d. w middle east come and say, say shawnee arizona is with me here in the studio. shawnee. benjamin netanyahu will do what he can to try and stock this coalition from taking power. can he succeed? he might well as well succeed. we don't know yet. he has at least 10 or 11 more days before this new coalition is coming to the parliament to ask for a vote of confidence in the meantime, already seen great pressure starting on all the members of this coalition who are more leading to the right come from the right block, these are exactly the crucial parliament members who have managed to make the shift of unfitting continue for the 1st time. and he's going to push using their voters the their constituency. try to push on them to take a step back. and then that this coalition, this change coalition will lose its majority. we heard there enough important tale bennett saying that he will never support a future palestinian state. how can this coalition function with that's on the one side and arab israelis on the other? well, they call it the healing coalition. they feel like they have the very most im

d. w. middle east commentator shawnee resign as welcome shopping. let's start with the general before we get to the specifics. why is israeli politics of volatile at the moment? the country calm? actually choose a government in one word nathan, you know, and he became such a polarizing issue that it made the whole political math in israel reshuffle. it's no longer traditional or right and left, a vision that we used to seeing in israel, it pro and it gets to the camp and in the it gets sent to the camp. you have some surprising, a players who are traditionally would be considered right wing. politicians were very clear stand when it comes very conservative politicians. but then when it comes to nathan, the out there, the baby pies him, and that what defines them, and that what makes them want to do this whole re shuffle. and that's, that's really hard because it's breaking traditional lines of politics and israel. this is why we've seen the country going to 4 cycles of elections in a 2 years. every time trying to hope that the card will re shuffle i

let's go to d, w 7, middle east correspondent, tiny kramer who's a jerusalem, welcome atanya. the deadline is approaching. what are you hearing? well, it stays interesting. and there has been some major developments here in the past hour or so. the ar party ron has signed on in the 1st for such a party onto the coalition due to emerging government and also new hope bye for netanyahu. ally i saw has also signed on. so most of the parties are now with this new coalition government, but there's confusion about nina of natal nestali bennett, which would be according to the deals that the next prime minister. so there's confusion about whether they have signed on their house or not. so we have to wait for the official confirmation for that, it's important because that would mean all the parties would support your pete has mondays and here in less than 40 minutes from now the president nursing that he has the support of all these parties, one to go into a coalition together. of course this is all about displacing israel. the longest serving a prime minister. i wonder will benjamin n

you should go kind of crazy, d, w, the middle east correspondence, you join us from jerusalem. welcome, tanya. what are you hearing about these talks? well 1st one, it's friday. it's like just less than 2 hours until the deadline expires at midnight's local time here in israel, they're still talking as far as the understand this, the negotiations going on. the p to leading to monday to form a coalition has made correlation. do so most of the parties were there were problems over the course of the day with 2 parties. amena the far right immune party and the wrong party over several issues. they're working on some kind of compromise. of course we always have to take those reports with a grain of salt. one of them, i mean a 2nd number, 2nd in a ticket, demanding to obtain a seat on the coming to appoint judges. that has already been taken by the neighbor parties, so there compromise thing worked out to be have to wait and see whether this will work out. but it's just also shows how difficult the clinician building is. it will be one of the largest clinicians this country has seen

d, w. the middle east correspondent tanya kramer. welcome tanya. so a new coalition government for the country? what does it look like? while within the last hour before the deadline expired in the peace could inform the very present ru, ru, flynn, that he had the support that he could form a coalition government. and we'll be seeing this coalition. government is one of the largest abroad is coalition governments that this country has seen as parties from across the political spectrum, from the far right. the hotline, right to the left thing. parties like a smaller parties like merits. and of course, the central parties from yes, a teen. there's also this is a real 1st the support of the, our rom party. it's the 1st time that there's a formal agreement to join a government here. now the next steps will be, of course, in this power sharing government, really few for natalie bennett, being the prime, it becoming prime minister. and then he will be after 2 years, peter will take over as prime minister, but the next step would be then that this governm

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