world. this is early start, i m laura jarrett. good morning, i m christine romans. it is thursday, june 3rd, it is 5:00 a.m. in new york. it looks like a new era may be dawning in israel, bargaining right down to the wire israeli opposition parties struck a new deal overnight setting up the exit of israel s longest serving prime minister benjamin netanyahu. elliott gotkine is covering the developments in jerusalem. elliott, opposition leaders got to their deal just 38 minutes before the final deadline. what happens now? reporter: it certainly went down to the wire. what happens right now is that there needs to be a vote of confidence in the israeli knesset or parliament. that vote needs to be called by the speakers of the knesset who happens to be from prime minister netanyahu s likud party. what looks likely at this stage is that on monday he will follow the rules and convene the vote which will happen a week later so june 14th. what this opposition bloc, this coalition in waiti