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We usually call the middle east. they can check white or the category "some other race," which means their community is losing access to resources and power. ronna and alyssa are two asia americans that want to redefine -- they prefer swana or southwest asian north african. >> i love philadelphia. >> okay. >> because it is a majority minority city. >> yeah. >> and its exactly where i want to be because of that. i feel like there are more voices represented here in philly. and i do feel more unde...

Also, the summer season has officially begun and that means hamburgers, hot dogs and chicken barbecues. ezra klein tells us all we ought to think twice before eating meat for ourselves and for the sake of the planet and he has a solution. but first, here is my take. in 2017, a former goldman sachs banker launched a dating app call the hater designed to match people according to shared dislikes. it didnt last long. that doesnt bode well for the coalition set to form a new israeli government sin...

Government, that is in itself is an achievement, and i think they could stick at for longer than some of us are expecting them to do. >> lucy, let me ask you about the violence that just took place before the cease-fire in gaza. one of the things many commentators pointed out was that for the first time the violence spilled over into israel proper in the sense that there were clashed between israeli arabs, israeli citizens of arab origin and israeli jews. do you think that is significant and doe...

Asking, basically begging the israeli government, to take care to take out the weapon that was held by some criminal gangs, living in criminal arab gangs living in israeli air villages, begging the israeli government to take care of it and saying that eventually it wont end up only happening in israeli villages. it is very easy to tell you, okay, of course israeli palestinians or arabs living in israel, they were angry about what is happening in gaza but for complicated. were talking about domes...

Turbulent crimes of netanyahu" and lucy is a journalist. and you are also of arab origin. do you think it means a lot that for the first time israeli arabs are part of this coalition? >> well, we are talking fareed about a historic moment in the israeli-arab community and society concerning the political arena in israel. this is historic because for the first time in a long time the arab vote actually means something. for a long, long time we could see that in the last few years, especially in t...

But the situation of israeli arabs in israel is more complicated. were talking about for the last five years even more that the israeli arab society is suffering from a very complicated situation concerning tribal violence that occurred in arab villages. the israeli arab society was asking, basically begging the israeli government to take care -- to take out the weapon that was held by some criminal gangs, living in criminal arab gangs living in israeli air villages, begging the israeli governme...

Votes of the arabs and for the first time we see that actually when an arab citizen is going to vote, his vote mines something. his vote basically is meaning something concerning taking -- taking the decisions and the decision-making and the coalition and being part of a israeli coalition, it is a huge thing. >> anshell, let me ask you about the future of the coalition because it does seem so bound together simply by the desire to not let bibi have another term. how will it stay in power and is ...

Most unlikely parties in israel, the left, the right, and even the handful of arabs elected to the israeli department have banned together to form a change coalition and end what many has been feeling were bad for the country, a netanyahu administration. they have put country before politics and that is a lessen that we could learn. all have decided that enough was enough. they will now work to heal their countrys politics together as impossible as that task seems. this is a fragile coalition. i...

Benjamin Netanyahu, Israel’s longest-serving leader, is on the verge of losing power as his opponents strike a deal that would replace him with an ultranationalist, Naftali Bennett.

The leader of a small Arab party that is joining forces with the planned coalition “has done this to make his mark,” one analyst said, “but he will not get anything.”