right wing annexationists settlers who are going to take a significant number of seats in the israeli knesset become a major player in the formation of a new government coalition and not only deny the existence of a palestinian state. the right of palestinians to self-determination in the west bank and gaza but also openly call for the enix ation of palestinian territory in the west bank a step that even the current israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has not called for in the money yeah and you mentioned. you know. i was surprised to see that they were also a vocal supporter of settlements i mean here we're talking about the second largest party i mean it just seems like you like you said there's really no opposition to that line when it comes to no absolutely not and you know it's gotten so far right so colonialist in israeli politics today that people look at kadima some sort of refreshing change from the norm the reality is that even in two thousand and eight at the peak of the sort of you know annapolis process the kadima government led at the time by a person who is now considered

ethiopian neighborhoods and even these nationalists are even supported by some members of the israeli knesset at one nationalist rally the knesset minister. described illegal immigrants as a quote cancer to the country but these instances of racism have long plagued israel back in one thousand nine hundred six thousands of ethiopian jews clashed with riot police over the news that blood they donated was secretly dumped out because of fear that was contaminated with aids but perhaps more disturbing than all of this is that the ethiopian jewish population has been struggling with a staggering fifty percent decline in their birth rate over the last decade and this week we've finally been able to confirm why according to israel news source or reds the government has been injecting ethiopian jewish immigrants with depor of vera hormonal contraceptives and they've been doing it without their consent or knowledge one investigative journalist who interviewed thirty five of the opium immigrants found that they were intimidated and threatened that taking the shots which they were told were merely inocu

we have the deputy speaker of the israeli knesset and a member of the likud party. let's just explain, first of all, because there is a parliamentary system in israel, people won't necessarily go to the polls to vote for a prime minister, right? they are voting for a party. there are a lot of parties to choose from. >> in israel, you vote for a party, know a candidate. i believe that prime minister netanyahu will be the next prime minister and he will form the next coalition. but he will have to pay to the small parties. we are worried because we know we are winning the election. many people are voting for the small parties. so that would mean we valid to pay a lot of small parties to get the coalition and it will make a lot of challenges itch the prime minister gave a couple of interviews today in which he warned people about that. if you like me for prime minister, you are going to have to vote for my party. you can't assume by voting for the smaller parties that they will join a coalition with me and we can rule together. it seems to be -- it seems that the prime

chuck hagel could find himself in a very good place in the knesset and even in the israeli cabinet. >> thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >> the number of people out of work in the member countries of the euro zone hit a record high in november according to figures released under an hour ago. nearly 12% of 330 million people in 17 countries were unemployed. that means 19 million people are jobless. 2 million people at the same tired year ago. the european economy has been struggling with huge debts in the aftermath of the global banking crisis. rebels in northern myanmar say the army is continuing its air and ground assault against them. we have obtained these pictures of the fighting. the military reportedly attacked hilltop positions belonging to the independence army on monday. the only ethnic minority group that has not reached a truce with the government. the chinese government is reportedly looking to stop using controversial labor camps that critics say violate fundamental rights. the system has been used for years to silence political opponents. it allows chinese authorities

well the election campaign in israel is drawing to an end if israelis were to cast their votes today this is what the knesset would look like probably that's according to polls if we first look at netanyahu his party of the coup party which is the front runner there projected to get about thirty four seats seventeen seats have been predicted for the labor party that's the far and the far right jewish home run by israel's rising political star and netanyahu his former ally enough tiredly bennett he's surged into third place and he's likely to spend thirteen seats in the parliament that's about as opposed to a former three seats that he had so they are expecting to gain of course this could all change by tuesday r.t. will be closely following this election on the twenty second of january giving you in-depth coverage. how will change with to run develop we'll settle it expands just isolate can there be peace with gaza what's next in relations with america will netanyahu survive his snuff election on january twenty second. israel decides on arts or. it's nineteen minutes past the hour still to come in the progra

well the election campaign in israel is drawing to him and if the israelis were to cast their votes today this is what the knesset would look like according to polls of course we're going to show you the favorites the front runners that know whose party the coup party with thirty four seats predicted and then if we take a look at the labor party which is coming up here and read seventeen seats predicted for them and then the far right jewish home party which we just heard about from paul that you see them here thirteen seats and that's ten more than they got previously of course due to some of that far right rhetoric that we're hearing from netanyahu former allies there are two will be closely following the election on the twenty second of january that's this tuesday giving you in-depth coverage. how will change with children develop will settle to expand just isolate can there be peace with gaza what's next in relations with america will not in yahoo survive his snap election on january twenty second. israel decides on arts. still to come in the program lucky to be alive a man survives falling out of a moving tr

the largest number of seats but still they will whip just over a quarter of the seats in the knesset, the israeliliament. which means they will have to form, netanyahu, even if he does win will have to form a coalition. looks as if at the moment if the coalition building will be very difficult and he will have to rely on several smaller parties to gain a majority in the parliament. this will not really guaranty a very strong and solid government in the years to come. you know i was watching the inauguration yesterday and following your elections very closely and regardless of whether you voted for or against, or didn't vote for president obama, you now have an administration for four years. you know exactly when your next elections are going to be. this is not the case in israel. and we may actually find ourselves having another election in a year or two because this government does not look as if it is going to be very solid. that reflects also on your questions regarding iran. you need a very strong unity government in order to take a bold decision such as striking iran. and therefore, i, i'm n

well the election campaign in israel is drawing to an end but if israelis were to cast their votes today let's take a look at how the knesset could possibly turnout we're just going to show you the favorites here the top three men you know who is part of the front runners in the party predicted to get some thirty four seats as you can see in blue and red the labor party predicted to get seventeen seats now the far right jewish home run by israel's rising political star and netanyahu is former ally we just heard about him from paula expected to get thirteen seats you can see here in green that's ten more than they had in the last elections while the remaining slots will of course go to other minor parties r.t. will closely follow this election the twenty second of january this tuesday giving you in-depth coverage. how will tension with to run develop will settle to explode just isolate john there be peace with god. what's next in relations with america religion you know who survived his snuff election on january twenty second . israel saw it's one or two. it's coming up to nineteen minutes past the hour still to come here on

well the election campaign in israel is drawing to when israelis were to cast their votes today let's take a look at how perhaps the knesset would look like we're showing the favorites here not the entire projections let's look at the main party of course the party has predicted now according to the jerusalem post to get thirty four seats so still a majority but like we heard from paulo there a little less than the previous election seventeen seats or so are expected to go to the labor party which you can see in red there at the end and the far right the jewish home party run by israel's rising political star netanyahu is in fact a former ally not thought he bennett he has surged into third place he's likely to gain for his party now has only three seats and it's expected that he'll gain ten more seats of course our team will be closely following this election on january twenty second that's this tuesday for friday new with in-depth coverage to stay with us for that. how little attention was to run develop we'll settle to expound just isolate can there be peace with gaza what's next in relations with america we'll let you

well the election campaign in israel is drawing to an end if israelis were to cast their votes today let's take a look at what possibly the knesset would look like this is just according to polls the jerusalem post in fact took these polls let's look at the front runner of course which green which would be i should say netanyahu the coup party they would get according to this poll thirty four seats but like paula was just reporting they could have had much more seats seventeen seats are predicted for the labor party and the far right jewish home run by israel's rising political star who we just heard about and that's now whose former ally tuffy bennett has surged into third place as you can see and it's his party which is expected to get ten seats ten more seats i should say as opposed to their previous three seats again this is just according to polls we will continue to watch what's happening in israel and our team will be closely following the election on the twenty second of january giving you in-depth coverage. how will tensions with to run develop will settle the expansion isolate can there be peace with gaza what's next in

israeli ultra religious and possibility of a strike. on the nuclear facilities. he joined the party with the nationalist leader leeberman to quarter more 40 of the needed 61 knesset government. but it doesn't materialize when netanyahu was battered from the left and the right. former chief of staff came on strong. bennettbe is the darling of the settleers who live on the land in west bank that palestinians want for the future state. his inclusion in netanyahu government would virtually assure the continued deadlock in talks. the left winging movement of the future partner promised to push him hard for deal with palestinians and end to the handout for religiouss. at this point, tonight, netanyahu spoke in a victory speech, softer, doveish prime minister than the hawkish benjamin netanyahu we hear from. >> bret: a world full of problems. we look at the foreign policy agenda when the all-stars join me after the break. i'm phil mic. i've been fortunate to win on golf's biggest stages. but when joint pain and stiffness from psoriatic arthritis hit, even the smallest things became difficult. i finally understood what serious joint pain is like. i talked to my rheumatol

israeli prime minister netanyahu with a third term, but a very weak prime minister. it is not winner take all here. we will break down how it works here. their 120 members in the kines kines -- knessetd they break down how many votes each party gets. mr. netanyahu got 31 seats, you need 60-plus one, meaning 61 to form a government. mr. netanyahu in his usual groups of friends got many less than they were expected to. the exit polls put them at 61 seats, which makes you a very weak prime minister. now begins the horse trading, over the next coming week, we will see mr. netanyahu make a lot of tough choices. he promised the nationalistic party he won't make a peace deal with the palestinians, that loses the center left. does he promise the religious parties that he won't make members of the ultrareligious go to the military? that will hurt him with the center left who, want tax cuts and the help to the religious go down. when you have a narrow margin as a prime minister, historically, here, it means you are wake and not able to do anything significant in the knesset and we will be back to early elections, mr. netanyahu had had a very stable government. but like the united states, neil