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running is benjamin netanyahu and the centrist yair lapid.urnout was at its highest level in over 20 years. hanging over netanyahu have been corruption charges that have left former allies reluctant to serve under him. he hasn't been able to form a viable majority in any of the previous elections. many israelis appear to be weary of the deadlock but some has -- have said it eroded their faith in the political process. >> i don't think anything will change. it will be the same. >> i am doing my duty. i hope these elections will be the last ones for the next four years. tom: voters expressing frustration. pundits point to the fact that netanyahu's fortunes are somewhat tied to an ultranationalist politician, who has been convicted for his anti-arab rhetoric and promised to deport arab lawmakers. who is the man who some view as the kingmaker? let's find out. >> one vote for netanyahu and the full right-wing government so we can look after the soldiers and police officers. >> clear instructions that this extreme right wing politician who has beco

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explore for gas and oil offshore, and with elections only days away, israel's prime minister yair lapidled it a major political achievement. he says the deal announced a -- in beirut recognizing israel. lebanon describes it as an agreement that could potentially lift the country out of its economic crisis. our correspondent has this report from lebanon. correspondent: lines in the sea have been drawn. it is being described as a landmark agreement between countries technically in a state of war. lebanon and israel did not engage directly in the process. it involved years of negotiations mediated by the united states that gave countries guarantees if either challenges the agreement. >> a historic day showing what is possible under these circumstances to achieve an agreement that creates hope and economic opportunity and stability on both sides of the border. correspondent: there was no ceremony to mark the agreement. behind closed doors, the delegation signed separate documents, which were then given to the united nations. the deal is based on what is known as line 23. gas from a perspect

showing netanyahu's likud party on 31 seats, against yair lapid predicted 2a seats.ing in our middle east correspondent. let's bring in our middle east correspondent tom bateman. as says that the exit polls are a good start. how trustworthy of the exit polls in israel?— exit polls in israel? they tend to be broadly _ exit polls in israel? they tend to be broadly accurate _ exit polls in israel? they tend to be broadly accurate in _ exit polls in israel? they tend to be broadly accurate in terms - exit polls in israel? they tend to be broadly accurate in terms of i exit polls in israel? they tend to i be broadly accurate in terms of the trends, but what we are seeing from the exit poll is really a razor—thin majority that is being projected before benjamin netanyahu. we do have to be pretty careful because what happened in march last year when we had the election at that point pretty much exactly the same predictions of the exit polls that mr netanyahu's religious bloc would get around 61, 62 seats, very small majority. when the next morning, those projections has bee

bear it, but we can assume that whoever wins, in this election, yair, lapid or benjamin netanyahu, a serious and critical relationship states, israel and russia will not change because both professional policies defending israel's national interests, including national security issues, and like me erlapid. and benjamin netanyahu. it has been made clear many times. these are the problems of national security, israel requires the maintenance of partnership relations with russia, it must be said that yag had personal human relations and contacts with russian president vladimir putin and, probably, certainly building israel's international policy if he comes to power. he will rely on this baggage and on these opportunities. however, to predict now the outcome of not just parliamentary elections, but the future of israeli rule. and name the prime minister. today we cannot have all sorts of surprises, for example, last time in the last elections in the knesse, the likud party won 24 convocations, but could not gather a majority, could not assemble a coalition after it , yarlapid gathered a

i dared to openly help with this, neither under the government of naftolibene nor yayar lapid, i mustmphasize that israel stands on the side of the ukrainian people and on of the west, we maintain the policy of supporting ukraine through humanitarian aid israel will not supply ukraine with weapon systems due to operational considerations, but will provide a warning system for approaching missile or drone strikes in israel, we hoped that neutrality in the war with ukraine would help the country improve its security situation, because syria, which is friendly to the kremlin, is right next door iran and palestine, however, against the background of russia's active cooperation with iran, tel aviv is beginning to change its views , the bbc writes in its material, it is time for an important of choice - said volodymyr zelenskyy in an interview with an israeli tv channel, you need to choose whether you are on the side of ukraine or the russian federation, all my respect for israel, but you have to choose, you can not be mediators in this war, the russians do not need mediators, they want som

the current prime minister, yair lapid, says he's waiting for the votes to be counted.nt in israel, yolande knell, is following developments. after a high turnout, exit poll suggests that israel's former prime minister, benjamin netanyu, is in position to take the reins of power again. but no matter what happens, known as racist and extremists, were on the fringes of israeli politics, but this election has seen them transformed into key players. with his eyes on a cabinet post, itamar ben—gvir now tries to look like a conventional candidate. but this was him last month, inflaming tensions at palestinians during clashes. waking up a startled voter and telling him to cast his ballot. current pm yair lapid made his pitch on thejob, signing a maritime deal with lebanon, an enemy state. his party has urged caution until all of the votes are counted. but there is no caution here. what do you like about him? he is a man. he is a man, like american. in america, the terrorists, some terrorists, you do something not good, so in america, they will kill him. only the terrorists. th

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prime minister benjamin netanyahu ahead of the current prime and astir lapit -- current prime minister lapidonaro says he will respect the constitution but does not direct he could -- lost to his rival. stay with us after a short break i will be back to take you through the day. up to see you then. -- hope to see you then. ♪ ço >> this is live from paris. this is our top story. voting is drawn to a close in israel where people have been casting their ballots in the fifth election in the space of less than years. blas, -- we will ask will this break the political deadlock and paved the way for netanyahu to return to the forefront of voters minds? ♪

lapid made the announcement with the preliminary vote indicates that netanyahu has secured the majorityli parliament. final results are expected later today. >>> there is a striking new drop in support for u.s. aid to ukraine, and it's largely from republicans. a "wall street journal" poll found a big shift among gop voters. 48% of republicans now say the u.s. is doing too much. that's up from 6% in the previous survey. meantime, in ukraine, concerns over nukes is very real. "the new york times" reporting that kyiv is preparing 435 shelters in case of a new clear attack. russia just put out a bland statement reaffirming its policy on the use of nuclear weapons. but experts say it could be a sign that the kremlin is trying to tone down the heated rhetoric on nukes. matt bradley is in kyiv for us. matt, a statement from russia, the reality of the fear of a nuclear attack on the ground in ukraine, they're two very different things. what are you hearing there? >> reporter: i can tell you walking around here in kyiv and around in ukraine, most folks aren't that worried about a nuclear attack

one looks at the record of lapid, criminalizing palestinian ngos, renewing x traditional -- judicial assassinations. you see that is the permissive environment with a huge helping hand from benjamin netanyahu who bought the leaders of that party together in his home to make sure they ran on a joint block to maximizer support. >> we have seen the platform for the far right expand. what does this mean for arab israelis, further antagonize asian? -- antagonize asian -- antagoni ziation. >> the thing that fascinatingly, many as railings -- israelis are looking at, are wether the overtly quality driven nationalist party of the palestinian citizens, whether they crush -- cross the threshold. that may be the only thing denying benjamin netanyahu his authority. you sing airtime given to that party. he could be the most important figure. he is coming out and saying things to which most israeli jewish, will be hard to hear. were not going to join any government. they are all racist, they are all discriminating. that voice is going to be heard more. it's important but your point stance, which i

able to form a government, the main contenders for if this party wins, the current example of the lapidalso a likut party. the leader of the opposition, the former head of the cabinet, the leader of the winning party will have to form a government majority coalition, the israeli police. at the time of voting. the law enforcement officer was placed on high alert. this was the call of citizens who have the right to bear arms to have it with them on election day. as stated by the police. they can use it in emergency situations. today in russia enters all laureates changes in laws. this is how the autumn begins, the call for military service in the army was postponed for a month and for partial mobilization, which were occupied by the military registration and enlistment offices, also on november 1, the monthly allowance for the mobilized should be at least 195,000 rubles. several of its categories of pensioners will increase payments from november 1. the recalculation will affect workers in the coal industry and civil aviation. in addition, two russians who turned 80 in october will increa

current pm yair lapid made his pitch on thejob, signing a maritime deal with lebanon, are counted.here is no caution here. biden, do not worry, itamar is a very good guy. what do you like about him? in america, the terrorists, some terrorists, you do something not good, so in america, they will kill him. only the terrorists. the arabic, it is ok. weeks of coalition wrangling could now follow and there is always the chance the celebrations will be short—lived. yolande knell, bbc news, jerusalem. michael koplow is the chief policy officer at the israel policy forum. he says the early exit polls could be misleading. i think it is important to remember that the exit polls in the last two elections, and this is the fifth one in the cycle, had benjamin netanyu at 61 or 62 seats, and then as the votes were tallied, he did not make the 61 seat number he needs to form government. until all of the votes are counted and this will not happen until thursday or friday, i do not think we can crown benjamin netanyu quite yet. but there are some real results coming through that go along with the pr

israel's prime minister yair lapid said it was an attack that was different from what we have seen inondemned the shooting at a walmart supermarket in chesapeake, virginia on tuesday in which six people died. calling it another senseless attack, he said there would now be more tables with empty seats this thanksgiving holiday. four other people were wounded before the gunman turned his weapon on himself. police will not confirm staff reports that a manager at the store fired on co—workers. the uk's supreme court has ruled that the scottish government cannot hold an independence referendum without the consent of the uk government. scotland's first minister had wanted to hold a referendum next october, but the uk government has refused to allow it. the court ruled the power to call a referendum is reserved to the westminster government. another perhaps unexpected result and another protest against fifa's ban on the 0nelove armbands, starting with the results, and wednesday saw the opening fixtures in groups e and f. morocco and croatia played out a goalless draw. and canada missed a pen

coalition won 64 seats, while the centrist bloc led by the outgoing caretaker prime minister, yair lapid between anti—government demonstrators and security forces. three deaths were in the town of karaj, where thousands had dead while protesting. it marks a0 days since mahsa amini's killing, which has sparked widespread unrest across the country. the husband of the us house speaker, nancy pelosi, has been released from hospital after being attacked in their san francisco home last week. in a statement, mrs pelosi says he remains under doctors�* care as he continues to recover. a man has been charged with attempting to kidnap nancy pelosi and assaulting her husband. german chancellor 0laf scholz will arrive in china on friday for a one—day trip. he'll be the first g7 leader to visit since the start of the covid—i9 pandemic — and since president xijinping now to the war in ukraine, and western officials say russian troops could be preparing to withdraw from part of the city of kherson which they have held since the start of the war. ukraine has been talking up an offensive to capture the c

regard, just in case you would have things differently, if, for example, a victory was won, for sure, lapid ganstu may be next the elections would be held in exactly six months, because it is unlikely that these people would be able to create a stable and serious coalition, and it is precisely the system of parties that have now passed to the parliament, and not tanyakh, and his party will cure eh, can create a coalition and most likely, it is being created and it will be quite stable, despite the fact that it will be far-right and with all the consequences in international relations and the return of er to russia. i found incredible things. who was this minister? an ultra-nationalist, i don’t know, i don’t even ask, maybe i can show you this video. that’s how we just imagined how provocative it was, that is. she seems to be advertising a perfume called fascism and they say that it’s us . i don’t know who to me. it smells good. they wrote about it. even then, garden actually saw it. that is, this, this, this is amazing. it is written there in such letters that we cannot read, but oleksiy ca

israeli prime minister lapid called an emergency meeting of the security forces at the time of the transitionernment to another, israel was vulnerable to militant attacks. whose actions are becoming more and more daring, provocative and fierce sergey pashkov alexander ivanyuk anastasia demyanets lead jerusalem the verkhovna rada is included in the bill on the ban on the russian orthodox church in ukraine was announced by a member of the ukrainian parliament. irina friz, according to her, the main goal is to prevent a threat to the national security of the country and ensure order. but what if earlier the sbu announced the completion of the so-called counterintelligence activities in the premises of the canonical ukrainian orthodox church. apparently they were just a prelude to today's bill, the security service allegedly searched for saboteurs and weapons and, as reported, eventually found about the russian literature, and just over a week ago, the sbu opened a criminal case after singing about russia in one of the churches of the kiev-pechersk lavra. it seems that the kiev regime is doing ev

show that she is counting on 30 seats for the party of incumbent prime minister yair's main rival , lapidor 24 seats this parliamentary election. for the fifth time in the last 3 years. not that they are surrounded twice headed the government, in the late nineties you since 2009 and held the post for the longest time in the history of the country, but then. he was accused of fraud and breach of trust taken by the creature, and although he did not recognize him guilty, but in the twenty-first year of the post of prime minister still lost. in foreign policy, he has always adhered to pragmatic approaches opposed negotiations with the palestinians and increased political activity in the west bank of the jordan river. less than an hour ago, the dprk fired six more missiles about this state agency of the hub area, citing the south korean military. this is the second launch. during the day in the morning, 10 rockets of various classes took off flint one rocket fell in international waters near the border lines with the dprk and only 57 km from the city of sokcheon on the east coast of south kore

corruption, which he denies in the country, the excavation has deepened, the current prime minister yair lapidns a company using official working meetings, last year he united an ideologically diverse coalition that removed natayaga from office, but the leitmotif of these elections is the growth of the popularity of the far right where there is a flash point , the jewish suprematist and tamar are always present bengir for years he was a political regionalist now he is being talked about as a potential cabinet minister an alliance with him can give a veteran politician ab yamin a note who in this shot measures his support rating in paper cups the percentage of votes needed to return to power i plan to vote for the zionist religious party who will support my beliefs safety and my religion i hope we have good results every woman wants him to stay under who knows maybe he will be better but we have to give him a chance because they were there berries for 12 years and he did nothing so who do you think has a solution uncertain but i hope benjamin netanyagu do you think he will come back so so what

to pass to the parliament, among the main rivals are the party of the current prime minister yair lapid, the minister of defense beni hans and the former head of the government belyamina netanyaku everything in our country depends on the people, i can say that it is a great privilege to be able to vote, i call on all supporters of our party to go to the polls today, then we can end the day with a smile. i am convinced that these are not about which party will gather the most favorites this time, the main skill is to agree to unite and form a government despite various incitements, divisions, slander, and so on, so i urge everyone to go vote, to meet more at happy events and less at elections, forming a coalition has always been difficult for local parties, because israel is a complex multicultural society, religious jews, hasids , jews, zionists, secular israelis, israelis, arabs . later the air defense system, however, israel still did not dare to openly help with this, neither with the government's oil-loving government nor with yaira lappida. that israel stands on the side of the ukr

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about fraud and possible abuse of power, the prime minister's chair passed to natalia bennett and yair lapidrent head of the government. in fact, there are already preliminary results. it is obviously not the same berry that is ahead of its rivals by a small margin , which means that the composition of the knesset will be changed to contact us evgeny evgeny magda - executive director of the institute of world politics p evgeny , congratulations and glory to ukraine, glory to the heroes, good day, well, we are interested in the results of the elections in israel, not out of academic interest, we understand that israel is one of the key countries in the middle east, on the other hand israel is one of the flagships in the defense industry, but until recently israel was not too active in the so-called issue of supporting us and you, so how can the situation change because we understand that the biblical yagu is a certain friend putin no, i don't agree with you on that. if we keep mentioning all the time that it wasn't tenyaku who wore a portrait on a stick during the immortal regiment campaign a

coalition, led first by naftali bennett, a former ally of his who defected, and then more recently by yair lapid that coalition was the thing that bound it together the most was its desire to keep mr netanyahu out of office. now, ideologically, it wasjust simply unable to hold together, it suffered from defections back to mr netanyahu. they fell apart. but if mr netanyahu is back in office, we are going to see a return to his right—wing religious bloc brand of politics, and that is what he's talked about during this campaign. but that big difference will be, if there is that far—right party in government, they could be getting ministerial seats. some are speculating that a firebrand leader of one of the parties could become the minister of internal security, having control over institutions like the police in israel and having to make very, very crucial decisions over its use of security, over its use of the occupied palestinian territories. now, many fear that, and the incumbent coalition 00:07:21,009 --> 2147483051:40:25,218 have talked about this group 2147483051:40:25,218 --> 4294966103:13:2

coalition won 64 seats, while the centrist bloc led by the outgoing caretaker prime minister, yair lapids. four people are reported to have died in iran after clashes between anti— government demonstrators and security forces. three deaths were in the town of karaj, where thousands had walked along roads to reach the grave of a woman shot dead while protesting. it marks forty days since mahsa amini's killing which has sparked widespread unrest across the country. officials from the us embassy in moscow have met with jailed basketballer brittney griner for the first time in months. it was the first consular access to griner since early august, when she was found guilty of narcotics possession and smuggling. the white house press secretary said she was doing as well as can be expected under the circumstances. the husband of the us house speaker, nancy pelosi, has been released from hospital after being attacked in their san francisco home last week. in a statement, mrs pelosi says he remains under doctors�* care as he continues to recover. a man has been charged with attempting to kidnap n

which was announced by president volodymyr zelenskyi and the prime minister of israel last week, i and lapidut everything seems to have warmed up, everything seems to have gotten better 10 israel hit iranian drones on the territory of syria here is and here the story happened in new york in the organization of the united nations, there was a vote there, the vote was related to the nuclear disarmament of israel, it was supposed to be a voted resolution that specifically requires nuclear disarmament the disarmament of israel or the inventory of the nuclear inventory of israel and ukraine here voted to support such countries as russia and did not support in particular such countries as the united states of america and our partners and how did israel react to this let's start from here please yes i will with your permission to speak russian because i don’t have enough practice, you created to express your ideas in ukrainian, uh, dia in that eh, indeed, this information came to us, well, we uh, we knew about it two days ago, uh it is important to say that today in israel there are elections and t

israel's prime minister yair lapid said it was an attack that was "different from what we have seen ine shooting at a walmart supermarket in chesapeake, virginia on tuesday in which six people died. calling it another senseless attack, he said there would now be more tables with empty seats this thanksgiving holiday. four other people were wounded before the gunman turned his weapon on himself. police will not confirm staff reports that a manager at the store fired on co—workers. beijing says it is facing its most severe covid situation yet as the number of cases continues to soar. china reported more than 31 thousand domestic cases on wednesday according to the national health bureau. schools, shopping malls and parks are closed and restaurants and cafes are not allowing people to eat indoors. rescue teams in indonesia have pulled a five—year—old boy from rubble, three days after a powerful earthquake hit the country. the boy appeared conscious and calm despite his ordeal and emergency workers took him to a medical tent to be checked over. there were five people in the house when the

the current caretaker prime minister, yair lapid, has urged people to wait for the final results.ice the global average. the world meteorological 0rganisation says this means alpine glaciers are receding and greenland's ice sheet is melting, contributing to rising sea levels. its report says communities will continue to be hit by exceptional heat, wildfires and floods. it's more than 50 years now since the beatles called it quits — but they continue to fascinate. the remaining members of the fab four have just released a new version of their acclaimed album revolver. accompanying it has been a series of music videos — and the latest is a little work of art, as the bbc�*s tim allman explains. # when i wake up early in the morning # lift my head, i'm still yawning...# the mystery and the marvel of the beatles is the way they're rediscovered with every new generation. their music always seems to inspire — essentially art creating art. that was certainly true for em cooper, a film—maker and animator given the chance to turn one of their songs into a living painting. i've always been a

current pm yair lapid made his pitch on thejob, signing a maritime deal with lebanon, an enemy state.as urged caution until all of the votes are counted. but there is no caution here. biden, do not worry, itamar is a very good guy. what do you like about him? he is a man. he is a man, like american. in america, the terrorists, some terrorists, you do something not good, so in america, they will kill him. only the terrorists. the arabic, it is ok. weeks of coalition wrangling could now follow and there is always the chance the celebrations will be short lived. yolande knell, bbc news, jerusalem. joining us now is guy ziv, who is an expert on israeli politics and associate professor the american university's school of international service. hello to you. these are exit polls, we should say, but it looks like the right and far right having a strong showing, doesn't? it right having a strong showing, doesn't? ., , ~ ., ., doesn't? it does. apart one of the election — doesn't? it does. apart one of the election is _ doesn't? it does. apart one of the election is the _ doesn't? it does. apa

supporters of the current prime minister, yair lapid, are urging people to wait until all of the votesng israeli elections, because it takes time with so many small parties. tonight, at netanyahu party headquarters, people are celebrating.— headquarters, people are celebrating. headquarters, people are celebratina. . ~ , . the bbc has uncovered evidence which poses new qustions for the moroccan and spanish authorities about the fate of dozens of migrants trying to cross into territory in northern africa, which is part of the european union. the border separates morocco and the tiny spanish territory of melilla. on the 24th ofjune a large group of migrants were crushed at the barrio chino crossing. at least 24 migrants died but the death toll is believed to be higher with more than 70 people still missing. our special correspondent ed thomas's report from melilla contains scenes you may find distressing. for months, we've been searching for the truth about what happened here, barrio chino, the fortified border crossing on the spanish—moroccan border, where african migrants were beaten a

right—wing coalition won 64 seats while the centrist bloc led by the outgoing caretaker prime minister yair lapiddemonstrators and security forces. three deaths were in the town of karaj, where thousands had walked along roads to reach the grave of a woman shot dead while protesting. it marks 40 days since mahsa amini's killing, which has sparked widespread unrest across the country. the husband of the us house speaker nancy pelosi has been released from hospital after being attacked in their san francisco home last week. in a statement, mrs pelosi says he remains under doctors' care as he continues to recover. a man has been charged with attempting to kidnap nancy pelosi and assaulting her husband. they are stunning spectacles at some of the world's most beautiful locations but due to climate change, many glaciers are melting with large parts being lost every year. the un is warning that a third of all the glaciers in world heritage sites will vanish by 2050. it means glaciers in yosemite in the united states and in the french alps will disappear within 30 years. researchers used satellite data

ukraine, they support ukraine and zelensky himself, you know, there is no difference there, unlike lapidor bennett, he is such a vivid personification of israeli nationalism in such a global sense of the word, this is the right-wing government the government is for jews, and zelensky is the most influential jew in the world, as they say in israel, they elected him yes, well, this is real, this is reality, if we say this, i am influenced, why a jew, listen, let some non-jew beat you putin, after all, he is not a jew, so that there we didn't think about putin, it's that the war between russia and ukraine is not of great importance to us. but for the israelis, it matters. may is because you are essentially throwing people who are much closer to you and a country that absolutely calmly elects its president under any illusions. jews who can to appoint an ethnic jew there as the minister of defense, the prime minister of the law in the confrontation with a country that demonstrates cave-in anti-semitism, as russian leaders have already begun to do almost without hiding, and no one can afford t

veteran campaigner mr netanyu started election day waking up a startled voter current pm yair lapid maden thejob, signing a maritime deal with lebanon, an enemy state. his party has urged caution until all of the votes are counted. but there is no caution here. biden, do not worry, itamar is a very good guy. what do you like about him? he is a man. he is a man, like american. in america, some terrorists, you do something not good, in america, they will kill him. only the terrorists. the arabic it is ok. weeks of coalition wrangling could now follow and there is always the chance the celebrations will be shortlived. yolande knell, bbc news, jerusalem. we can now speak to michael koplow, who's the chief policy officer at the israel policy forum. thank you forjoining us. i should say that i see you have been tweeting caution about making assumptions from these exit poll is? i making assumptions from these exit poll is?— exit poll is? i think it is important _ exit poll is? i think it is important to _ exit poll is? i think it is| important to remember exit poll is? i think it is - important

the current pm, yair lapid, made his pitch on thejob, signing a maritime deal with lebanon, an enemyrry. itamir is a very good guy. what do you like about him? he's a man. he's a man, like american, an american. the terrorists, if some terrorists do something not good, in america, they're going to kill him. only the terrorists. it's ok. weeks of coalition wrangling could now follow. there's always the chance that celebrations will be short—lived. the two main contenders for prime minister have both been giving their response to the predictions. translation: we've achieved a huge level of trust _ from the people of israel, because it turns out again that the likud party is the largest party in israel by a significant and big margin, above all other parties. i've been in a few campaigns so i can tell you that we still need to wait for the real results, but one thing is already clear — our way, the way of the likud, has proved itself. translation: what's - happening tonight is going to stretch on for two days. until the last envelope is counted nothing is over, nothing is final, and we

and ukraine there they support ukraine and zelensky himself, you know, there is no one there, unlike lapidt, he is such a personification of israeli nationalism in such a global sense of the word, this is the right-wing government, it is a government for jews, and zelensky is the most influential jew in the world, as they say in israel, he was elected, yes, it is real this is reality, if we say this, listen , let some non-jew putin beat you. he is not jewish after all, well, so that we don't think about putin , the fact is that the war between russia and ukraine is of no great importance to us. but for the israelis, it matters it matters because you are basically throwing people who are much closer to you and a country that absolutely calmly elects a jew as its president, that can appoint an ethnic jew as the minister of defense, the prime minister of the law, in opposition to the country that demonstrates cave-like anti-semitism as the russian leaders have already begun to do this almost without hiding, and no one can afford to ignore this trend, the question is how he will get out of thi

this woman wants yair lapid to stay.de failed to cross the threshold, that means his chances have been significantly boosted. and with polls predicting another close finish israelis know there is the possibility of another deadlock and having to choose all over again. yolande knell, bbc news, jerusalem. we will update you on those results as we _ we will update you on those results as we get _ we will update you on those results as we get them. what�*s in a name? well, if that name is hirokazu tanaka, quite a lot! injapan, a new world record has been set for the most number of people with the same first and second name meeting up. nearly 200 hirokazu tanakas got together in tokyo, as the bbc�*s tim allman explains. let�*s put it this way. introductions should not be much of a problem. hirokazu tanaka, meet hirokazu tanaka and so on. dozens of them of all ages, gathered together in unique hirokazu ta na ka style. translation: the members came from as far afield as hokkaido in the north to okinawa the south. i feel as if w

. >> do you think that administration in israel headed by lapides had been effective in confronts iran no, i think that they give lip service to the opposition to the upcoming nuclear deal because the majority of public is against it. the way that you galvanize this opposition to go to the u.n., and draw a red line to u.s. congress, which i did, it was a very difficult decision to go to joint session of congress and oppose policies of a sitting president, where the u.s. is our ally was not an easy thing to do, i wrote about that in my book of memoirs, i said when you have a regime that is openly calling for the a a the a the -- an i'll be of the jewish state i ha had no choice. i did it in every forum, and every meeting with leaders. iran's nuclear weapons threaten us and they threaten you and the peace of the world, you do not want a fanatical islamist regime to be armed with nuclear weapons. >> the book is "bibi: my story," you can get it at bibimystory.com or at amazon.com. any major bookstore in united states what was your relationship and you write about these things in the book.

sounds like we are headed in the wrong directed with lapid and biden administration. >> yes, for a quarterury. prevalent wisdom only way israel would break out to have more peace agreements with arab countries by having an agreement with palestinians, it may sound logical it was not, it placed an impossible barrier, palestinians didn't want peace with israel, they wanted peace without isr israel. they vetoed go peace agreements after the two with ej egypt and jordan . you go around the palestinians, and you make peace with the br broader arab world than maybe palestinians of curb rejectism to israel, that is what we ended up doing it happened because of power of israel that we had been able to achieve through economic reforms of free markets, through military reforms, and through diplomatic prowess that combined the two. it is peace through strength. through the iron triangle of peace. economic, military, and diplomatic strength it paved way. mark: when we come back mr. prime minister, i want to pursue that iron triangle of strength, the book you can get it at bibimystory.com. and amazon.c

yair lapid has conceded defeat and instructed his staff to prepare for a transition of power.n football, determinist striker has been ruled out for the upcoming world cup by injury, in a blow to preparations. he suffered an ankle injury as his club confirmed their package to the champions league nicola strugeon wednesday. he has been in excellent form so far this season, scoring nine goals in all competitions. the greek capital athens contains history everywhere, and that comes with challenges. building in metro line to connect athens seaport straits airport means cutting through remnants of a civilization dating back thousands of years. is it possible to modernize will also protected and should heritage? here is how they went about it. reporter: a new trade station that feels like a museum with objects dating back over 2000 years found right here. construction workers dug athen'' new metro line and then took away the dirt to be inspected by archaeologists. it is not how most subways get built, but then, most subways don't go through the ruins of an ancient city. >> we saw all

that his party is counting on 31 seats in accusing the main rival of the current prime minister and lapid for more than 20 seats. these parliamentary elections. for the fifth time in the last 3 years. not that fucker has already headed the government twice in the late nineties and since 2009 and has held the post for the longest time in the history of the country, but then. he was accused of bribery, fraud and breach of trust, and although he did not admit his guilt, but in the twenty-first year. still, the post of prime minister lost his foreign policy. he has always taken a pragmatic approach and opposed negotiations with the palestinians for the articulation of settlement activity in the west bank the british authorities need to take drastic measures to keep foreign citizens from intending to move to the country, the government of the kingdom said. in recent months. there they faced a sharp influx of illegal immigrants. they cause enormous pressure on the national economy. she is already in crisis the scale of this problem was studied by alisa herzena in the summer , the authorities of

etty wants lapid to stay.il to cross the threshold, that means his chances have been significantly boosted. and with polls predicting another close finish, israelis know there's the possibility of another deadlock and having to choose all over again. yolande knell, bbc news, jerusalem. the ball that diego maradona used to score his �*hand of god�* goal against england at the 1986 world cup is soon going to be sold at auction — and it�*s thought it could fetch £3 million. our correspondent nesta mcgregor has been to wembley, where it�*s on display before it goes under the hammer. the centre of attention on display at wembley, the home of english football, 36 years after causing england�*s players and fans so much heartache. mexico city, 1986. world cup quarterfinal, england versus argentina. 0—0, until diego maradona decided to take matters into his own hands, punching the ball beyond the onrushing peter shilton. the ball seen crossing the line has been in the cupboard of the tunisian referee, until now. do you

already this morning with the polls open a few others, the prime minister yair lapid has cast its voteas prime minister for 12 years of course until last year when he was ousted by an ideological read diverse coalition which has been unable to survive. mr netanyahu on social media urged his own supporters to get out and vote because this is very likely to be yet another deadlocked election, the fifth in four years. the reason for thatis fifth in four years. the reason for that is israelis are deeply divided over mr netanyahu himself. he is a polarising force and in all these elections the two blocks, led by him and his opponents, have been unable to decisively get a government that can last any more than a year in this particular case. so we are back again but what is different about this election is that inside that right—wing and religious bloc headed by benjamin netanyahu we have seen a surge of support in the polls for an extremist far right alliance of parties. if they were to succeed in the sense that if mr netanyahu is able to just scrape a victory we would see the ultranational

current prime minister lapid spoke overnight encouraging his supporters to wait for the final resultsferent from the exit polls. >> until the last envelope is counted, nothing is over or close. we will wait patiently even if we don't have patience for the final data. >> and tonight new reaction from the palestinians who could see a significant shift in policy toward arabs in the west bank since netanyahu has criticized the outgoing government's attempts to work with the palestinian authority. >> this election is as we expected. the parties that are more right wing and more extreme are the ones winning in this election their parties eliminate any political potential that will lead to more aggression and crimes against the palestinians. >> iranian officials are weighing in tonight with islamic revolutionary guard corps commander saying a netanyahu victory will create new challenges for israel and the united states. bret? >> bret: trey yingst in jerusalem. trey, thank you. up next, white suburban women could be the difference in next week's midterms here. we will have a report and talk t

israeli prime minister has conceded defeat to benjamin netanyahu in this week's election lapid constructedre for an organized transition of power. in pakistan, protests sparked after imran khan was injured in a shooting attack. khan had been leading a protest convoy across the country, saying he was the victim of a conspiracy by the current prime minister and the united states and pope francis has started a four-day visit to bahrain. it's only the second time that the pope has traveled to the irani peninsula. the pope did speak out against the death penalty and discrimination today in a country that executes some criminals and has been accused of numerous human rights abuses. that's the very latest brian, back over to you. >> frank, thank you very much. >>> still ahead here on "the exchange," paypal, block, and coin bas ie,t's all in earnings exchange next with kate rooney cy verizon has the largest and fastest 5g network. but, they don't. they only cover select cities with 5g. and with coverage of over 96% of interstate highway miles, they've got us covered. if you have this... and you ge

netanyahu's supporters can get 67 out of 120 seats per month, the party of the current prime minister lapiderms of the number of parliamentary mandates. the truth has paid off , the counting of votes can still change, and the final results of yesterday's vote continue. the past parliamentary elections have not been summed up. at israel is already the fifth in the country in 2019. in britain, a new political scandal is accelerating, the reason was the arson of a center for migrants in the south-east of the country. this incident has attracted the attention of all britons the most urgent problems that the country is now facing in the area of ​​asylum migration in britain has recently reached record levels, and the authorities are no longer able to. to provide these people with the most acceptable living conditions, the scale of the problem was studied by lysogerson. back in the summer, the british authorities scared predicts 30,000 migrants. for 22 years, the plan was completed ahead of schedule. november had just begun, and already 40,000 people came ashore, the bandwidth of the lamanche. de