and netanyahu smith has he, has he over extended himself and you know, he is a defiant, the politician. but nonetheless, is he, is he going to be able to contain this to put it less diplomatically? i think he lost the plot. yeah. and i think it's a certain point. it's interesting because benjamin nathan, yo was the most manipulative but mostly controlled politician in his history is the longest serving by minister and not for nothing because he knew how to play the political system to perfection. but thin dominion that thing fills in this call option time. this shuffled because for him, because all it became formed the way the 2, he thought he would stay probably forever, as long as he could aspire minis. though it's more about the railing, is, is called case about stopping it. and avoiding possibly going to jail. in the sense this way is losing, is, is, is losing the plot. he sits in a government that doesn't want to be felt afraid. you will never eat, doesn't cost the funny thing is that in the fight doesn't thrust him. but this is the only consolation, only government that you could

led by far right organisations follows mumps of anti government protest. supposing netanyahu's proposals, bernard smith has moved from television after more than 3 months of protests against benjamin netanyahu, is attempt to overhaul israel's judiciary and give more power to politicians, appointing supreme court judges. this is the 1st time supporters of those reforms have come out to protest. insignificant numbers here in tell of even the liberal hearts of israel, where most of those anti reform protest have been taking place over the past 3 months. most of these people will have come from settlements in the occupied west bank and from towns and cities elsewhere in israel. the march organized by a far right group. and an indication really, although the numbers are less than those taking part in the anti reform protest, it's still an indication of the real split that there is an israeli society. the people here been chanting the people voted for reform a reference to the election. the returned benjamin netanyahu to power towards the end of last year, and an indication about challenging is going to be t

led by far right, organizations follows months of anti government protest. supposing netanyahu's proposals, bernard smith has been up those protests. 3 months of protests against benjamin netanyahu is attempt to overhaul israel's judiciary and give more power to politicians, appointing supreme court judges. this is the 1st time supporters of those reforms have come out to protest in significant numbers. here in tel aviv, in the liberal hearts of israel, where most of those anti reform protest have been taking place over the past 3 months. most of these people will have come from settlements in the occupied west bank and from towns and cities elsewhere in israel. the march organized by a far right group. and an indication really, although the numbers are less than those taking part in the anti reform protest, the still an indication of the real split that there is an israeli society. the people here been chanting that the people voted for reform, a reference to the election. the returned benjamin netanyahu to power towards the end of last year, and an indication about challenging is going to be the netany

the obama smith is joining us live no from our west jerusalem prime minister. benjamin netanyahu saying is going to try to reach a compromise. it appears as though his options are getting fewer and fewer. robert benjamin netanyahu needs to put the positive gloss on these talks, but his optimism at finding a compromise isn't shared by the opposition parties that we're hearing from the president met to the main ones on choose day. he met representatives on the parties of yellow, p and benny gans, the former prime minister and defense minister has been meeting with representatives of 3 smaller parties to day on wednesday. they have said that they believe benjamin netanyahu is trying to push through this judicial reform to control. if you disagree more, to exert more control over the judiciary. don't forget, benjamin netanyahu face is trial on various corruption charges. and there have been allegations that he's trying to push these reforms through to so that he can bring an end to the corruption trials he faces. and netanyahu course denies those charges and says, this is simply about resto

smith is standing by. so the prime minister benjamin netanyahu saying he is going to try to reach some sort of compromise. he says he's gonna try to reach some kind of compromise at rob and we know that those talks have been going on. well, they started on tuesday, today's wednesday reconvened today. they are talks between the opposition and representatives from the party of yale are paid and benny guns. they were prime minister and defense minister in the government before benjamin netanyahu returned to power towards the end of last year. and a representative from that now who's really could party to side, though, before he talks, worry, are very entrenched views. the opposition wanted the legislation removed from parliament than yahoo says he's postponing it postponing it until the next session after the a holidays in towards the end of april. so how they can come to a compromise on this from the outside. it seems very difficult to say, but this very rare, very public criticism of netanyahu from joe biden might give more emphasis. it's certainly very unusual. what kind of spot responses have been in isr

netanyahu from this christ burner. thank you very much indeed. as bernard smith talking to us from tel aviv bangladesh, amir marla planning a pilot scheme to allow some ro here refugees to return home. hundreds of thousands of muslim minority became stateless in 2017 because they felt a military crackdown from cox's bizarre bangladesh tava charge re explains why rocking good refugees simply don't trust me in most military. and the intentions. still far from their dreams of returning home. more than a 1000000 refugees are stuck in the hills of cocks. bizarre, muhammad bella lost everything when he left me and mar, and he doesn't believe it's military leaders are serious about helping people like came to return buddha soon. it doesn't, they have no real intention to take us. it's all a show. were appealing to the international community for justice. if justice prevails, only then will we go back to previous attempts to repatriate refugees. since 2017 have failed and talks to attempt another, have been suspended since the me on my military staged a cou. in 2021. man

netanyahu, so they might be reluctant to do that. but and thank you very much indeed. does bernard smith bringing this up to date from tel aviv north korea later, came on, has asked his scientists to increase the production of weapons grades, nuclear materials. north korea has released images of what appeared to be new, tactical nuclear warheads. the developments come as the us in south korea are holding their biggest joint military jails in years. brian was on board us estimates. one of the was largest warships taking part in those exercises in the seas to the south of the korean peninsula. the us aircraft, carrier limits launches it's war planes, enjoying texas sizes with the south korean navy. it's part of annual drills that are being scaled up again. this year, following a 6 year lo, i'm comes that made escalating tensions with north korea. calling in to the south korean port of booths and the show of force is intended to demonstrate america's commitment to its allies. the u. s. and republic of korea alliance is prepared to adapt to new towns is and threats to ensure the security of

netanyahu has just responded to that. please saying he appreciates biden's commitment to his country, but israel does not make decisions based on pressure from a board broad. but a smith in tel aviv has more on the negotiations. so those talks started on tuesday evening. they've ended now and they've said they're going to go sit back around the table tomorrow. you've got the oppositional one side, made up of representatives from the iowa, pete's party and ben guns his party. they were the prime minister in defense minister and the govern before benjamin netanyahu came back into power last year. and then you've got representatives from benjamin netanyahu. le, could party. now how those 2 sides are going to come together and reach some sort of compromise is going to be very challenging because they've got such entrenched, entrenched views, one side, one. so then to it one side, once the bill to go through parliament. now, la pd party, they came out of the meeting on this evening tuesday evening and they said one thing they want is they won't the bill to be completely withdrawn from parliament at the moment. it's still making the process through parliament is still being

netanyahu on the back of this criticism from joe biden. this attempt to overhaul the dish re, bono for now. thank you very much. as bernard smith talking to us from west to rou, slim, we're going to bring in algiers. political honors, my one shot, joining us live from london banner just outlining there that this is almost a succession of rebukes as he put it far against their benjamin netanyahu weakening possibly benjamin netanyahu. we're used to seeing the u. s. standing pretty much foursquare behind israel. it is rare for a u. s. president to be able to make a statement as strong as the one that president biden has done. why do you think he's been motivated to do that? was pushing it the sites and just to put this in historical perspective, it was in fact 3 decades ago when i'm benjamin nathan. yeah. was predecessor, it's hack. shamir was basically basically pressured so much that he was pushed out of the premiership in israel after an election that brought in yet hacker bean, if you remember back in 19911992. it was then that the george bush senior, a place so much brasher that his secretary of state baker, thought these rai