also said that bilateral relations between the two countries were we important and he thanked the israelis for the unveiling this morning monday of a mori

two now he's also meeting with the israeli president shimon peres the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu as well as the palestinian president mahmoud abbas topping the agenda as to be expected our iran syria egypt and the palestinian issue his visit here since a clear message that russia is a key player in the middle east region and at the same time that russia has a central role to play in helping to solve the region's various conflicts there were a number of issues that are on the agenda first on the topic of iran and moscow will be trying to convince the israeli leadership not to attack to iran in this comes amid ongoing critique from the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu russia recently hosted the latest international conference that dealt with the question of whether or not iran was building nuclear weapons and indeed that those talks had no breakthrough russia is of the opinion that they can be no attack on iran and certainly that any kind of sanctions do not work they played out of the usefulness on the topic of syria here russia will be trying to convince the israelis not

commitments now last night monday the russian president met with the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu asked him to pass on a message to president abbas that israel was willing to sit down and talk but a bus has responded in saying that they can be no negotiations for as long as israel continues its expansionist policies in the area it's unlikely we'll see a breakthrough anytime soon but certainly what this visit by the russian president does drum home is the central role that russia can and does play in solving these regional issues russia has supported and seen by many as a neutral mediator it is worth noting that also on the agenda are the issues of iran to this end the russian president urged the israeli leadership not to conduct any kind of strike he said that sanctions. counterproductive and he said that they needed to be a diplomatic solution the russian president also met with his israeli counterpart last night shimon peres at that meeting he said that is weighty russian relationships are important even minded president who said that musta had supported the establishment of the

take unilateral action and to restart peace talks as he separately met with prime minister benjamin netanyahu and president mahmoud abbas or his policy or is following the talks. putin has arrived in the jordanian capital of amman where he is meeting with the jordanian king abdullah the two are discussing the story israeli palestinian negotiations at the same time issues of regional importance that include iran syria and possibly even egypt earlier he was in the palestinian city of bethlehem where he met with the palestinian president mahmoud abbas topping their agenda was the issue of the israeli palestinian negotiations that have seen no breakthrough for more than three years following that meeting and said that the talks had been frank had been productive he said that russia and palestine held very similar positions when it came to regional and international concerns he also said that the talks were supportive of the tele still in position which is mainly that of a two state solution and that russia supported this position which it saw as being very responsible he wound down any kind of hu

after meeting with the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, they said they wanted to use "peaceful means" to deter iran. >> the court in ukraine has adjourned a second trial of the former prime minister. she has refused to attend meetings in the tax evasion cases for health trials. already serving a seven-year sentence for abuse of office. >> colorado's facing its worst wildfires in a decade. 11,000 people have been evacuated on sunday from colorado springs and nearby towns. some of the top tourist destinations are under threat. military tanker planes have been called in to help the firefighters. >> now to the united states where the supreme court is said to rule on the legality of the president's health care reforms. >> while americans wait, in a reuters survey showed most a opposed the changes. >> if the court declares obamacare and constitutionalist, many americans hope that at least some of the more humane of the provisions continue to be upheld. >> it's the end of another work day for ben ritter in pennsylvania. his quality of life and that of his family have improved since th

he held talks with benjamin netanyahu. the russian president criticized the israelis for building settlements for jewish immigrants in the occupied west bank and east jerusalem. he called on the palestinians to exercise self-restraint in seeking u.n. recognition for the independent state. abbas said negotiations with the israelis reman hin his key goal. he said only talks can achieve peace. he asked for putin's cooperation in restarting the process. the talks were suspended two years ago. >>> monday after the credit ratings of spanish commercial banks were downgraded by moody's. italian leaders are also struggling to shore up their finances. they say an injection of state fund into an ailing major bank is inevitable. the italian authorities decided to give a capital infusion to the bank. the amount will be up to 2 billion euros or $2.5 billion. the government will buy up the bond issued by the bank. this will then boost the capital foundation of the financial institution. european union officials are demanding that banks i

. >>> meanwhile, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has urged russia to step up pressure on iran over its nuclear program. netanyahu met russian president vladimir putin on monday and said he asked putin to bolster sanctions against tehran. israel has been threatening to use military force against iran's nuclear facilities. putin said only the talks were mutually useful and that russia and israel will continue to develop ties. russian officials have said they seek to solve the nuclear issue through dialogue, not tougher sanctions. moscow has been involved in talks between iran and the other u.n. security council members, plus germany. >>> egypt's president-elect has begun forming a cabinet. mohammed morsi intends to be a president for all egyptians in his politically divided country. morsi met with the commander in chief of the nation's armed forces, they discussed transferring the military's power to a civilian government by the end of this month. morsi ran as a candidate for the islamic fundamentalist muslim brotherhood but has promised to resign from that party to show he will

prime minister benjamin netanyahu said israel and egypt must maintain the peace treaty they reached more than 30 years ago. he said israelis expect to maintain relations with egyptians based on the accord. he said it's in the interest much both peoples and contributes to regional stability. he served as israeli ambassador to egypt until last november. >> we have our position which is the official position and official position is that we will deal with any government elected legally and democratically. >> he said israelis need to face the reality egypt will never return to the hosni mubarak era. >>> nato will meet to discuss the downing of a turkish warplane from syria. it happened over the mediterranean sea. a search is under way for two crew members. turkey injury foreign minister said on a state tv channel on sunday that the plane briefly strayed into syrian airspace by mistake. he added that the jet was shot down in international airspace and said syria gave no advance warning. the turkish government has called on nato to discuss a response to the downing as it threatened turkey's na

new world war ii memorial for russian troops -- lake -- later a meeting with prime minister benjamin netanyahu. a bus carrying activists to an election rally in mexico has fallen into a ravine, killing at least 32 people and injuring many others. the left wing activists were traveling to support a local my rural candidate when the bus went off the road and fell 300 meters into the valley below. staying with mexico, next week and it is time for the country to go to the polls to choose a new president. the vote is being held against the background of a violent drug war and a slowing economy. the front runner comes from a party which ruled mexico for most of the last century, pri. opponents say the party is tainted by decades of corruption. our reporter -- reporting from what is widely believed the most violent state in mexico. >> the convention center in tampico is a sea of cowboy hats. they traveled from ranches across the country to meet the front runner in the race to be president. the telegenic candidate with a soap star wife is standing for mexico's oldest and most powerful political party,

point minister benjamin netanyahu has boasted loud that israel is the only democracy in the middle east and yet it's his own politicians who calling for verse that vehicle we need to expel the infiltrators from the land of israel and we shouldn't be afraid to use that word many of the so-called infiltrators have already been expelled once fleeing poverty violence of authoritarian will some sixty thousand of them have crossed illegally into israel through the relatively poorest desert border with egypt israel is warn of an impending demographic and economic crisis in the future these are people who experienced severe trauma in their native land in therefore they saw their villages burned down or trees who were slaves of a dictatorial regime somewhere in torture camps in sinai and then a new struggle stars for them. is really say most come seeking work rather than refuge and when it comes to growing crime figures the newcomers make convenient scapegoats but the government cannot deport the migrants as they have a group protection those from sudan and eritrea no matter what the circumstanc

. >> i too was a bitter victory for benjamin netanyahu. the prime minister blocked the bid by far right lawmakers to legalize on authorized jewish settlements in the west bank, but he was left having to justify his action. >> there is no government that supports or will support settlements more than the government by lead. i also say that there is no government that has withstood such heavy pressures that could harm settlements. >> these jewish settlers demonstrating in jerusalem, the vote is a personal blow. the illegal housing must now be demolished by july 1. >> i feel that destroying homes of people that they themselves have approved -- these people have bought the homes. they have paid for the money. they have got mortgages. >> the palestinians are also unhappy. to appease settlers, the israeli government has ordered construction of another 300 houses elsewhere. >> week ended the existence of settlements and any new construction. whatever the reason, a delegitimizes settlement activity at the expense of our rights and our land and is

. >> eric: a few minutes ago, we had a staff representative to benjamin netanyahu, and he called the muslim brotherhood win, the arab winter. when will they bring him to the white house to meet president obama. >> reporter: it certainly changes the dynamic in terms of, you had hosni mubarak a strong u.s. ally and all of a sudden you have mohamed morsi and if the army gives up control of foreign policy in terms of allowing him to be the form representative for this country, which, because he is president now, conceivably is something that is on the table, this will change the complete structural dynamic and the strategic dynamic in the middle east. hosni mubarak, who was a u.s. emissary and could talk to anybody is no longer in power and all of a sudden the united states is not negotiating with an ally, it is negotiating with somebody who can bring a lot of weight to bear, remember, egypt controlled the suez canal where the united states now can jump the line so u.s. naval warships open the mediterranean sea down towards the straits of hormuz and into the persian gulf, a see, not only

the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, condemned the recent violence, but one m.p. from his own party called african migrants a cancer. it's estimated there are around 60,000 african migrants in israel, the majority from sudan. only a handful have been given asylum. the israeli government calls them infiltrators, here for economic reasons. in the coming days, it will move to deport over 700 of them. that includes simon mayer and his family. israel wants to send them back to south sudan, saying the world's newest country is safe to return to. when he first came here five years ago, crossing illegally through egypt, simon, a christian, says he was proud to be in israel, but not anymore. >> when i brought my kids here, i used to say that one day they'll be in the army. this is the reality. even other families say that. two years later on, it's still something else. >> more than 60 years ago, israel was founded by migrants, people seeking shelter from persecution elsewhere. but there's now a real debate about how to deal with a new wave of immigration that's happening r

this is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu they're both what with his counterpart president vladimir putin holding a joint news conference after talks which president putin said he thought were very frank and when in a positive direction they talked about syria about iran's nuclear program this of course is only the first leg of president putin's trip to the mideast we'll have more of course on that visit and analysis next hour here on our team we're going to go over to sport with paul. thank you very much and welcome to the world of sports here is what we've got for you. on the grosse french open champion maria sharapova prepares to take center stage on the opening day at wimbledon. italian job he is already reached the last full of euro twenty twelve off the penalty shootout victory over england. on the spanish supremely fernando long's i move to the top of the formula one standings following a thrilling european grand prix win in valencia. but starting with tennis where wimbledon twenty twelve has begun world number one maria sharapova is said to get her campaign underway on cente

commitments now last night monday the russian president met with the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu asked him to pass on a message to president abbas that israel was willing to sit down and talk but a bus has responded in saying that they can be no negotiations for as long as israel continues its expansionist policies in the area earlier this morning prior to this meeting with a bus the russian president toured bethlehem he visited the church of the nativity which is built over the grotto where it is believed that jesus christ was born at the same time he attended a ceremony which marked the opening of the same to science and culture and he also heard from the palestinian president that a street has been named after him in bethlehem as street not far from the palestinian president's residence there and this follows the naming of a street back in january over the previous russian president and current prime minister dmitri medvedev. obviously a lot of the issues very difficult complex ones that the world has been trying to solve for a long time a lot of people feel like russia could

prime minister benjamin netanyahu opposes the retrospective bid to legalize the outpost. you're watching "bbc world news." i'm david eades with the headlines. at least 22 people have been killed by twin suicide bombings near kandahar, apparently aimed at drivers supplying a huge nato military base there. the credit ratings agency moody's has downgraded six german banks, including the country's second biggest lender. abu yahya al-libi was a legend, a prisoner of the united states army in bag ram who escaped. now the americans say the man they believe was second in command of al qaeda has been killed in a drone attack in pakistan's tribal region of north waziristan. the taliban deny that he's dead. they say he's been injured. pakistan's government has again protested the use of drone attacks on its soil. >> this is the face of al qaeda's elusive second in command. now the americans say he has been killed. the libyan-born abu yahya al-libi was proceed moit after the death of osama bin laden just over a year ago. he was a propagandist who drove the operations of al qaeda and

discussed syria and the random this comes amid ongoing way critique from the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahurussia recently hosted the latest international conference that dealt with the question of whether or not iran was building nuclear weapons and indeed that those talks had no breakthrough russia is of the opinion that they can be no attack on iran and certainly that any kind of sanctions do not work. the usefulness of letting me uprooted thank the israelis for the unveiling this morning monday of a morial to the raid all me that was unveiled in the israeli city of the time he also said that there's more than one million citizens of the former soviet union who currently reside in israel and he said it was important for russia that they have peace and security now the israeli prime minister spoke about egypt he said that israel respects the democratic process that has been undergone in egypt and in that context was willing to deal with the new egyptian president mohamed morsi in the context of the nine hundred seventy nine israeli egyptian peace treaty certainly must go it has a huge rol