Ghilad shalit. welcome to all. let me start with you, dalia, perhaps you could tell us what happened in israel today and the murmurings that went on the hard right of benjamin netanyahu s coalition. right of ben amin netanyahu s coalition. . ~ , ., right of ben amin netanyahu s coalition. ., ~ , ., ., right of ben amin netanyahu s coalition. ., ~ ., ., coalition. thank you for having me, these are not coalition. thank you for having me, these are not murmurings, - coalition. thank you for having me, these are not murmurings, these i coalition. thank you for having me, i these are not murmurings, these are part of his pre work coalition, but since the war they have taken a hard line against any hostage deal that would include a cease fire. one of those parties voted against the original hostage deal in november. both of those party leaders have reiterated they would lead leave the government. the other important development is the opposition party has reiterated in his offer that
Shot, we seen the end of this issue but i think that the government will have an opportunity to step back and see how it can advance and engage with dialogue with the opposition. i think they will remain a very difficult problem for benjamin netanyahu and his coalition because as your reporter pointed out, the large masses of people who have come out to protest the opposition of reservists in the army has been critical, including fighter pilots is they would not turn up for duty and senior economists and the people on the streets as well. blocking roots, causing pandemonium in the country and all of that is brought all of this to add the right at the final moment, where the last moment before the legislation was to be
Children we are talking about either and we will endeavour to find that out and bring it to you and it s clearly a developing situation. we will have more on that over the course of the hour. we will keep an eye on that, sadly it appears a school shooting in nashville in the united states we will bring those details to you. the continuing situation in israel. israel s prime minister benjamin netanyahu will delay the process for discussions on a planned judicial overhaul until next month according to far right coalition member partyjewish power. it comes as strike action is spreading across israel as mass protests continue over the government s plans to overhaul the judicial system. shops, banks, hospitals
It is a matter of pure, basic human rights that are being crashed daily. injerusalem, demonstrators broke through barriers towards mr netanyahu s home, chanting against dictatorship. the anger has been intensifying for weeks against plans by mr netanyahu s government to severely limit the power of israel s courts, plans he says the public voted for, but which his opponents say amounts to a coup of his far right and ultra religious coalition. this is about the very identity of the state of israel. it reached a tipping point over the weekend when the defence minister broke ranks and called for a halt to the controversial reforms. he said protest within the military was endangering israel s security. but mr netanyahu wasn t listening,