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Netanyahu's new hardline Israeli gov't sworn in

STORY: Netanyahu's new hardline Israeli gov't sworn in DATELINE: Dec. 30, 2022 LENGTH: 0:01:20 LOCATION: Jerusalem CATEGORY: POLITICS SHOTLIST: 1. various of Netanyahu 2. various of Israeli Parliament 2. various of street 2. various of Netanyahu 2. various of Israeli citizens voting STORYLINE: Benjamin Netanyahu, the longest-serving Israeli leader, returned to power on Thursday as the country's prime minister at the helm of an extreme-right coalition. In an official inauguration ceremony at the Israeli parliament, lawmakers voted 63-54 in favor of approving the new government. The new government is made up of an alliance of Netanyahu's conservative Likud party, the pro-settler Religious Zionism which calls for annexation of the occupied West Bank, the Jewish Power party whose leader was convicted of supporting "Jewish terrorism and inciting racism," and the Noam party, an extreme-right party that opposes LGBTQ rights, as well as Shas and United Torah Judaism, two ultra-Orthodox parties. It is the most r

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