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Strong opposition to this coalition. >> what is going to hold this new government together other than a disdain for benjamin netanyahu? >> i think theres a common goal to move beyond the years of netanyahu to focus internally on some of the problems facing israel, whether economic, social, religious strives between the secular and the ultraorthodox there, i think he has a real desire, netanyahu has gone a good job in terms the abraham accords, bringing peace, making israel high-tech capital of t...

Broad—based coalition government that israel has ever seen, and this was really encapsulated by a short video and some photographs that came out as yair lapid, the centrist politician who set up this new unity government, was making his call to the israeli president to formally declare that that he had managed to get a coalition together wthin the timeframe that he had, and you saw with yair lapid, who is somebody who is staunchly secular, appeals very much to the secular middle class israelis...

It is not inconceivable that this government will fall short of the 61 seat majority and you can be assured that netanyahu will do everything possible to sabotage it by trying to work to get defectors. but there is no denying a major shift in israeli politics is now looking likely. )our correspondent in jerusalem, yolande knell, these eight party stretch across the whole political spectrum. they are from the far left, a party which stands against the israeli occupation of palestinian territories...

Saying. what do you make of that but there is no denying a major shift in israeli politics is now looking likely. strategy? the strategy is universal, you start with the most honourable, and now joining me now is our we�*re the elderly. correspondent yolande knell. a major shift in a very complex that is a sort of universal strategy. to reply to your comment picture. about hoarding, certainly that is a global problem. many of the high to cut through the main actors because there are eight part...

When coalitions get together in opposition to something, it doesnt last terribly well once again to office. in last terribly well once again to office. ., , ., , ., office. in theory, if netanyahu left, that office. in theory, if netanyahu left. that can _ office. in theory, if netanyahu left, that can break _ office. in theory, if netanyahu left, that can break up - office. in theory, if netanyahu left, that can break up the - left, that can break up the coalition better because he is the glue ...

Those _ of redefining relationships between those three parties in a very new world _ those three parties in a very new world in— those three parties in a very new world in which we are now living in. thats_ world in which we are now living in. thats right — world in which we are now living in. thats right. let me turn to you jared, i would what you made at this? era sport psychologist. one of the message for accolades among others fair enough and mental health is critically important but it...

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A general view of the White House in Washington in this September 30, 2013, file photo. | (Photo: Reuters/Yuri Gripas/Files) Catholic League for Religious and Civil Rights President and CEO Bill Donohue recently denounced a White House meeting with atheist and secular organizations who he claims have an agenda driven by "anti-religion politics." The White House Office of Faith-Based and Neighborhood Partnerships held a meeting last week with six non-religious advocacy groups. Those groups inclu...

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Photo Credit: IANS IANSLive Chennai, May 13 (IANS) The landmark judgment of a division bench of the Madras High Court against religious intolerance has turned into a major topic of discussion among the legal and religious circles across South India. To get full access of the story, click here to subscribe to IANS News Service © 2021 IANS India Private Limited. All Rights Reserved. The reproduction of the story/photograph in any form will be liable for legal action. For news, views and gossips...