Meet the right-wing youth who are going to shape Israel’s future

Benjamin Netanyahu is relying on a coalition of right-wing voters to keep him in power on 9 April's elections.

However, while many right-wingers will vote for him in order to keep "leftists" out of government, he is often seen by this safe constituency as being himself too much of a "centrist" and not willing to go far enough in push the Right's agenda in Israel.

On Saturday, Daniel Hilton and Lubna Masarwa spoke to the right-wing youths in Jerusalem who could end up shaping the future of Israeli society.

"We should punish the Arabs so they behave themselves. Killing Arabs is a religious duty."