even weaker position than he was beforehand there's been a lot of speculation over whether this is netanya is on doing this is a question i've been asked before the answer generally has been no however there is a possibility at this point if unity government. is the way forward if this is what is decided if in fact our bigger lieberman's party becomes the king maker there is a non-zero chance that likud could decide to go as the head of the party in this because the blue and white party has said under no circumstances do we want to be in a unity government with likud we will absolutely not do that and all of this he knows rivals have been very clear about wanting to unseat so his throne book and a little shake here has been in the past but i wouldn't count him out necessarily mediately mine is rather thank you for your analysis course time now to tell you about some of the other stories making news around the world and spanish version is heading to the polls again the country's prime minister has announced fresh elections ofter it emerged that no woman could win enough support to form a go

know it was not just voting for iman order and the unit united our party but it to send a message to netanya o. that. we we can punish you you cannot only threaten us we can do it also so. the next challenge for guns will be to find the formula there in the long run will not hurt him because netanyahu in the last 10 years illegitimacy any cooperation with the arabs any photo op with an arab leader and this is something that guys will have to make to work very hard in order to defuse this and to educate israeli people that the arabs are partners for coalition and can be members of the israeli government mitchell looked like he wanted to jump and i just want to warn you we only have a couple of minutes left and let you do that but i also want to ask you are we looking at the potential for weeks of uncertainty and potential instability now. for sure we're looking at weeks but it's in everyone's best interest to try to wrap this up what i do want to say about the israeli arab community is we did actually did a poll for the konrad adenauer foundation and tel aviv university we found that the part

in netanya his proposal varies but everyone seems to agree it's designed to woo voters. this statement is stunning maybe he should have done it's 10 years ago but better now than not at all well done to him. to our country millions of arabs will bring guests through a brain called demographic disaster so. very very wrong decision to do it it's just another act of our prime minister to try and draw some voters from the far right the most frequently a week or a day before elections is giving most promises about any subject and i don't think he's a sincere about it just. trying to speak to his political base i think it was a campaign speech that was nice perfectly timed to be a week before the election itself and it doesn't impress me one way or another there are new developments in the cool case facing a prominent russian theater director best story on the off the back. of the tense situation in venezuela is still all over the news the problem in venezuela is not that socialism has been poorly implemented but that socialism has been great only implement from the inside ven

gantz be given the first chance to form ave ment over conservative incumbent prime minister benjamin netanya. the arab joint list, the third largest faction in the newlyel ted parliament, informed president reuven rivlin of their decision during meetings today. the leader of the group, lawmaker ayman odey said the 13 members decided to recommend gantz to prevent another term for netanyahu. the last time arab lawmakers commended a prime minister was in 1992 when two arab parties backed yitzhak rabin. h greek polie arrested a suspect in the 1985 hijacking of a t.w.a. flight froms that resulted in the death of an american naval service member. the arrest of the 65-year-old onpect was made on thursd the greek isnd of mykonos after authorities received a warrant from germany. the hijackers beatnd killed 23-year-old u.s. navy diver robert stethem. the other 146 passengers and crew members were releasedfter 17 days. in iowa today there was a significt shake up in the race for the democratic presidential nomination. for the first time, massachusetts senator elizabeth warren leads among liky voters i

so many israelis consider him or don't know israel without netanya i mean he's been there for 10 years and before that he served the other 3 years as prime minister so he is you know the longest serving prime minister as it were never were knows him to be a survivor. a seasoned politician if not slippery and so this you know support to fly on president prime minister would continued survive well that may be the case in the perception or in the minds of some of his constituency but and then to the day that math does not support him the only way i can see him survive come out. it is i may not survive politically survive politically he'll probably as i said will have to be 2nd in command in whatever next government comes in i think in terms of his own personal future i can see him walking out a deal whereby and recount for him stepping away from the ongoing negotiations between liquid and white that will party that he will get some sort of immunity from prosecution meaning while he may not serve as a next prime minister at least it would not go to prison to be frank with you i don't know

>> netanya, near the beach. >> anthony: near the beach. were together in hotel. >> anthony: how did that go down with the families? >> jakob: wonderful now. now, wonderful. >> anthony: now good. >> jakob: yes. very good. >> anthony: at the beginning not so much. >> jakob: started it yes, with the questions versus the answers, and start to understand that we love each other, and they can do nothing. so we continue. and they support us. >> yotam: this is your special fried eggs, sunny side up. >> anthony: farm eggs with peppers from your garden, tomato. that looks awesome, beyond words. it is incredibly beautiful here. i don't know why i didn't expect that. >> michal: you know, a lot of people come and say, it's like provence, it's like italy, and we say, no, it's in jaffa. >> yotam: you like okra? >> anthony: i do. roasted tomatoes, okra? >> yotam: onion and mint. and that's all it is. and what they do a lot here is just char the hell out of it. so it's like, it really is, it's really smoky just from being in the pan over very high heat. >>

and our correspondent harry force that was there at netanya his likud party headquarters and head of eve. all the german and you know is leaving the stage now having made a speech of defiance a speech way talks about negotiating towards a strong zionist government one which would not be made up he said of arabs he continues his very consistent and in some courses extremely troubling speech that he's been making for several days now about the french listed in a high arab turnout and involvements in policies really politicians in the future government of israel but what he didn't mention was the fact that according to the numbers so far he doesn't have the kind of mandate which would allow him to dictate terms any doubts leader of the food my party has made it clear that while he too is waiting for the final numbers he feels that israel has voted for a change here as soon as his body is to assume that they will be given the 1st opportunity to try to go see a coalition government neither side has things done to appear to have fully full proof mandate that you need at least 61 seats in t

whether he should be indicted for many people, they don't mat that that much one voter said today, with netanyahat i'm getting. it's a referendum on his tenure in power he's yuging donald trump as his running mate tum is everywhere, on billboards and videos whether the association with trump will be enough to pull him through tonight, let's wait and see. four hours of voting still to go we may know the result tonight much more likely in the days and weeks to come, hallie. >> bill neely in tel aviv, plenty to watch for over the next 24 hours. >>> let me bring in tamara coffman-wittis, also former deputy secretary of state. so, boy, there are various outcomes here, right if he wins, if he doesn't win. if he does, are things status quo, what are the immediate implications for the prospects of peace in the region >> it partly depends what kind of victory if he gets. if he squeaks one out and is very reliant on each individual vote in his right wing coalition, he'll owe these guys a lot. his priority, as your correspondent just mentioned, is trying to avoid indictment he's going to be asking his coa

have certainly quietened down a lot from where they were a couple of hours ago harry interesting in netanya a statement from his people that he simply talked about the number of airstrikes that were fired what's the symbolism in this what's the message from the israeli side that they are trying to deliver. well the message from the israeli side is that they were not going to. simply sit back and allow the promised hezbollah retaliatory strike which has been in the offing for about a week now if we take it take us back to the beginning of this latest round of hostilities what happened last weekend was that israel carried out an air strike on a target inside syria which it says was the source of in a rainy an attempt to launch explosive or suicide drones into israeli territory to hezbollah fighters were killed in that airstrike and early on sunday morning 2 drones came down in a hezbollah stronghold at least one of them laden with explosives the damage was fairly extensive to hezbollah interests in that part of south beirut and as far as hezbollah was concerned that was a breaching of the rul

you know it was not just voting for iman order and unity united our party but to send a message to netanya oh that. we we can punish you you cannot only threaten us we can do it also so. the next challenge for guns will be to find the formula there in the long run will not hurt him because netanyahu in the last 10 years illegitimacy any cooperation with the arabs any photo op with an arab leader and this is something that guys will have to make to work very hard in order to defuse this and to educate israeli people that the arabs are partners for coalition and can be members of the israeli government mitchell looked like he wanted to jump and i just want to warn you we only have a couple of minutes left and i know what you do that but i also want to ask you are we looking at the potential for weeks of uncertainty and potential instability now . for sure we're looking at weeks but it's in everyone's best interest to try to wrap this up what i do want to say about the israeli arab community is we did actually did a poll for the konrad adenauer foundation and tel aviv university we found that

know it was not just voting for iman order and the union united our party but to send a message to netanya oh that. we we can punish you you cannot only threaten us we can do it also so. the next challenge for guns will be to find the formula there in the long run will not hurt him because netanyahu in the last 10 years illegitimacy any cooperation with the arabs any photo op with a arab leader and this is something that guys will have to make to work very hard in order to defuse this and to educate the israeli people that the arabs are partners for coalition and can be members of the israeli government mitchell looked like he wanted to jump and i just want to warn you we only have a couple of minutes left and what you do that but i also want to ask you are we looking at the potential for weeks of uncertainty and potential instability now. for sure we're looking at weeks but it's in everyone's best interest to try and wrap this up what i do want to say about the israeli arab community is we did actually did a poll for the konrad adenauer foundation and tel aviv university we found that the