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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 is the likely main headline, as it was going into the election is whoever wins, the people who lose in terms of the policies of the government, will be the palestinians, whether they are inside israel in the occupied territories or continuing to live as refugees in exile. there's interesting dynamics pulling out, which i think wi -- playing out which i think will pull on be threads in the coming weeks. >> great to speak to u.s. always. -- speak to you as always. ♪ full sun naro, brazil -- bolsonaro, brazil's outgoing leader speaks publicly since his defeat on sunday. he did not appear to concede, but said he would follow the constitution. his left wing opp

now stephanie, when will netanyahu officially return to office? when it's funny, i was just discussing with our producer because victor orbit and the hungarian leader had congratulated netanyahu on twitter and benjamin netanyahu. tweeters popped up on my phone and saying, you know, thanking him and saying that he would lead israel in hungary good relation. so effectively, he's already acting like the prime minister, even though at the end of next week you will have a party representative is meeting with the israeli president, they'll be consultations and basically out the political process works here. and these ready president will then appoint summoned the person he believes best placed to form a government. so that could happen, you know, the week after next early on at. and of course we do believe that he will be summoning, he will be summoning benjamin netanyahu, and then benjamin netanyahu has around $28.00 days in the beginning to form a government. so those negotiations will be interesting as well because which ministry is going to go to wh

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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

so we had an anti—netanyahu coalition, led anti—neta nyahu coalition, led personal anti—netanyahu coalitionali bennett, a former allies of his who defected, and then more recently by yair lapid. the problem with that coalition was the thing about it together at the most was his desire together at the most was his desire to keep mr netanyahu out of office. now, ideologically, it wasjust emily 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 ring religious block brand of politics, and that is what he is talked about during this campaign, but that big difference will be if there is that far—right party in government post up they could be getting ministerial seats. some are speculative the 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. many fear that

so benjamin netanyahu has been encouraging this party as well. it has to be said in parliament last year he brought the help, bring them together safe, increase their share of the votes, and they will be more than almost certainly in government with benjamin netanyahu. that very changes the very nature of israel government is critic, spare that with them in power. when met now has back in power, he will with the support of jewish power, change the law and help stop or stole the corruption trials. benjamin netanyahu is currently facing, and many critics of him see his sole reason, trying to get it back into power is so that he can put these trials behind him, get rid of and get them out of the way. bernard smith in western student, thank you for more this. let's speak to daniel levy. he's the president of the us middle east project and the formats ready negotiator. he joins us live from london . welcome to the program. as we've been saying, 5 elections and 4 years. why does israel appear to keep getting it wrong? well, the, the general school of t

ah, no one in israel politics divides the country more than benjamin netanyahu. his supporters love him as much as his opponents loathe him. he's on the campaign trail trying to win back the job of prime minister that it held for a total of 15 years until last year. once again, it's about nathaniel for him against them. it's not only a personal issue, it's an issue that have to do with her characteristic off israeli democracy, more majority on democracy versus more populous. her momentary dorian and populist or more liberal democracy. and of course about her identity a right wing left wing, the political stalemate. this is the 5th election and for years is for many israelis tied to the start of when netanyahu was indicted, a breach of trust, fraud, and accepting bribes. he says the trials are a political witch hunt polls suggest netanyahu's party will be the single biggest in parliament, but just a seat or too short of a majority. he needs every vote pull up. so i asked you to got all your friends, all of your neighbors and all of your relatives, and tell them th

netanyahu has the victory.the big factors will be how some of the smaller parties have done. israel has a system where if you are a small party trying to enter parliament, we have to get at least four seats, herwise you get nothing. it is designed to keep out small parties, but if any of those cannot make the threshold, we could see that helping benjamin netanyahu. having said that, we have seen high turnout today. by 6:00 local time, we are edging for 60% of israeli voters have already turned out. that could make this the highest turnout in two decades. any idea that there wasoter fatigue has not played out. we are going to get alearer idea in and around 50 minutes time and see how well mr. netanyahu has done. >> it is interesting to see that it was thus far high turnout, but when it comes to the issues that led to the collapse of the government and its failure to change, the issues are still there. that has not changed. how there will potentially could this block be? >> that has not changed because mr. netany

table in a netanyahu government. netanyahu government.— get seats at the cabinets table in a netanyahu government. so what would a government — netanyahu government. so what would a government like _ netanyahu government. so what would a government like that _ netanyahu government. so what would a government like that led _ netanyahu government. so what would a government like that led by - a government like that led by benjamin netanyahu mean for the direction of israel, time?- direction of israel, time? well, if we wear to _ direction of israel, time? well, if we wear to see _ direction of israel, time? well, if we wear to see two _ direction of israel, time? well, if we wear to see two of _ direction of israel, time? well, if we wear to see two of the - direction of israel, time? well, if we wear to see two of the key . we wear to see two of the key figures who are the co—leaders of that alliance and the cabinets, i think you would see some clear demands for the kinds of policies that have been talked about in the

if they don't, then it's netanyahu that has a good chance of winning the poll. say it's still he still. busy won short, we got an exit poll jus, and about 45 minutes. as soon as the polls here close, they're normally very reliable. we're back with you to give you all the lexical and burnett, a potential victory for netanyahu, of course, opens the door for entre locks, coalition partners, and, and far right settlers. what of what kind of role if they've been playing in the selection it with wells far i sat there is particularly religious zionists, if they called they were really outsiders in the last election they were really irrelevant. but they've really managed to come up in the polls, and he's estimated that from 4 or 5 seats last time. they may get 14 or 15 this time around. that makes them the good biggest party and those potential king makers . one of the leaders at my bank via a conviction from 2007 for inciting religious hatred against arabs. he wants to be made minister of security if he gets into the cabinet. and benjamin netanyahu said he will conside

well, benjamin netanyahu, we say it a lot, but it's true, it's love him or hate him. he remains a divisive figure by deals to remain someone who a lot of people here will tell you, has the experience. he is a political bostrom. i love him or hate him. he knows how to operate. just if you look at his media campaign, you know, a 20195 elections ago at during the elections during the day there was a low voter turnout. he went to the beach in atanya and told bathers to stop sunbathing and get off the beach to vote. yesterday, during the day a lot of social media again playing. you see benjamin netanyahu entering the room of an 18 year old man saying, you know, get out of bed and go to vote. he went to the mall where he kept telling people you're shopping. you need to vote for us because you know, the left is bringing the country down. he is incredibly media savvy. he is incredibly politically savvy. he has created the situation that israel finds itself and now which is that you do have this presence, you know, potentially in government of an extreme right wing ideology, w

but it is also about netanyahu's allies. chief among those is itamar ben gvir, the head of the party that ran with religious zionism in the selections and brought in an unprecedented 14 seats. that is the third-largest party in the knesset. a whole new level of power for the extreme right in the government. i wi add to that, i think there is an understandable impulse to say no matter who is in power in the israeli government, not much changes. the occupation continues. violence against palestinians continues. but environment of gaza continues -- the bard meant --bombardment of gaza continues. it will get worse. the question is, how much. tell us who itamar ben gvir is. in an october 1990 five interview, he can be seen holding an ornament taken from prime minister yitzhak rabin's car by far right is really activists during a protest during the oslo accords. >> people managed to get to this is simple. it symbolizes -- amy: that was october 19 1995. that was actually decades ago. short time later, november 4, a jewish extremist

since netanyahu under four years. since netanyahu was underfour years.harged with corruption, the country has been deeply split. current p.m. country has been deeply split. current pm. is campaigning on official photo ops. last year, he drew together and ideological divers coalition which pushed netanyahu from office. but this is the story of the selection and the rising popularity of the far right. where there is a flashpoint, jewish supremacy is always there. for years, he was on the political fringes and now he's being talked asa 7 7 asa potential 7 7 7 asapotentialcabinet about as a potential cabinet minister. explaining the so complicated this so benjamin netanyahu's promise to give ben gaveer a top government position in return for the party's support. has worried israeli arabs. here's the leader of the arab alliance. "it is in our hands to prevent that by elevating and increasing the turnout of the arab community. we can do that and to support our list in order to prevent netanyahu from arriving to power. we can do that." for more lets speak to th

will netanyahu calm him down, or will he turn netanyahu's government much more towards the ultra—rightmr ben—gvir do with that new profile as a cabinet minister? you know, he has made repeated visits, for example, to the most sensitive holy site injerusalem — known to muslims as haram al—sharif, known tojews as the temple mount, the site of the al—aqsa mosque. and when israeli politicians go there, palestinians see this as hugely provocative. if he is a senior government minister and he pays a visit, what might he say and do, and what might that then lead to? can mr netanyahu rein him in? i think he's going to try. he might try and lure some defections from the outgoing coalition, people he feels that are sort of towards the centre of israeli politics, the centre—right. if he can do that, he can try to balance out this coalition a bit. but the one thing, surely, it must mean is no question of any, even the slightest movement towards the palestinians or any kind of deal in the foreseeable future? well, the peace process has been dead for years. it is moribund. there is no political mome

netanyahu more than a year out of office.ember one of the defining features of his last months as prime minister had been the start of a trial for corruption, allegations of bribery and fraud and breach of trust. that had really entrenched the divisions over him in israeli society. now th coalition that ousted him united really only by desire to keep him out of office. it couldn't stay together. it suffered from defections. and so he's mounted this comeback. and the current projections on the vote counts, nearly all the votes counted that he will get around 65 seats for his right-wing religious parliamentary block giving him a clear majority in israel's parliament. and the dynamic among all of this as you're hearing there has been the rise of the extremist far right in that election campaign period. the jewish power party, a key part of that. karin: so seen as th biggest star of this election, he's a controversial figure. he's been alleg of racist incitements. his supporters chanted death to arabs while he had this message. >

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 coalition, and he created it only by giving up prime ministerial powers naphtale ben then man, who led the party with only six mandates in this way. you see, such surprises can be offered by the israeli electoral system. it is not known who this time will take the

if we do get to a benjamin netanyahu government be taking a major role in a major seat. someone who has extreme views on palestinian saying that he wanted to expel all palestinians went into an x, the west bank, and also calls for the right of jewish prayer on the luxembourg compound, which is of course a red line, not just for policies, but for the muslim world in general, so it gives you a sense of the change here in the politics when it comes to this 5th election and 3 and a half years. so significant change is happening on the ground, which certainly when it comes to, if you speak to the palestinian israeli community to palestinians extremely concerning a book. but brings me to that next question. you just touched upon the fact that israel had so many elections in such a short space of time. i mean, how is the media reacting really to yet another election and the potential as you've suggested to a netanyahu lead guzman? i mean, everybody has an opinion directly. yes, i think is interesting also if you look at the turnout of voter turnout, you know, many people would

but ben'amin netanyahu fl past few days. but ben'amin netanyahu is i past few days.ial- past few days. but benjamin netanyahu is still on trial for corruption, isn't he?- netanyahu is still on trial for corruption, isn't he? that's correct and that is — corruption, isn't he? that's correct and that is what _ corruption, isn't he? that's correct and that is what has _ corruption, isn't he? that's correct and that is what has split - corruption, isn't he? that's correct and that is what has split the i and that is what has split the country over the past few years and sent it into this unprecedented period of political stalemate. netanyahu remains on trial for corruption which he denies. he says it is a political witchhunt against him. one of the concerns of his opponents now is that he will try to use the justice system might make changes in his favour while he is in office, and that has been something that actually united his opponents to try to keep him out of power. we saw last year the current prime minister bringing together this unlikely alliance of eight partie

israel's former prime minister benjamin netanyahu has told supporters in jerusalem netanyahu has tolden block narrowly ahead in the election. his coalition combines his party and extreme right—wing nationalist party and two ultraorthodox groups. hellerstein groups have expressed concern that they say reflects wiring extremism and israeli politics. the governing coalition says they will wait the actual results. that's all from me. goodbye. hello. well, the met office have confirmed that it was another very warm month across the country, and october in england was the fourth—warmest october on record. but quite alarmingly, we're now seeing some of the warmest conditions on record, taking the year as a whole to date. as for rainfall, well, we needed the rain, but it's only northern ireland which was significantly above average. but for the first few days of november, our rainfall accumulation chart shows that all of us will see some pretty wet weather. the darker colours in the south show some welcome rain to come here. but it's notjust wet, some windy weather, and especially during the

now the latest number is netanyahu blocked 65 seats in your lab. he's block 50 c. so there is some fluctuations and those numbers to minimal effect at the moment. but the bigger picture for now remains the same that benjamin netanyahu to be the man tossed, perhaps with forming a government, potentially the new prime minister. something that he has always said when he lost that seat last year that he would publicly fight for to bring down the government entered to return to power. so at the moment it looks at that he may have achieved that. putting that aside. benji mentioned yeah, of course someone very keen to remain in the limelight, but someone he rang alongside and also which caused his block to gain a lot of popularity into mar ben chavira. a far right wing ultra nationalist. his party looks like it's going to be the, the 3rd biggest party in parliament in the canada. and this is a major change when it comes to is ready politics. when it comes to the makeup of the political ideology in government here, you know you're talking about a man who's been accused in

it seems that netanyahu has pulled it off. i'm what happened, what really mattered in this election was getting out the vote. netanyahu campaigned very hard in the last couple of weeks in the rock to the elections, really trying to get people out to vote because in israeli behalf preston to find anyone who haven't already formed an opinion on that. and yahoo, they love him, or they, lo them new or no votes. switching either side to what netanyahu was looking for was voters who hadn't voted last time round. and he thought maybe 85220300000 boats . with that to be tapped, and it seems you have quite a high turn out. it seems he's managed to get those people out to vote other parties. i've done it as well. but of course if you heard earlier on, he'll be in power with jewish power. one of the fall, right ultra nationalists parties religious zion is part is that. busy code they will be the 3rd party in power, the king makers. he'll need them to make to form a coalition government and in return they will expect the seats in capitan'

and benjamin netanyahu on the verge of a comeback. the veteran leader is on course to form israel's most right wing government ever. plus, climate change activists in berlin bloc major highways and glue themselves to the streets to get their message across. ♪ on the call for elect. to our viewers, welcome. we start with a breakthrough that is hoped will end two years of civil war in ethiopia. both sides engaged to stop the fighting. representatives signed the deal for a quote, permanent cessation of hostilities and peace talks in south africa. since fighting broke out in november thousands have been killed, millions displaced and many more driven to the brink of starvation. here is the african union special broker for the talks. nigeria's former president. >> the two parties have formally agreed to cease hostilities as well as -- nicole: a journalist in the ethiopian capital earlier told me how ethiopians were reacting tohe news. >> rht now it is about 10:00 p.m. in ethiopia. this came as a surprise for many ethiopians. but in general

just deprived netanyahu's coalition of overall power. that's why this is so pivotal this election if netanyahu wins and he gets into a coalition with the fall, right? ultra nationalists also belcher orthodox parties, who don't want my children to be taught max in english. for example, on these far, i knew her religious sign. it's zack, cool. they get into power back considerably changed the nature of israel's government while we will watch this face and cross actually throughout the evening . thank you very much, ben. it's mentioned live for us in west jerusalem for further analysis. let's bring in jamal nazareth. he is the spokesman for the fat revolutionary council, which is the parliamentary body of palestinian governing by based in ramallah. he joins us from berlin at jamal. thanks so much for being on this news. our does the results of the selection matter to palestinians is their hope of any meaningful change once the votes are counted. it would matter if it political scene in israel where to be divided between good and evil, namel

margaret thatcher, and others, and benjamin netanyahu. benjamin netanyahu is the real deal. will go down in history as being one of the greatest statesman that we've had, now is the time for great men and great women, states men and leaders to step up and to win. to lead our country. for the rest of the world, so we can survive, i encourage you to get benjamin netanyahu's book. "bibi: my story. it is a fantastic book. i will see you next time on "life, liberty and levin." >> breaking tonight an update from local law enforcement officials on the investigation into the brutal murder for college students found stabbed to death in off campus home in moscow idaho. good evening this is universe interesting hilton welcome to "the next revolution" we have the latest. >> moscow police chief said it is a huge investigative effort receiving 650 tips

putting netanyahu had. what it means though, is that he will probably be given the chance to be invited to form the next to government. and if he's invited to for the next government and then in that coalition where they will be these religious scientists, the ultra writes, the ultra orthodox pseudo on that kids to be taught bouts or english school. for example, on these settlers, religious zionists, of the cold, or israel nationalist, no friend at all of the palestinian israelis in this company. i think 2 of the palestinian israeli parties failed to cross the threshold to get into poland. one of them got into parliament. i think, i mean, they just crossed out. they just crossed over the threshold. maybe that's right, only one of the our parties made it through. i'm just checking with my colleague. it looks like that. so and it, so the coalition, if there is, is to reform. it's gotta be in the and yahoo bought no indication very difficult to say how stable that coalition is going to be. not everybody on the

people thought perhaps it had finally be the end of prime minister benjamin netanyahu. i was in tel aviv on the night that he was no longer prime minister. there was massive celebrations. and what most people were telling me were saying that it wasn't particularly that, you know, the new prime minister at the time, naturally been. it wasn't about support for him, but it was about the fact that it was time for a change. well, netanyahu at the time vowed to bring down the government and vow to return to the prime minister seat. and that seems very much what he has done, and he has done it with a vengeance. he's bringing with him the most right wing government. israel has ever seen, he's bringing with him, you know, religious ultra nationalists that have a presence in parliament. israeli connects it a 14 seats, the 3rd largest party. so it's hugely significant in terms of how it's changed the political landscape, if you will. it depends who you speak to. some people who supported this are say that only benjamin netanyahu can lead the country and say that, you know, this ul

and then prime minister benjamin netanyahu was charged with bribery fraud and breach of trust. i've been number of coalition lead government since then, but the all failed to hang on to power in the contest it. i wanna say the biggest issue at the ballot box is whether vote is a willing to c. netanyahu return to power his in the could policies expected to finish as the largest and parliament, but is likely to fall short of a majority. as in yahoo needs 61 seats to regain power. now to get them, he's turning to the far right. politicians like ben givers and outspoken ultra nationalists have gained momentum in recent months. prime minister yeah le pete is also hoping to keep his job. he's on the other side of the political rena with his liberal party. yes. a t. all. so i'm the top job is israel's defense minister benjamin guns. the 63 earl is a centrist, aligned with the national unity party, as guitar correspondent in west jerusalem, stephanie deca, she is live for us. so what is at stake in the selection? stephanie? well, it could see, as you mentioned there it if benjamin neta

benjamin netanyahu is an expert trying to keep people and check.hink the far right voters would expect to see some of their policies put into place. one is called for the expulsion of what he calls disloyal arabs from israel. he turns up at key flashpoints in the occupied territories for example one incident called for palestinians stands to be shot by the police. his rivals particulathe income but coalition have described this as a dangerous moment for israel. they say these people would pour flames on conflict. >> now to brazil's presidential election. bolsonaro says he will abide by the constitution after losing by a narrow margin. truck drivers who support him have been blocking major roads across result otesti the result. let's get to our south america correspondent. our bolsonaro's supporters thinking he avoided conceding today? >> the people behind me, the roadblocks are now being cleared where i am. they are sitting it out. i don't they care what he said. they said they just don't want the lula government back in power. military interventio

and benjamin netanyahu returned to power despite corruption charges. brazil supreme court orders police to clear road. brock's by support is of president j ballston. our he's yet to concede his last to lula da silva. algeria host the 1st to arab league summit since dakota 19 outbreak, and main concerns about inflation and food shortages. i'm hush him a bottle in denmark where voters cast their ballots in an election dominated by rising inflation, climate change anxiety of the future of the country, his welfare states, and elijah in sports. we look at how cough as capital is getting ready to welcome world cup then. ah, ah, welcome to the program is riley's, have been voting for the 5th time in less than 4 years. as polls suggest an uncertain outcome, early figures indicate turn out is the highest in 23 years. a crucial question is whether former prime minister benjamin netanyahu will stage a comeback despite facing corruption charges. he'll need to cobble together $61.00 seats with allies to get them. he is the lacount part. he is turning to the far right. it's expected to seek a coaliti

the challenge though, for netanyahu's administration. sure to go ahead and form one is internationally how it's going to look at the united states. israel's biggest supporter by far we've already heard some rumblings from the administration there about the idea of them having to work with a government. was god's clear far right wing jewish nationalist extremists in it and in positions of power. now, sneeze from north korea pyongyang is find at least 23 missiles off its coast, the largest number in a single day. this year. they also fight around a 100 artillery shells near the border with the south. south korea condemned this latest action and responded with its own missile tass. mcbride has moved from sell . this latest exchange of missiles comes as south korean and us warplanes stage joint. her drills. the resumption of large scale exercises after a several year hiatus has infuriated the law, which has been conducting an unprecedented series of miss our launches since the start of this year. but this was a provocatively large number of

and some of the words we've been hearing from both the president and netanyahu all point to netanyahuand vowing to be the prime minister for everyone in israel, not just those people who voted for him. about half the population didn't vote for parties that will be in this coalition government. you talked about obstacles. i think it is perhaps unlikely -- we don't see many obstacles with him forming the government. he will have to horse trade. they will ski decide which ministries that each person will get. but netanyahu won't let the opportunity to be prime minister go. so it is unlikely that he will have problems forming government. showdowns will undoubtedly ensue. some of his partners have in the past from the jewish power part of his coalition have talked about changing the status quo. lo and that could stoke further tensions. one of his other partners is a self-described homophobe, he wants to water down the powers of the supreme court and also to strike out crime such as breach trust which is just among the indictments facing netanyahu in his ongoing corruption trial. and they h

ah no one in israel politics divides the country more than benjamin netanyahu. his supporters love him as much as his opponents loathe him. he's on the campaign trail trying to win back the job of prime minister that he'd held for a total of 15 years until last year. once again, it's about nathaniel foreign against them. it's not only a personal issue, it's an issue that have to do with her characteristic off his reli democracy, more majority on democracy versus more populous or more madry, dorian and populist, or more liberal democracy and of about her identity or right wing lest wing the political stalemate, this is the 5th election in 4 years. is for many israelis tied to the start of when netanyahu was indicted for breach of trust, fraud and accepting bribes. he says the trials are a political witch hunt poll, suggest netanyahu's party will be the single biggest in parliament, but just a seat or 2 short of a majority. he needs every vote for lunch. so i asked you to go all your friends with all of your neighbors and all of your relatives and tell them that n

and so benjamin netanyahu is toys to return to power. as alliance, including fall right parties look to secure to slim majority. but he's $61.00 of the connect, it's 120 feet of the outgoing prime minister yell up. he says he will wait for the final results. my will carry on for the next 2 days until the last on below has been open. we'll have to wait with patients even if we don't have patients for the final results to come in. i've come here this evening to thank you from the bottom of my heart. we have achieved an unbelievable result today. close to 1000000 israeli citizens voted and the mandate was unheard of. the, the style was thinking that daniel levy is the president of the us middle east project. and a former israeli negotiator. he says, nathanael, his coalition has shifted to the far right, showing the direction politics is taking the general school of thought on this is that the problem lies with the person of benjamin netanyahu, such a polarizing figure. now of course with the court case, if not an yahoo would be moved to sid

and of course, benjamin netanyahu is the one who got these 2 parties to run together. one of them being been givers far right. jewish power party, which is now the 3rd largest party in the class, it in israel, parliament. and as you've been mentioning, we've been reporting since last night and really been given has become a character personality during these elections. and this is a very right wing ideology, a party with people that call for the expulsion of palestinians that those palestinians, atrocious stones need to be shot and killed, to annex the westbank of baton. giving someone who often towards the deluxe. the most compound quoting for the jewish right to prayer. so this is an extreme right wing. again, we're talking hypotheticals, but at the moment this is the way it seems like it will look like rob. so according to those numbers, i think, oh, unless there's any major change that is going to what we're going to see potentially by benjamin netanyahu returning to the seat of prime minister as you and a bonus. smith or other correspondence we've been covering th

well, what one major change that could happen if benjamin netanyahu is blocked does come to power. if he does form a government is, as you just mentioned it to my ben gavia. very controversial right wing, far fringes of the right politician. and that is really i, he's gained a lot of momentum in these elections and his party expected to come 3rd, according to the polls, will be part of netanyahu's government. if there will be such a thing and will be appointed, one of the main ministries, some speculation that it could be the public ministry which deals with the police. now this is a man who has called for the expulsion of all palestinians who is called for the annexation of the west bank, who has brandished his own weapon and occupied his jerusalem, calling for the police to open fire policies. and this is a man who actively enters the lock. so most compound, calling for the right of jewish prayer on the site, which is of course forbidden, under the status quo hugely inflammatory statements and inflammatory character. so not only to police thing is, is this an issue, but many isra

when then prime minister benjamin netanyahu was charged with bribery fraud and breach of trust. they have been a number of coalition that governments and spend, but they're all failed to hang on to power in the connect it. i'm going to say the biggest issue of the ballot box is whether voters are willing to see netanyahu. return to power is liquid parties expected to finish as the largest in parliament is likely to fall short of a majority lesson. yahoo need 61. the seats to regain power. now to get them, he's tend to fall. right. politicians like been great for support. prime minister year you la pete is hoping to keep his job. he's the other side of the political rena with his liberal party. yes. a t also on the job is israel's defense minister benjamin guns. the $63.00 old is a centrist, aligned with feet national unity party. as go straight to stephanie deca who is covering the election for us. she joins us live west, jerusalem. what's a stake in the selection while at the same time as it being the 5th selection and 3 and a half years is also a lot at stake. i think certainl

and said that all this was an effort by netanyahu to delay his ongoing corruption trial. netanyahu will now have to deal with the consequences of his own creation. in his efforts to come back to power, he promoted religious ultra nationalists. they have now moved from fringe to political mainstream, it to mar ben givers jewish power party, along with bessolo small churches religious zionism. now the 3rd biggest block in the israeli parliament, their beliefs range from annexing the west bank to expelling palestinians deemed hostile to the jewish state. and openly calling for the right to jewish prayer at the alex a most compound. they also won changes in law that would weaken the powers of the supreme court in israel. many israelis also have concerns about their secular way of life due to the religious, far right. and the ultra orthodox now having a large presence in government, the rest of ministration has signaled its concerns over the inclusion of members of the far right being in government. some say will be a challenge for netanyahu known for his political mastery. well, i think tha

from the moment benjamin netanyahu was ousted from power last year. he vowed to bring down the government and he vowed to return as prime minister. it's taken him just over here to achieve his goal. he is officially back and he's back with a vengeance. bringing with him the most right when government in israel's history, stephanie decker, al jazeera western. but i sure pers massage has become at the vineyards 1st female president after winning a runoff election with ours lawyer and former date of privacy commissioner. she beat center, right, former foreign minister and jane, no go winning almost 54 percent of the vote. tens of thousands of people in mexico have protested against government plans to overhaul the conscious electoral authority. president, under asthma lopez over the door says the proposed reforms will cut costs and increase transparency or protest to say the change is threatened, mexico's democracy. i rapidly reports from mexico city. o thousands on the streets of the mexican capital. it's one of the largest pro democracy demonstrations

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from the moment benjamin netanyahu was ousted from power last year. he vowed to bring down the government and he vowed to return as prime minister. it's taken him just over year to achieve his goal. he is officially back and he's back with a vengeance. bringing with him the most right when government in israel's history, definitely decor. i'll g 0, western sla, the authorities in dallas have confirmed that 6 people were killed in a mid air collision of 2 world war 2 iraq planes that have shown an air show on saturday. the plains involve. we're a single pilot bill, p $63.00 king cobra, and the larger boeing b. 17 flying fortress firefighter's sate. no one was injured on the ground. federal agencies are investigating the crash. london's at big ben has chimes again for the 1st time in 3 years, paying tribute to the fallen of the 2 world wars and other conflicts. ah, restoration of the clock tower at the northern end of the british houses of parliament has been underway for 5 years. now, but it was wrong at 11 times at 11 am, for remembering sunday all th

also coming up. benjamin netanyahu will be israel's next prime minister with his coalition, securing a majority in the can asset. ah. funerals are held in the occupied territories after israeli falls is killed for palestinians. and the bank of england denounces its biggest interest rate height in decades warning the u. k. is facing as longest ever recession ah, vol. pakistani prime minister m ron con has been shot at a rally. he's blaming 3 top officials, including prime minister shabba sharif khan was leading a protest march to demand snap elections. when a gunman opened fire party officials said he was hit in the leg, but his condition is not serious. are someone bon jovi, reports? ah, this is the moment former prime minister, enron han was shot in the leg hail, screw coat. after the leader of focus on that again, soft party was attacked. a god protect m, ron kon. by the grace of god that we are okay. some of your compatriots are wounded and one has been killed. please keep us all in your prayers. are the party leaders . we're also wounded. police arrested the gunman who reportedly

the benjamin netanyahu block seems to be closest.how he has that magic 61 seat number they would need to have a ruling government. turnout so far, we've been told, is higher than last year. as we all know, election days always come out to turnout. is it the benjamin netanyahu voters, arab israeli voters, leftist voters. >> you'll be there, i know. >>> quick hits around the globe right now. 1,000 iranians indicted in tehran for their alleged involvement in nationwide protests. >>> public trials are scheduled for later this week in revolutionary ports. >>> shanghai's disney resorts locking down. all visitors have been told they must remain in the park until they test negative for the virus. >>> richard branson declining an invitation from the singapore government to participate in a debate. he criticized their decision to execute a 33-year-old man from drug trafficking. >>> this thanksgiving meal will cost you more. inflation isn't the only reason. >>> plus, the new laws forcing bosses to make workers salaries public. will help you get

and benjamin netanyahu is set to rern for a record sixth term.ank of england has warned the u.k. is facing its longest recession since records began. it raised interest rates bthe most and 33 years. the eighth consecutive hike takes u.k. rates to 3%. it means higher mortgage bills for many homeowners. it matches the u.s. federal reserve rate hike on wednesday. central banks across the world battle to combat inflation. here is the bank of england governor. >> these are big changes that will have real impact on people's lives. why are we doing it? people are already struggling with higher energy and food prices. quite simply, we are increasing the bank rate because inflation is too high. it is the bank's job to bring it down. >> consumer price inflation in the u.k. return to a 40 year high of 10.1% in september. it rose further last month due to the jump in energy prices. in the past few decades, bank of england rates have been far higher. this marked the end of 13 years of what was meant to be temporary emergency low rates kept in place because gr