but needed coalition partners to govern at yahoo! with israel's longest serving prime minister recoil had the most right wing administration in israel's history. the coalition agreement includes plans for judicial and security reforms. critics fear the new alliance will so deep divisions in the country. benjamin vivian netanyahu may soon add a new chapter to his memoirs, published during the election campaign. israel's former prime minister is back, but this time netanyahu see at his return with the help of a controversial far right alliance. everything that always depends on this danielle cause. let on yo can be a reasonable prime minister even if you do not vote for him or not like him, he can run his, we're learned, he can run conflicts, he can do it. the question is his partners who are his partners? and that's the problem. his partner city opened the ante are up and homophobic i to a nationalist village assigned as an alliance. it's leaders up. it's a lot, it's more twits. and each time i've been here been given here during the

and that's because all the parties forming the coalition parties that he's had to become a being a coalition wait in order to form government. now they considered internationalists on the extreme fall, right? they were until recently on the fringes of israeli politics and now front and center and actually have a lot of power. they did really well in the elections that gives them a lot of power in the free coalition agreements that have already been agreed. some of the big ticket items are, of course, that that control of a development in the west bank has been handed to a later policy that he's bound to expand, settlement to push into the west bank. critics pulling that de facto annexation even happen. so these are more extreme policies. we're also saying that policing is going to be given more to one of the leaders of these extreme parties is going to have more direct control over the policing because of the border police here at inside israel. and in the west bank, now these are unprecedented changes and are being considered as far, far more rightly than what the countries say in the past.

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most bite wing coalition. in the country's history and china's coven dilemma. public unrest forced the country's leaders to reverse their 0 hope policy. with now infections or surgery. ah. hello, i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. ukraine's president laudermill zalinski has used a surprise visit to washington to thank americans for their support. calling it crucial for his country's fight against russia's invasion in a speech to us lawmakers. lensky said no country could be a neutral bystander, and that russia must be defeated. he predicted that next year would be a turning point. it's the ukranian presence 1st trip abroad since russia launched its invasion 10 months ago. precedence zalinski was given the red carpet treatment as he arrived at the white house greeted like an old friend by z u. s counterpart joe biden. they've spoken many times on the phone, but this was a 1st face to face meeting since russian made it ukraine in the oval office flight and granites lensky, another wish high on ukraine's we

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and yes will involve coalition. but all is coalition politics just that in our two party system we're locked into these coalitions that happen before elections as opposed to letting coalitions happen after the elections, although in reality we kind of have the worst of both worlds in that we think that are sending a message and giving a mandate to government. but really we often so, often have divided government where we have to have coalition compromise anyway. so we should just acknowledge coalition and compromise is part of governing and have a system that more representative and doesn't put us into these two binaries. so the the. you know, the reality that this will be a change in how we vote if we we are to do this it will involve congress passing a law. representative don beyer of virginia has a bill of fair representation that would do this. it so far gotten limited attention in congress. but i think it's a it's a great bill. there's more and more and congress is totally within its constitutional authority to

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the coalition has vowed to expand settlements in the occupied west bank and other disputed areas. it's the 6th government formed by netanyahu, who is still on trial for alleged corruption. for more were joined by d. w correspondent, rebecca readers shoes standing by inside these really parliament the connection. rebecca, what can we expect from this new government? while michael, as you rightly point out this is being seen as the most right when government this country has ever seen. and that's really fast and a lot of concern both at home and abroad. you know, we're seeing at the moment outside this can i said a protest gathering against netanyahu and his incoming coalition partners were seeing concerns from outside as well. yesterday, with her a letter go to netanyahu from at least 100 former ambassadors and other dignitaries saying that they're incredibly concerned about the policies that the new government could be bringing in some of them we have seen in the coalition agreements that have already been formed and what passed formally yesterday between the code at netanyahu's p

he's announced a new government the most right when coalition in israel's history. and coven 19 sweeps through china. now that beijing has abandoned its spread 0 coven policy. infections are surging. as the virus moves through the population largely unchecked . ah! hello, i'm claire richardson, thanks so much for joining us. ukrainian president of already re zalinski is returning home after a surprise visit to washington d. c. he broke up the journey by stopping in poland, where he met with his polish counterpart on j. do to add an aid to do it. i said the leader spoke for about 2 hours from me posting on social media. zalinski said they discussed the years historic challenges due to a full scale war now, while in washington, zalinski predicted that next year would bring a turning point in the war. at his stress, ukraine is still very much relying on continued support from its western allies. precedence zalinski was given the red carpet treatment as he arrived at the white house greeted like an old friend by z u as counterpart joe biden. they've spoken many times on

and yes will involve coalition. but all is coalition politics just that in our two party system we're locked into these coalitions that happen before elections as opposed to letting coalitions happen after the elections, although in reality we kind of have the worst of both worlds in that we think that are sending a message and giving a mandate to government. but really we often so, often have divided government where we have to have coalition compromise anyway. so we should just acknowledge coalition and compromise is part of governing and have a system that more representative and doesn't put us into these two binaries. so the the. you know, the reality that this will be a change in how we vote if we we are to do this it will involve congress passing a law. representative don beyer of virginia has a bill of fair representation that would do this. it so far gotten limited attention in congress. but i think it's a it's a great bill. there's more and more and congress is totally within its constitutional authority to

his new coalition aims to expand settlements in the occupied west bank. ah. hello, i'm clear. richardson, a very warm welcome to the show. benjamin netanyahu has been sworn in as israel's new prime minister, capping a remarkable political come back. the veteran leaders, 6th government, will be the most right wing in israeli history. his coalition includes ultra orthodox and ultra nationalist parties and the administration is vowing to expand settlements in the occupied west bank. ah, it's res. longest serving time minister if that benjamin netanyahu has been sworn in following a vote in parliament. opposition members are not happy. and so for me, i hear the constant cries of the opposition about the end of the country. opposition? members to lutheran elections is not the end of democracy. this is the essence of democracy. outside parliament, the new government feast and reproduce death. many israelis are confirmed by its plans. these include legal reforms, that critic fate undermine the judiciary at that or what it by the homophobic an antique at a plethora o

and at some of the coalition agreements that have been signed with the coalition of pop parties, apartments that are really ruffling, ruffling fed to some of these agreements include giving more direct control over the development of the west bank to one of the leaders of the extreme parties also getting more direct control of policing, the border place, and some policing in the west bank as well over to another member of these extreme coalition. some of these, a 2 very significant developments that have been ruffling for this home and abroad domestically inside israel with seeing changes promised to the supreme court to dismantle or take away power from the supreme court. we're also seeing promises potentially, of the discrimination laws that would make it legal for people to discriminate on religious grounds. so we are seeing huge concern for us here in a broad outside the connected at the moment. i think a big protest growing people here, you know, benjamin at now he does have a lot of support and his coalition partners as well. but around about half of the country didn't vote for them a

he, for, he seems very confident to be able to keep his coalition partners in check. but many people he worried that he isn't going to be able to do that when push comes to shove. now, and of course it's not just is riley's that worried you've got allies, particularly the u. s. saying they're concerned i was speaking to somebody from the state department last week. they're definitely internally very warri publicly though and to the blinking has come out and said that they will be focusing on the policies rather than the personalities of this new government, but that they will be coming down hard on benjamin netanyahu. if he's not able to keep his coalition pon is in line whether or not they do do that, whether or not they follow through with anything, of course, remains to be st. claire about readers for us and jerusalem, thanks has always been reporting over 19 cases are surging across china right now. until recently the country had some of the toughest control measures in the world. but public anger and rare street protests lead to many of the roles being relaxed. n

we've seen some of them already being written into these coalition agreements. that doesn't mean that been passed yet. but it does mean that they will be given high priority. now, one of them is to do with the supreme court. they're hoping that they can make changes to the supreme court to give the government the pallet to override supreme court decisions that has pretty widespread support and doesn't blackly that it could potentially get through. and another key issue that's ruffling for this year is what being known as the discrimination law. now that will make it legal for people to be able to discriminate based on religion. now obviously civil rights groups, minority groups, l g b, t groups. they're really up in arms about this. we've seen protests here on the full court of the kinessa today. we're likely to see more protest. evils such as this get for the new government has bowed also to expand settlements in the occupied west bank. rebecca, what could that mean for relations between israel and the palestinians? well, probably nothing. good, harry, i mean,

we wanted to have a conversation about the equal opportunity coalition and some of the work they have done since vice president harris announced the creation of this coalition and the public-private partnership we have. and going to go mastercard and bank of america. -- i am going to go to mastercard and bank of america. >> thanks very much. we are delighted to be here. for us, it is a natural outgrowth of our focus on sustainable, inclusive growth, particularly our commitment to financial inclusion. we are committed to bring in a billion individuals into the economy. we supported a $500 million effort in the united states with a big focus on small business there. i have to say when i worked in government we talked about public-private partnerships. most of the time it meant we wanted them to write a check. what i delight about the sufferer is eight is not just about writing the check. -- what i am delighted about with this effort is it is not just about writing a check. it is part of verse drive commission to support small businesses. mr. adeyemo: one of the things we are focused on

coalition to what end?and or further a more robust progressive constitutional tradition or to like a more partisan -- coalition for what? >> coalition to rebuild the political economy. for the moment, where it is carried out in constitutional terms through ordinary politics. that is what i am driving at and part of the reason for this, as we keep coming back to, the court is such an impediment there has to be a political solution. what is that coalition? how do the policy and politics fit together? you want to start? >> no. can i ask a clarification? your first question is democracy the best way to think of this as opposed to what? >> democracy -- material equity or something. >> the marker see as opposed to marked governance, democracy as opposed to technocratic management. democracy as opposed to what have you. the rainbow oligarchy at the end of your comments. >> so i think this is a really important question. coming back to the free-market trope it is important to acknowledge for people who believe that

again, it's his 6th government and the most right wing coalition. in the country's history and concern grows over the health of former pope benedict. the 16th the battery can says he is very ill and doctors are monitoring his condition around the court. ah. hello, i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. russia has again launched large scale missile attacks on several regions across ukraine. ukrainian military reported that it shot down most of the incoming russian missiles of explosive drones, but some still reach their targets. these are pictures from a cheap neighborhood that was hit. at least 3 people were injured in the capital, and her explosions were reported from other cities as well. d w corresponding to manuel shaws is in the key of neighborhood that you just saw. there are that was her father's, a russian missile, and would tell us what happened there. hi terry, where you can see behind me the aftermath of the messiah attack, you can see 1st responders still working there. there's several houses that were hit by a missile and you know,

>> coalition to what end?ive and/or further a more robust progressive constitution or a more partisan? to rebuild the political economy not simply through politics that part of the reason for this as we keep coming back to that such an impediment there has to be a political solution to the court what is that coalition? how does policy and politics fit together? >> you want to start? know. [laughter] >> democracy as opposed to what quick. >> so substantive criteria? >> as opposed to governance or a technocratic management or as opposed to what have you? >> the rainbow you give me at the end of your comments doesn't strike me as very democratic. >> i think this is a really important question. and coming back to the pre- market trope it's important to acknowledge people who believe that and are convinced by our the uncoordinated market exchange was itself was to be a replacement for and implementation of democracy. that's what people believe. linden implementation of democracy and also maximizing the argument i w

there might be some resistance to that among some of these coalition partners. read at the latest from the white house, and you, i read at the latest from the white house.— you, i read at the latest from the white house, and there has always been a strained _ white house, and there has always been a strained relationship - white house, and there has always i been a strained relationship between joe biden and benjamin netanyahu. we've also had today congratulations from vladimir putin. what do you read into that and that relationship? read into that and that relationshi? �* . ., ., , relationship? ben'amin netanyahu has alwa s made relationship? ben'amin netanyahu has always made it — relationship? ben'amin netanyahu has always made it a — relationship? benjamin netanyahu has always made it a point _ relationship? benjamin netanyahu has always made it a point to _ relationship? benjamin netanyahu has always made it a point to emphasise i always made it a point to emphasise his strong relationship with other world leaders. in fact, in previous rounds of israeli el

the court ideology party is mostly in this position thanks to a fart rights coalition. now the big question is, who will have the upper hand side? a higher al jazeera went through the film. a sportsman of the palestinian group, hamas which governs the gaza strip, has warned that israel's new coalition could trigger major unrest. meanwhile, behind enough in a gloom, it's clear that to day with facing a new zion, us government, the most extreme terrorist, racist and fascist government with policies that clearly escalate the aggression against what we hold sacred our people and our palestinian land. this opens the way to rio escalation on the ground and all arenas. still to come, this half hour, the british punk queen turned fashion. dame vivian westwood dies at the age of $81.00. 0, an excitement in dark as the bangladesh she capital gets his 1st match or lying, but huge cues forming absinthe stations. oh, hello, that will start down under and warnings and flood watches remain across northern areas of australia. thanks to the remnants of tropical fight, clone l. we've alr

the coalition would be led by benjamin netanyahu. his returning for a sick son, as prime minister russia has launched one if its biggest missiles, strong song ukraine since the start of the war grains mandatory says it's air defenses. shut down 54 of 69 buckets. our crews have been fighting a blaze at what's been described as ukraine and electricity infrastructure site in call key. meanwhile, air raid sirens sounded for 5 hours in the capital one of the longest period since the war began. strikes forced people to seek shelter in on the ground metro stations. and all everyone made it to safety. as charles trotted reports from keith at least one man was believed had been in this house. when he was hit by, an intercepted russian missile was rushed to hospital emergency service, his search, but any body else, dead or alive under the rubble of mother and daughter, who also found injured in the house next door. tatiana cries into her friend's arms. my grand daughter called me and said that has been explosion and that my daughter was uncons

this is a very new look governing coalition. he has teamed up with ultra doc's jewish coalition.ra doc'sjewish parties and ultranationalists to form his new government. i think now we have his party, right—wing party appearing as the most moderate in the coalition. it was very much remarked upon that actually they had elected as the new parliamentary speaker, a man who is openly gay and it will be the first time somebody who is gay has taken up time somebody who is gay has taken up position. he addressed his husband and children who were sitting there for the parliamentary session. but then you have new ministers who are being sworn in at the same time who are people very much opposed to his lifestyle. one of the proposals are pushing forward, they have put on coalition agreements is to go for a change in anti—discrimination laws so businesses in israel will be able to refuse to serve people on religious grounds and the concern is that could really affect the lg btq community and also members of israel's arab minority. there are other things which were animating the protesters, w

now the ultra orthodox right wing coalition. hi a situation that for them to join a partner off, they would need certain guidelines and agreements. cemented ahead of being sworn and they want to guarantee that moving forward. they can go ahead with these decisions that they had clearly been in the works for. 1 while now the coalition has been until now, so to see like on the fringe, but now they're on the main st. and they want to ensure that the could talk to y'all, who put, sees stipulations ahead of anything else. i keep l dot is a political and listen, although he says the changes in israel's leadership unprecedented and will be difficult to reverse. i think that what's happening in the last 48 hours is actually unprecedented. and i think that the new minister of the police in my bag rear has disquieted perfectly, is that they have made history. and actually this is a turning point in the history of israel as both the democratic and jury states. what david grossman road today, which is also on prison. ok, because the is se w

he's announced a new government the most right wing coalition, and israel's history. and coven 19 sweeps through china. now that beijing has abandoned straight 0 coal with policy infections or surgeon causing international alarm. ah, i'm nicole for like, it's good to have you with us. ukrainian president villa, premier zalinski is back home after a surprise visit to washington dc. he end of the journey by stopping in poland work he met with his polish counterpart on j duda and age to do does said the leader spoke for about 2 hours hosting on social media zalinski, something discussed the years. quote, historic challenges due to a all scale war, while in washington's landscape, predicted that next year would bring a turning point in the war, but stress, ukraine still very much relying on continued support from its western allies. precedents zalinski was given the red carpet treatment as he arrived at the white house greeted like an old friend. but as you as counterpart joe biden, they've spoken many times on the phone, but this was their 1st face to face meeting since

translation: the after the coalition has success. translation:— after the coalition has success.ader of the noam party, who was appointed over the education system. he has called — appointed over the education system. he has called for— appointed over the education system. he has called for the _ appointed over the education system. he has called for the jerusalem i appointed over the education system. he has called for the jerusalem gay i he has called for thejerusalem gay pride event to be and calls for the military. the leader of religious zionism party, bezalel smotrich has been appointed as finance minister. mr smotrich says he wants to see israel annex the west bank and has been given wide powers over its activities there. he will have control over planning israeli settlements in the west bank. mr netanyhau's partners also reject the idea of a two—state solution to the israeli palestinian conflict, the internationally backed formula for peace which envisages an independent palestinian state in the west bank alongside israel, withjerusalem as their shared capital. israel sei

a coalition of 3 parties says it has a majority. a prime minister, frank binding mariama as long conceded defeat. lady 65000 people are living in flood relief centers in malaysia after flood waters hit large parts of the ne foreign slurry reports from kellen tan state. most people evacuate at this village when flood waters started rising earlier this week. the only way to get around now is by boat, muhammad for yourself, and his family are among the few who decided to stay by your valet, by you, it's a bit difficult to move. it's not as comfortable because the relief centers are more crowded and my disability only to depend on someone to help me move around or continue to stay here. as long as it's safe to do so silly that will do her leg with the monsoon season. in malaysia lasts from november to february, and flooding has become more common some have modified their homes to deal with the threat. mohammed rose d, vinny bry him raised the height of the floors in some rooms by nearly 30 centimeters to keep his belongings dry. but tha

the 1st we knew exactly who the allies would be in his coalition. they ran as a block, i guess he would say it's been really hard. they been driving a really tough bargain, but from the outside it looks like he projected and bizarre weakness, and this is made for a very complicated process. netanyahu has formed an alliance with leaders who until now have been considered on the fringes of the political spectrum limit like it to my bank via convicted of supporting a terrorist organization and racist incitement. he will become police minister with expanded powers to control the force betsel else motrin will be given ministerial responsibility for the illegal settlements in the occupied west bank. he has long lobbied for their expansion as well as control over palestinian construction there and area dairy, who is still serving a suspended sentence for tax fraud and who needed a change in the law to allow him to become minister. the question for many is whether netanyahu can keep these partners in check. i mean, the, what he said is, trust me. i am runni

a wouldn't have had to look for a coalition partners. so does he really had the support of the majority of israelis? he of course he himself and his party. they do not. but it is what he considers to be the really religious nationalist camp. the very ultra conservative zionists are right wing camp. that includes 3 religious zionist parties, plus his own liquid party, which is a party way to the right. that is also 5 religious part, all cra nationalist. so what you got here now in israel to day is 64 out of 120 that are squarely in their religious nationalist. can believe it or not. half of the opposition meaning half of the other, 56 parliamentarian israel are also right wing nationalists. insects, most of them worked for nathan yell. most of the leaders of the other party and opposition worked for nathan. now, some of them as his bureau chiefs. right all. but because of personal difficulties because of personal differences with nathan now they would not to they enter into coalition with him. so in fact, the national religious alter just

how different is this coalition government from the other coalitions that netanyahu formed?trategy and the reason he has won five terms until now is he has identified -- he is identified as a stabilizer bringing economic prosperity. israel's high-tech industry has helped to power israel as its gdp is ahead of germany. tough on the palestinian issue but at the same time be very careful not to be an adventurous and not getting people killed in israel. and be vigilant on the iranian nuclear program and try to keep good ties with the united states. that has been his winning formula. he has thrown his playbook out the window. instead of going with a center-right independence, he has moved to a more populous, even more radical right. and his belief that, what can i do, the centerleft boy cuts me because they say i am on trial for corruption, these are my only partners so i have to come to the dance with the ones i brought. reporter: a lot of attention given to the coalitions stated politics on the west bank. we have a map showing in purple the established settlements, the authoriz

this was all part of the coalitions feel if you like with her. so i know he's going to be returning as prime minister again, and he has been in a position where he's needed this coalition to be able to advance forward and creates a new parliament. now, the ultra orthodox right wing clinician has made a stipulation that for them to join and partner with needs and guidelines and agreements, cemented ahead of being sworn. and they want to guarantee that moving forward. they can go ahead with base decisions that they had clearly been in the works for. 1 while now the, the coalition has been until now, so to see like on the fringe. but now they're on the main st and they want to ensure that they could talk to miss. and y'all who put, sees stipulations ahead of anything else still to come to the 7 people are killed after a vehicle plugged into crowds, out of popular carnival in southern nigeria. and ethnic serves in kosovo. urge to remove their barricades after christina releases a former policeman whose arrest res ah, hello, there are just a few weeks

with the prime minister, they are making exactly half of the coalition.the biggest party in parliament. the right environment includes zionism and parties with 14 seats. it was longer than the orthodox apartment of 11 seats. it also included an orthodox party with seven seats to make up the 64 seat majority coalition. a position group has expressed concerns about the inclusion of the far right parties and the new government. here is our correspondent in jerusalem. >> many are very controversial, but it is really society as well with anti-lgbtq declared intent to change secular education. also divisive issues with religion and state. then you have these proposals to give parliament greater control over the israeli judicial system, and people are saying it is really a threat to the independence of the justice system in the country. >> mr. netanyahu filed to preserve the status quo. he said he would not let anyone do anything to undo our existence. the rights or anything like that it will just happen. just how right-wing is this new government? let's have a

he's been appointed as prime minister benjamin netanyahu prepares to form a coalition government with regard to this, one of the most right wing administrations in decades thought a hierarchy has more from west jerusalem. that's never really happened before where the police come underneath the government. now this is a new government that has already been causing a loss of control to see it's the most orthodox right wing government. and israel has ever seen and it's history. and these decisions are being made fast and furious . they made decisions a couple of rules put together yesterday, new nose made this area and want to know where is giving full my party members will party members in the coalition or politicians? an opportunity to have jobs for example, lunch was given a role within a minute, ministry of defense. and that means that it's giving these, this coalition party, more authorities sweeping powers across the military, across the, across the police. and it remains to be seen what is going to be happening next. this is all part of the coalitions and feel if you like to know

this was all part of the coalitions and feel if you like with her. so i know he's going to be returning as prime minister again, and he has been in a position where he's needed this coalition to be able to advance forward and creates a new parliament. now, the ultra orthodox right wing coalition has made a stipulation that for them to join and partner off, they would need some guidelines and agreements, cemented ahead of being sworn. and they want to guarantee that moving forward. they can go ahead with base decisions that they had clearly been in the works for. 1 while now the coalition has been until now, so to see like on the fringe, but now they're all the main st. and they want to ensure that they could talk to y'all, who puts these stipulations ahead of anything else. much of the us has begun to recover from a major winter storm, but the west coast is now facing floods in northern california creek. both its banks after heavy rainfall caused by a so called atmospheric river as the weather phenomenon caused by the winter storm homes are flooded a

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but this coalition is a block of ultra orthodox. it's also the most right wing government. so fall on top of the deal for them to partner up on to form this government was that these policies that they had stipulated to be puts in place. and it was very hastily done in the last 2 days. morrison of new laws. you've got the been to vill oh that you mentions bank of van who is going to be having unprecedented pals the overseas, the police. there are concerns that some of these new policies are going to affect the judicial system. and when we spoke to people talking about democracy, yes, the vote is a democratic vote, but they said that this sets a dangerous precedent when laws are being changed to allow ministers, especially you've got very small rich as well as nathan yahoo himself who have either had convictions, or as mr. young who is standing trial for a corruption case. now this gives them unprecedented cows individuals within the government to move forward. there's also the discussion of a new law that will also called to override law, which means that the supreme court,

these coalition partners have tons of technology.sulting services they can help it with the talent needs. those are two key things. this opportunities i would say the last one. what are some ways that your banking that you can now start to bank with empty ice? are they revenue generating opportunities that exist? are there ways that maybe you are thinking about, i think about atlanta hawks. so last year, atlanta hawks was really intentional. they wanted to use a black bank to finance their new training facility. not one blank black bank do it but together they all came together into that. i think that pushes against the myth that, oh these banks are too small. well collaboratively they can come together and do things that they would be able to do. so i think those are some ways tech, talent, and their business opportunities, that you can partner with black banks. >> i appreciate that. one thing i wanted to pick up was on technology. i think that this is a place where mastercard has been doing a great deal of work in terms of thinking

we're seen parties that are part of this coalition that we're once conceded on the fringes now they are front and center and israeli politics. and that is likely to bring about some pretty big changes. and particularly when you look at the big ticket items, let's take for example, of the occupation and people living under the palestinians, living in the west bank to at least 2 of the coalition leaders, if you will, the, the leaders of the parties that are making up this coalition pro annexation and their anti to state solution. and so we're likely to see changes there even in the late up to with during the negotiations. in the late up to this government formation, we've seen promises made more direct control been given to these members of the can i sit in it, especially when it comes to policing, both in israel and in the west bank and as well when it comes to the settlement policy, so we are likely to see potentially more violence or more more uprising will balance and of course expansion of those settlements. now the other things, particularly in israel, we're looking at a law that ha