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We dont 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 governments 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 divisions over here in society. that coalition that ousted him, united really only by desire to keep him out of office, it couldnt stay together, it suffered from defections and so, he has mounted a comeback. the current projections of the vote counts is that he will get around 65 seats for his right wing religious a parliamentary party while giving him a clear majority in israels parliament. the dynamic among all of this as you were hearing has been the rise of the extremist far right in th...

Seats for his right wing religious a parliamentary party while giving him a clear majority in israels parliament. the dynamic among all of this as you were hearing has been the rise of the extremist far right in that election campaign period. thejewish power party led by itamar ben—gvir is a key part of that. ben—gvir is seen as the biggest star of the election. hes a controversial figure who has been convicted of racist incitement against arabs. at his party headquarters on tuesday, his sup...

Been there many years to make way forjewish settlers. he is often seen on the streets of the neighbourhood in the past year or so and his supporters were there last night again as clashes broke out. they were there celebrating his victory. so it has been a very quick rise to what is now the heart of government in israel and i think that is creating a sense of shock with many mainstream left wing. one minister described what happened last night in his words as 14 seats for the hatred of arabs. ro...

Benjamin not to —— benjamin netanyahu is an expert is keeping his ministers in check, when you have such a strong song for the extreme right, committing their voters will be expecting to see some of those policies but in place. 0ne of those policies but in place. one of those policies but in place. one of the co—leaders of the party is somebody who has called for, for example, the expulsion of what he calls disloyal arabs from israel. he is somebody that turns up at key flashpoints in the ...

Historically racist movement in israel that had its founder banned from israeli politics. he has campaigned for and argue for the expulsion of what he calls disloyal arabs from israel. he is a firebrand, someone who would provoke on the strokes to the back streets when there is conflict, particularly in the occupied palestinian conflict territory. during the campaign period, we saw him pull out his gun in front of some cameras in front of the parliament, that is the brand of politics he represen...

What the vast majority of the public would _ what the vast majority of the public would support it. and specifically against _ would support it. and specifically against arabs. it is going to be a difficult — against arabs. it is going to be a difficult government for a lot of people — difficult government for a lot of people to accept in those terms. thank— people to accept in those terms. thank you — people to accept in those terms. thank you very much indeed for joining us. sojust to ...

As Israel prepares to go to the polls again, some of the voters who helped propel an Arab party into the governing coalition for the first time are worried about a lack of results.

Israelis head to the polls on tuesday for their fifth election in four years. the current coalition is fighting to stay in power, as former prime minister benjamin netanyahu attempts a comeback, but to do so, hes relying on the growing strength of an ultranationalist far right alliance. 0ur middle east correspondent tom bateman reports. meet the new army of young voters in israel putting their faith in ultra—nationalism. should theyre waiting for their hero. and enter, from the far—right, it...

Of growing a lot stronger. a man who many felt could be kept on the fringes of israeli politics could be about to enter its government. polls suggest his party could get more seats than ever for the extreme right in the coming election. listen, i love israel. i love all arabs, just not thejihadists. are disloyal, mr ben—gvir? where tensions flare, ben—gvir will be there to pour on fuel, say his critics. calling for palestinians who threw stones to be shot. he taunted them, saying theyd be mo...