Hello everyone and welcome to Amampur. Here's what's coming up.

They call him King Beebei, but two days after another election Netanyahu still doesn't have a

crown amid rising tensions with Iran I'm joined by veteran Liqueur politician Dan

Meridor and the investigative journalist Ronan Bergman. Then the moral philosopher

Susan Neiman on what America can learn from Germany in facing its original sin, slavery.

And it's not like we're pretending like we know everything. its original sin, slavery.

And it's not like we're pretending like we know everything

because we are telling politicians to listen to the scientists.

Teenage climate activism has shaken the world.

Chotescot Martinez tells our Hari Sri

Nervasan what led him to help organize tomorrow's global climate strike. Welcome to the program everyone. I'm Pristian Christina Manpur in New York. The longest

serving leader in Israel's history, Benjamin Netanyahu, is staring into the

abyss. Dubbed Israel's Groundhog Day, voters went to the polls again this week for the second time in five months,

and again, neither BB nor his main rival Benny Gans has an outright majority.

Indeed Gans, the former military chief and his centrist

blue and white party are ahead by just one seat in the Kanesse. And today

President Ruven Rivlin warned of a possible third election urging Netanyahu and Gans to work on

forming a government quote as quickly as possible. But for the time being both men

say they should lead the charge. That's why I'm calling on you Benny.

That's why I'm calling on you Benny.

Let's meet today at any time to move this process forward which is more relevant than ever.

We have no right to go to a third election.

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