to the middle east begins today. his first stop will be egypt, where he s scheduled to meet with the country s leader, abdel fattah el sisi, then he will make highly anticipated trips to israel and the west bank. this will be his first time in israel since a coalition government led by netanyahu came into power. i want to bring in journalist eliot gotkin who is live for us from jerusalem. i want to start first with netanyahu s response to this wave of violence in jerusalem. will it bring calm or could it further escalate the situation? take us through the plan? the plan designed necessarily to bring calm. first and foremost, in the words of the prime minister, designed to show that there is a price to be paid for what he describes as terrorism. so in terms of the points, we have a little bit of a snippet there from hadas report, but there were six points in total that the security cabinet outlined at the end of the
months and is probably why mario draghi resigned in the first place. i think it s quite unlikely given the situation and in the lead up to the election and was after the election given that the vote is actually very likely to produce a coalition government led by far right eurosceptic parties which have actually opposed a lot of these measures. actually opposed a lot of these measures- measures. it s going to be fascinating. measures. it s going to be fascinating. federico, - measures. it s going to be l fascinating. federico, thank you for your time. let s get some of the day s other news. the boss of ryanair boss is urging the uk government to take a more practical, common sense approach to post brexit policy to allow more workers from europe to fill vacancies. michael 0 leary says it would help ease disruption to air travel. the government says it wants firms to invest in workers from the uk. shares of snap, the owner of the snapchat messaging service, have plunged 25% after it
who are on the move because they re very vulnerable at that time, whether it s from combatants, from people who opportunistically use sexual violence against them. so, i think the likelihood is that we will hear increasing accounts of sexual violence over this period, as we hear from other conflicts around the world, whether it s, you know, the tigray region in ethiopia or obviously violence against women in afghanistan was pre existing. now to the crisis in sri lanka where the president has lifted the state of emergency. the government there has been rocked by ongoing protests against food and fuel shortages. a0 lawmakers have now left the coalition government led by president rajapaksa, who has called for opposition parties to form a national government. sri lanka is seeing widespread unrest caused by power cuts and shortages, because of an economic and foreign exchange crisis.
the government says schools in england are learning to live with covid by managing the virus with good ventilation, hygiene and vaccinations. here, as the pressure of the pandemic continues, they re desperate to get to the end of term. we are on our knees as we come towards the end of another very, very busy and very, very challenging term. elaine dunckley, bbc news, in knowsley. now to the crisis in sri lanka, where the president has lifted the state of emergency. the government there has been rocked by ongoing protests protests against food and fuel shortages. 40 lawmakers have now left the coalition government led by president rajapaksa. the president has called for opposition parties to form a national government. sri lanka is seeing widespread unrest caused by power cuts and shortages because of an economic and foreign exchange crisis. rajini vaidya nathan reports. well, it s been another day of protests across sri lanka, and we re here in colombo in independence square. and as yo
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