settlement freezes and he believes netanyahu after internal party issues are settled to bring isaac herzog and the left into the government government. learlieberman explained it as an ideological move, but i will add that has been bad blood between lieberman and netanyahu for quite some time. >> what is the real problem between him and mr. net netanyahu. >> they ran together in the previous election and they formed a government together. from lieberman's point of view netanyahu--this has nothing to do with palestinians. these personal issues or anything that people who watch al jazeera would care about. it's personal things regarding loyalty and intrigue that has to do between the two of them. >> right so what does prime minister netanyahu due now? how big of a blow is this to him forming the government that he wants. >> right now he still has 61 members of the knessett majority. it would allow any one of the 61 to flex their muscles at any point an give netanyahu a lot of headaches. he has the majority. he can form the government already on wednesday. it won't be an easy government to go

binyamin netanyahu intended to after internal party issues are settled in the labour party, bring isaac herzog and the left. they explained it as an ideological mood. there has been a lot of bad blood between lieb schreiber and binyamin netanyahu for some time. >> israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu met a black soldiers attacked by police. binyamin netanyahu says racism will not be tolerated in israel. there was anti-protests seeing violence between police and ethiopians. 11 people have been killed. the protests in the capital began when the president's announced there was a third term. a peace term. 10 years ago they stated that the president can only serve two terms. fears of a war are forcing many from their homes. malcolm webb has more from northern burundi. >> reporter: this man says he's terrified by what is written in the letters. he said they've been pushed under the doors of people in the neighbourhood by members of the youth wing. it belongs to the ethnic tutsi minorities and the letters say tutsi me women, boys and girls will be killed if the president does not run for a third

under israeli law the president can assign the task of forel a government to another legislature, isaac herzog perhaps, the most likely candidate. coalition pact between them would ensure a much more broad government wouldn't it? that would be better as far as the palestinian cause is concerned. >> no, not at all. i mean, it's important to keep in mind while herzog i also not netanyahu, he's not voted in favor of ending settlement construction expansion. he supported the attack on the gaza strip. he continues to support the denial of palestinian rights. he supported demolition of palestinian homes so while he may look a little bit better and believes in negotiations with palestinians the outcome is very much the same. these are all leaders who believe in the denial of palestinian rights. for the international community certainly looks and sounds better but for palestinians on the ground, it's going to be the exact same. >> good to talk to you many thanks indeed. >> the earthquake in nepal is known to have killed more than 7,600 people and injured nearly 14.5000. the effects are felt around the

the opposition leader isaac herzog described it as a circus. binyamin netanyahu came into power after elections two months ago. he had a hard time putting together a coalition of his, a wafer thin coalition. he has one additional seat giving him a majority meaning he's beholden to his partners, described as the most right-wing government israel has seen in its history. in the background of that binyamin netanyahu has a number of serious challengers facing him as he tries to steer the government forward. relations between israel and washington are not good. peace talks with the palestinians are stalled, and many israelis are deeply upset about the rising cost of living in the country. binyamin netanyahu, who surprised everyone by winning a historic fourth term in power wanted to present himself as triumphant. seeing how the swearing in ceremony evolved, he is looking anything but >>> the united nations refugee agency began to register hundreds of bangladesh migrants arriving in indonesia. nearly 600, including hundreds of women and dozens of chi

foreign minister -- if he fails to form a government opposition leader isaac herzog will be given thedo so. a proposed french law beefing up the government's spying powers sailed through the lower house of parliament. this follows the "charlie hebdo" attacks in january. the bill will now go to the senate, which can suggest amendments, but not overturn the assemblies vote. mark: how have u.k. assets perform since the 2010 elections? stay tuned. ♪ mark: welcome back. how had u.k. assets perform since the 2010 election? my starting point is may 7 2010. that is the day after the general election. they're in mind it took five days to form the conservative and liberal dem coalition. the top chart has risen by 35%, possibly the most significant data over that period was the very 24th this year when the index pass the previous record of 6930.2 which has stood since 1999. comparing the ftse 100 other benchmark indices around the world can be a sobering experience. over the same time, the s&p 500 dropped -- jumped 88%. germany's dax, 88%. those gains are dwarfed by 158% increase for denmark's c

they would have turned to isaac herzog. >> conventional wisdom is that he will ramp up some activity you got on the ground? >> i think he'll have to give bennett, his key coalition ally something. that was talk about giving him power in the government, bennett will be a member of the security cabinet which matters to him. i think there will be some more settlement activity that if it's true that this is a short term fix, he has to leave the way open for the possibility that he'll reach out for a national unity coalition which would include per sogherzog. so he has to be careful because he may six months there now for survival reasons have to go the other direction. >> let's go back to another big issue facing our veterans. and this involves a bipartisan group of senators now working togethered a vow ed a voeadvocating for a wideview of the v.a. for its mismanagement of the claims backlog. dean heller and bob casey are with us. >> senator heller, we've been talking about the mismanagement at the v.a. for quite some time. how do we fix it? >> well, the good news is that therea bipartis