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By a significant and big margin above all other parties. ive been in a few campaign so i can tell you, we still need to wait for the real results. but one thing is already clear, our way, the way of the likud, has proven itself. benjamin netanyahu needs 61 seats to govern. with 86% of the votes counted, his party likud party has 32 seats. hes expected to form a coalition with two ultra—orthodox parties who won 19 seats and the far—right religious zionist party — which has taken 14 seats. s...

Because the fact you had islanders on the small island near where the missile landed having to seek shelter today shows that it did pose a more direct threat to south korea than the other missiles have done. south korea, in response, is furious. you heard the president today saying it was a territorial invasion. of course, thats not technically true, because it did land in international waters, but it shows how angry they are here. this is incredibly tough talk by a president who has promised an...

Hello, im laura trevalyn in washington, dc and this is bbc world news america. as cease—fire in the brutal civil war. the agreement should mean humanitarian aid can reach millions of people in the tigray region who are on the brink of starvation. well be asking if the truce can last. tensions rise on the korean peninsula, as north and south fire missiles across their disputed maritime border. a comeback for benjamin netanyahu in israel, hes on course for an unprecedented sixth term in office �...

Where he will be back and it looks like he does win, and if he does, what does it mean for the future of u.s./israeli relations? >> greetings. to the second question, im not sure how much it will change. but the fundamental change -- it is so historic and so entrenched at this point that i dont think having a stronger opponent in the peace process will make that much difference for the united states at this juncture. the peace process is centered with less hope and less so than 30 years ago. on ...

Could be misinterpreted, but other officials are more concerned, given at rhetoric we have heard about their desperation in terms of the battlefield losses in ukraine, the evacuation from certain southern cities in ukraine, that has raised some fears that perhaps something could happen, right? so the administration is missing that they have seen no plans to conduct this kind of attack. no one is in vladimir putins mind himself. >> and this excellent regarding, we have kremlin officials rye i rai...

Benjamin netanyahu, looks set to make a dramatic comeback. with about 80% of the votes counted, his conservative likud party and its far—right allies have a slender lead in israel�*s fifth election in four years. yolande knell has the latest from jerusalem. basking in the moment, benjamin netanyahu is celebrating what looks like his political comeback. "we truly love you all, from the depths of our hearts," he tells supporters. promising he will build a government of power, not weakness. but...

Tigrayan. as an actor escalation in tension between north and south korea with both sides firing missiles near each other�*s coasts. poland begins building a razor wire fence of its border with kaliningrad feared to be the focus of a new migrant crisis. lets return to israel. benjamin netanyahu is on the brink of a dramatic comeback, following israels fifth election in under four years. with nearly all the votes counted, hes on course to win a majority in parliament with the help of the far—...

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...

In the meantime, they are continuing their campaign for a public inquiry. its hard. its really hard...that shes not here. miss her. its a big miss, its a big miss. that was christie tremain ending that report from fiona trott. if you have been affected by any of the issues that have been discussed in that report or would like to learn more, visit bbc.co.uk/action line for more information. the time is 1:18. our top story this lunchtime... as some claimants are moved out of the hugely overcrowded...

He was kicked out of office 16 months ago but he might be walking back in. benjamin netanyahu is extending his lead in the israeli elections. that countrys fifth vote in just four years. were not going to know the official results until later in the week but if it keeps going like this, it would place bb, currently on trial for corruption back on top. raf sanchez is in tel aviv with more. >> reporter: with more than 97% of the vote counted, it is looking like benjamin netanyahu is on the cusp of...