once again, daniel levy is president of the middle u. s. middle east projects and a former israeli negotiates, i get to have you, whether it's fast. let's take a look at this law because if it's not pastor and there will be another attempt heinz dam to get it through parliament. but if it's not past, how will it then affect the lives of israeli settlers in the west bank? well, let, let start with this laura. as you note, there is every likelihood that they will get this through or find another roundabout way of ensuring that the separate and unequal system of which this law is a crucial pillar. so the jewish israeli settlers live, according to one set of laws, palestinians under occupation, live according to another set of laws. that's what this is about. to ensure that that remains in place because otherwise, well, the occupation and the illegal settlements suddenly become something of a problem. gosh, these re settlers would, theoretically, this is not going to happen. i want to caution your viewers. would theoretically have to live under

he was daniel levy is the president of the us middle east project and the former is really negotiator. he says, the collapse of this parliament is not a surprise. and it's a real opportunity for former prime minister benjamin netanyahu to make a return to government. the parliament will vote to dissolve itself the date has been agreed. i believe for late october, there's the jewish holiday season, jewish new year data tournament in october. it will be at the end of october unless not, and yahoo can peel away enough members to form a majority of $61.00 in the current parliament. that seems very unlikely that the betting will be against that. so the likelihood is elections, not a yahoo looks pretty strong in those elections. he's in court defending himself. he kind of needs this to assist his court position. there are strong suggestions that he would try and change things so that the court case itself could not continue with his prime minister. again. he paused highest in the opinion polls consistently, his party poles highest. the question as ever with this rambunctious but very unusua

thank you very much for your analysis, said daniel levy, the president of the us middle east project. thank you. thank you. moving on now and thousands of striking workers have taken to the straits of brussels to protest against the rising cost of living. nationwide strike has effected public transport, including flight cancellations, and one of the main airports in the country steadfast reports from the belgian capital instead of going to their factories or offices, tens of thousands of belgian stake to the streets, unable to cope with dramatic price hikes. they hoped to send a strong message to their government. the bears, everything is getting more expensive. the fuel products in the shops of life is getting very hard. people can't accept this any longer. the nationwide strike force brussels airport to cancel all the parking flights of its security personnel joined to protest like in other european countries. inflation has reached more than 8 percent in belgium, the highest and nearly 40 years. rising energy prices due to the war in ukraine and the political fallout in europe have