the israeli parliament giving any member of the knesset he can get enough recommendations the prospect of forming a government but and that is the that the course of action that does appear likely given the signals coming from the president's office but that's only a 21 day period if these 2 men they still would have a chance to form an emergency national unity government during that period if they don't then it automatically goes to a 4th election one thing that benny gantz does have in his back pocket is the leadership of the knesset as speaker of the parliament and he has with his previous allies in the opposition threatened you know with legislation which would prevent him from forming a government because of his corruption charges that the case due to start in may will that be enough of a lever to use against netanyahu to try and stave off those 4th elections which do look relatively positive from the position at the moment we wait to see we're doing herefore set with the latest from westerville slim thank you. and there's lots more still to come in listenings hour including calls

intelligence agency now that went all the way to the high court on sunday they ruled that it's now up to the knesset the country's parliament by thursday to decide whether this should be allowed to continue you know there will probably be similar cases across the world as this pandemic continues well soccer reporting tonight thank you for your watching the w. news live from berlin i'll be back at the top of the hour with more warnings followed by the day i hope to see you then. combating the corona pandemic. where does research stand. what are scientists learning. background information and news. our corona update. from the covert 19 special next on d w hey listen. that's one video game music sounded on 30 years ago. today's tragic.

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belvedere palace just one of the many treasures that comprise the classic entry on knesset goes world heritage list. it's almost impossible to get lost in via all you have to do is follow the enticing smell of grilled sausages and you'll end up at the market square. or defined by a hearty snack it's time to check out the buildings here on the square like the historic town hall. and the cut up oust named after the family a famous painter's father and son in their studio here in $1552.00. here's the gas tell some shots and bear them are black bear in and right next door the elephant by a must most famous hotel. hotel elephant is a true classic for over 300 years it's been the go to spot for visiting celebrities leo tolstoy manhunts christiane and to only mean a few a lot of history under one roof but just like the city itself the elephant moves with a touch. after undergoing major renovations hotel elephant looks modern and elegant once again it . is. in. neither the standard rooms nor the suites look their age though this hotel boasts 3 centuries of history . the 1st documented referen

and israel and they get the green light in most and they get the green light from the knesset sometime in early july it could be that that things start moving pretty swiftly. that's the view from west jerusalem with her forces there let's thank you ms continue this though with brian joins us by skype from ramallah in the occupied west bank and i guess palestinians there must be bracing for impact given what harris said about potentially what july things picking up. and they know that they have been issue of annexation has been used a lot in the campaigns of most contenders now that they are themselves in one unity government one was talking about working that move out with the international community one that said you know with advocated for an immediate annexation so felt finian's have been warning the world really that israelis are going forward with this move which is considered illegal under international law we've spoken to the p.l.o. as member of the executive committee and then ostrov who says that the this announcement by secretary pump aoe not only encourages israel to continu

israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, and his main rival, the knesset speaker, benny gantz, sayment of national unity to deal with the pandemic. mr netanyahu will be prime ministerfor the first 18 months. mr gantz would then take overfor the remainder of a 3—year term. virgin australia has confirmed that it's gone into voluntary administration. the airline is one of the first major corporate casualties of the covid—19 pandemic. the company said revenue dried up after it was forced to cancel nearly all flights due to the global health crisis. more than 10,000 jobs could be at risk. saudi arabia has extended the suspension of public prayers at islam's two holiest sites during the fasting month of ramadan to limit the spread of the coronavirus. a shortened version of late evening prayers will be held without worshippers at the grand mosque in mecca and the prophet's mosque in medina. the president of madagascar, andry rajoelina, has officially launched a locally produced herbal tea, which he claims is both a prevention and a cure for the coronavirus. this is despite the fact that h

were the correct ones joining us now is dr your on the last season a former member of the israeli knesset he's good enough to join us now here on the air do you feel like the government has dealt with this correctly there in israel doctor. i created the all over the world. thing has become monstrous. and i think the drama in. the media. shut down. there produces a lot of far harm and there really benefits. well how would you suggest then that governments control the spread of this virus which is much more communicable than the common flu. well. you can look to we didn't. but this is the example i would prefer and. all of the numbers i can tell you that the virus of course. also the viral nature right but with the older magnitude all the calm on the loo and you never make any fuss. when you have those big epidemics with half a 1000000 people worldwide ed after a 1000000 people dead look at the numbers of the w.h.o. proces and the flu right present we have like 45000 people dead so it is not as lead. the. i'm hearing her expert try to tell us based on roe. let me just let me just push back

coronavirus the country's economy has been crippled as businesses have been forced to shut down in the knesset to stop the spread of the pandemic the us has the highest number of infections in the world and more than 15000 deaths so far john hendren has more from chicago the president came out shane.

israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, and his main rival — the knesset speaker, benny gantz —h the pandemic. mr netanyahu will be prime ministerfor the first 18 months. mr gantz would then take overfor the remainder of a three—year term. the british billionaire, richard branson, says he is willing to use his private caribbean island as collateral in order to raise money to help save some of his businesses. he said any money lent by the british government to his virgin atlantic airline would be paid back on commercial terms. saudi arabia has extended the suspension of public prayers at islam's two holiest sites during the fasting month of ramadan to limit the spread of the coronavirus. a shortened version of late—evening prayers will be held without worshippers at the grand mosque in mecca and the prophet's mosque in medina. the president of madagascar has officially launched a locally—produced herbal tea which he claims is both a prevention and a cure for the coronavirus. this is despite the fact that health experts say there is as yet no known cure or vaccine. the president c

from july the 1st benjamin netanyahu can bring up both the cabinet and to the israeli parliament the knesset and so that combined with the fact that there is this signal from the united states from this very senior u.s. government figure in my palm peo does suggest that things are moving in that direction there is supposed to be still this mapping plan a joint team of u.s. and israeli officials delineating exactly which parts under the plan that was announced in january could be annexed by israel but it seems pretty clear that as far as mike compos concerned the ultimate decision will be up to israel police in india are being accused of targeting muslims during investigations into violence earlier this year dozens of people have been arrested over the protest against the country's controversial new citizenship law let's purana reports from new delhi. calling her side a to protect her identity she lives in northeast delhi and hasn't heard from her brother in 10 days she's afraid for both a 50 side it says that on april 10th police came to the helmet asked her brother to go to the police stati

some of the day's other news: israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, and his main rival, the knesset government of national unity to deal with the pandemic. mr netanyahu will be prime minister for the first 18 months. mr gantz will then take overfor the remainder of a three—year term. virgin australia has announced it has gone into voluntary administration. it's one of the first major corporate casualties of the pandemic. the company said revenue dried up and it was forced to nearly council of lights. more than 10,000 jobs may be at risk. the president of madagascar, andry rajoelina, has officially launched a locally—produced herbal tea which he claims is both a prevention and a cure for coronavirus. this, despite the fact that health experts say there is as yet no known cure or vaccine. mr rajoelina claims it's proven to be effective and has cured, he says, two patients in the country. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: how dangerous are conspiracy theories about coronavirus, where it comes and how it spreads? the stars and stripes at half—mast outside columbine high. the scho

intelligence agency now that's issue went to the high court in israel on sunday they decided it's up to the knesset the parliament and that they by thursday have to decide if this will be allowed to continue on. by here. now britain has held a minute's silence to pay tribute to fallen by workers who died after contracting company $19.00. the government has announced that it will compensated founders of health workers and social caste staff who died fighting the outbreak with timers of almost $70000.00 euros critics of the government's pandemic response say the disease is highlighted a crisis in the u. case national health system. and norms he found that protects him from coronavirus dr assays munaf almost feels guilty every time on. he's an emergency doctor so he doesn't have access to past not protective equipment or people. that supplies across the u.k. are very limited there simply aren't enough gowns for every doctor want to go to get treated to. a conscious user to use the cardboard box of supplies getting less and less and so that's every type of course they are enough to merit you know we ar

you know who has the capacity to put it's the cabinet and to put it to the parliament the israeli knesset the secretary general of the palace it palestine liberation organization inside erekat has said that any government a coalition that is based on this move towards an extension is one which will only bring greater threat greater instability to the security of the middle east. harry may still be early days for this but what reaction do you think we're going to see from benny gantz support his ill maybe might have voted him for him specifically because he wasn't benjamin netanyahu well that was a 2nd surely the very nature of his sale to the israeli electorate over the course of this relatively short political career he was the man it was in his own narrative an upright stable old fashion israeli politician someone very different from all the showmanship of netanyahu who was going to rid the country of someone that he said was corrupt and who had poisoned israeli democracy and yet last month he reversed that position he said should reasons of patriotism and statesmanship to try to tackle

issue has gone all the way to the country's high court they ruled on sunday that it's now up to the knesset the parliament should decide by thursday if this should be allowed to go on all right get out he's also a soccer reporting for us thank you very much you're watching the news still to come teaching cairo's young people about the current years how an egyptian engineering student has turned to mind to get the message across. but 1st it is the 2nd day of the petersburg climate dialogue germany's initiative to discuss ways of combating climate change did a cover of 19 the dialogue is taking place online but the pandemic is shaping discussions in other ways as well with many companies and even industries holding out for help there are growing calls on the government to attach climate friendly strings to aid for businesses. the world's largest comic is gradually resuming production at its european facilities the coronavirus pandemic has cost billions and executives aren't optimistic about the future. there's no jury here it's nice to hear concerned that a car is not foremost on the minds of

intelligence agency now that went all the way to the high court on sunday they ruled that it's now up to the knesset the country's parliament by thursday to decide whether this should be allowed to continue you know there will probably be similar cases across the world as this pandemic continues well soccer reporting tonight thank you. spain has started loosening its walk down on children allowing them to leave their homes for the 1st time in 6 weeks and the move followed a heated public debate about spain's strict curfew and it came amid warnings from experts over the psychological impact of keeping children in the worse in w.'s young village olds went to meet one family as they finally left but walked out. and how they have waited for 43 days for this exact moment they're finally allowed to leave their apartment again accompanied by their mother of course they say it's a great feeling but a little unusual too. you see a lot of kids hardly any adults on the street. and there aren't any cars the constraints imposed on children where some of the strictest in europe they were not allowed outside not e

clients or at this point involves extending like what we have right now is definitely spending and knesset in stimulus we most need to resort to or towards a global can as it is and that raises global demand among that 80 percent we need to move towards systems where states once again regulate the market regulate what corporations and financial institutions can do we need to rebuild public sectors especially public and also educational sectors and social welfare systems we need to tax the rich and have progressive taxation rather than repressive taxation we need to have capital controls on financial speculation across borders we need grow our policies we need in the united states and we've been calling a green new jail all of that is what we need and it's even within global capitalism that's not moving beyond. well and professor norman some that we also have to leave it there because our time is up but i'm really grateful to you for sharing your insights with us today thank you thank you so much for having me on. thank you for watching and hope to syria and next week on the world of pride

suggests that there will be a decision that that's put to the cabinet and or the israeli parliament the knesset from july the 1st onward so that's the kind of time sco we're looking at as for how pompei as comments play into all of this it doesn't necessarily mean anything huge has changed as far as united states is concerned of course this all stems from the trump peace plan which was unveiled earlier this year and after which netanyahu talked very bullishly about an extension it is a signal of support but there is still this this mapping process going on where they're trying to delineate between u.s. and israeli officials exactly where israeli sovereignty will be applied that was seen as perhaps slowing down netanyahu has ambitions to some extent but not in any way designed to frustrate them in essence we always knew essentially from the imprimatur given by the trump plan that this was all in the works as long as netanyahu remained in power and now that he has this deal in which he has full or far at sea to go ahead if he so wishes to now that looks like it's going to happen that's the view f

from july the 1st benjamin netanyahu can bring up both the cabinet and to the israeli parliament the knesset and so that combined with the fact that there is the signal from the united states from this very senior u.s. government figure in my palm peo does suggest that things are moving in that direction there is supposed to be still this mapping plan a joint team of u.s. and israeli officials delineating exactly which parts under the plan that was announced in january could be annexed by israel but it seems pretty clear that as far as my compos concerned the ultimate decision will be up to israel. still ahead on out as there. are to communities and canada as isolated northup for ways to protect themselves from the qur'anic. hello there they're all. developing across southern regions of the united states but the same time the systems have also worked their way up into the northeast and we have seen some pretty strong gusty winds up into maryland this is the state of play with the trees coming down on the train tracks so that certainly was a bit of a clear up operation the winds have been pre

from july the 1st benjamin netanyahu can bring about the cabinet and to the israeli parliament the knesset and so that combined with the fact that there is the signal from the united states from this very senior u.s. government figure in my palm peo does suggest that things are moving in that direction there is supposed to be still this mapping plan a joint team of u.s. and israeli officials delineating exactly which parts under the plan that was announced in january could be annexed by israel but it seems pretty clear that as far as my compos concerned the ultimate decision will be up to israel all right let's cross over thank harry we're going to join now on the day brian joins us from ramallah in the occupied west bank and the debt i imagine this is only going to further cement the palestinians suspicion of the u.s. not really playing that role as an honest broker or they've been saying that the average things that ministration announced plans to move its embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem palestinians have been saying that the u.s. lost its. its credibility as an honest broker for the

from july the 1st benjamin netanyahu can bring up both the cabinet and to the israeli parliament the knesset and so that combined with the fact that there is this signal from the united states from this very senior u.s. government figure in my palm peo does suggest that things are moving in that direction there is supposed to be still this mapping plan the a joint team of u.s. and israeli officials delineating exactly which parts under the plan that was announced in january could be annexed by israel but it seems pretty clear that as far as my compos concerned the ultimate decision will be up to israel and let's put those comments to our white house correspondent kelly halkett so how are we to interpret mike pompei as comments on the annexation is ultimately up to israel. well there's been no official reaction from the white house just from the top administration as you point out from the u.s. secretary of state but certainly this is interesting in the context of that middle east plan that was released the long awaited plan back in january by this white house of course very lopsided in terms

well it's up to has he lent the foreign ministry a date by the knesset at one ministry. in the 2nd episode of the series. the story of the muslim revival. in the face of the crusades. july turned 99. the armies of the 1st crusade have captured the holy city of jerusalem from. canon to malta i think the. better will be the missouri young then you. are telling us. to show that she menaced she and as it. was put in my heart that a lot of me. and then i. will behold me there. and then the mastermind of a land. where. norman is said ian money the elder man i. love. when the armies of the 1st crusade finally break into jerusalem in july 10th 99 they release the pent up tensions of 3 years on the march having finally achieved their spiritual goal so really it's a situation where the crusaders wish to purify the city. take you back for themselves and those defenders the survivors of aids or even knights of the city. a mosque in jerusalem is a slams 3rd holiest site after the 2 holy mosques of mecca and medina. but now it was in the hands of the invading crusaders. that might com

netanyahu from july the 1st can put a plan to annex both to the cabinet and more important to the israeli knesset where he is very likely to get the votes he needs so from july the 1st that looks like the date that things could really start moving on. all right let's thank our a force of the western continue this though with new brahim she joins us from ramallah in the occupied west bank and i imagine a very different perspective no doubt from the palestinians on how they are interpret seeing and seeing this statement from the u.s. secretary of state they've been saying for a while sami that this american administration is not standing by the palestinians of the country they've been not even standing by at the international law when it comes to these issues there palestinian president has spoken about this a couple of days ago he talked about the fact that he's talking to the international countries that's trying to really find debris where palestinians can push for their agenda on the international community mostly everyone has been really busy with that issue of the coronavirus but they're tryi

israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, and his main rival, the knesset speaker, benny gantz, sayndemic. mr netanyahu will be prime minister for the first eighteen months. mr gantz would then take overfor the remainder of a three—year term. saudi arabia has extended the suspension of public prayers at islam's two holiest sites during the fasting month of ramadan to limit the spread of the coronavirus. a shortened version of late—evening prayers will be held without worshippers at the grand mosque in mecca and the prophet's mosque in medina. virgin australia has confirmed that it's gone into voluntary administration. the airline is one of the first major corporate casualties of the covid—19 pandemic. the company said revenue dried up after it was forced to cancel nearly all flights due to the global health crisis. more than 10,000 jobs could be at risk. facebook has banned event listings that violate official social distancing policies. on monday, the social media giant removed posts advertising protests in the us states of california, newjersey, and nebraska calling for an end to

gantz dropped his refusal to work with netanyahu in the knesset.eleaguered indian tycoon is a step older to being returned to his homeland after a appeal for extradition from the u.k. the court upheld a ruling that would return him to bombay for money laundering charges. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am karina mitchell. this is bloomberg. haslinda: thank you. let's take a look at where the markets are. asia down across the board. kim jong-un may be in great condition after undergoing a cardiovascular surgery. the white house saying no comment. we will keep you posted. yuan also on the weakening side. we have futures at 167. rishaad: let's get more market analysis. thank you for joining us. this pandemic is causing all kinds of unintended consequences. absolutely. we thought we had a reprieve. then that happen to the oil markets overnight. obviously we are getting some very weak oil numbers coming through. what the oil market is doing is

from july the 1st benjamin netanyahu can bring it both the cabinet and to the israeli parliament the knesset and so that combined with the fact that there is the signal from the united states from this very senior u.s. government figure in my palm peo does suggest that things are moving in that direction there is supposed to be still this mapping plan a joint team of u.s. and israeli officials delineating exactly which parts under the plan that was announced in january could be annexed by israel but it seems pretty clear that as far as my compos concerned the ultimate decision will be up to israel. a disaster has been declared in yemen southern port city of aden after it was hit by flash flooding at least 14 people including children were killed when heavy rain in on dated streets and homes the united nations says dozens more have been injured yemen's prime minister is asking for foreign help and aid organizations say the country's infrastructure has all but collapsed after years of conflict. as from the international committee of the red cross in yemen she says the floods are adding to the

deal which is going around in the israeli media will be able to put to the cabinet and or to the knesset the israeli parliament the annexation deal that israel has made the united states and axing significant parts of the occupied west bank accounts appears to have given up on his insistence on a veto over that and netanyahu will retain a veto over senior judicial appointments one of dances former allies in the opposition said that was giving the criminal the opportunity to choose his own judges another opposition lawmaker of the joint list coniston israeli iman or day is saying that dance has essentially given in to a racist and to a corrupt politician and to annexation problem even if i saw try a force of that. still ahead on al-jazeera. brazil's president joins a rally against isolation measures put in place by state governors. china heads back over criticism of its handling of the covert 19 pandemic. back to our top story now the fallout of the coronavirus pandemic has pressure mounts on the u.s. economy house republicans are blaming their democratic rivals for holding up a multi-bil