shown by the prime minister of israel before the general assembly last september, which you see the earlier this week. and his rejection of the 2 state solution come from israel's intention to an x. the arctic sation of any positive be occupied palestinian tire tree is a serious breach of the prohibition of the acquisition of tire tree by force. a peremptory known of general international law just press the my 5th point is that israel is discriminatory. laws and practices severely affect the lives of palestinians and demonstrate to the total disregard for the occupying power of duty to protect the rights in well being of the palestinian people. specifically, the policy of discrimination constitutes a serious violation. treat you obligations of customer international law, tantamount to

a part time. the said commit to the human rights committee and the committee on economic, social, and cultural rights of each judge, israel tremendous the 2018 basic law. so as to eliminate the discriminatory effects. and to ensure equal treatment of all persons within the tire tree and subject to it's joy is diction within this territory and subject to its jurisdiction. this has not been done discriminatory. expropriation laws have been supplemented by vast catalogue of mimicry. or does this have let them know nothing to do with security or public order. instead, they permit discriminatory treatment in practically every aspect of daily life as a distributor. this trip planning regime in which permits routine to, to die, to palestinians, the discriminatory practices, demolitions and the use of zoning to designate military areas. full circle nature

reserves access to which is either denied to palestinians or subject with rarely permission. all of this is backed up by increasing the frequent interventions by israeli forces. just press protest, often with leaf or 5 by the apparent impunity of the screen gauge and violence against palestinians by the use of excessive force, attacks on health services, and by the ever increasing arbitrary detention and ill treatment of palestinians, including children. for the, as explained in the written pleadings, israel has engaged in acts with constitute crimes against humanity, humanity and has failed to prevent a punish such crime. suppressed the members of the quote, i know 10 question be into my 6 and the final point. what the general assembly

asks you to determine is whether the occupation of such is unlawful. 3 essential principles should guide the quote and responding to question be. these principles are fundamental to the law of occupation, and they reflect gift card games. no. first occupation is by its very nature temporary, it must not become permanent or indefinite. second, the occupying power channels or class sovereignty over the occupied territory. whether bindix ation or in any other way. said the occupying power has the duty to respect the right to self determination of the people of the occupied territory as well as all the human rights. israel's occupation contravenes each of these fundamental principles. israel's policy of sacraments including the

transfer of sec, lives, the confiscation of land, the forcible displacement of palestinian communities, evidences israel's intention to occupied permanently unto amex territory that belongs to the palestinian people. israel. serious preachers of the right to self determination. the principal, if not a position of torture by force and the prohibition of discrimination, all just kind of gives norms. leave her doubt that the occupation as a whole is unlawful. the occupation is being carried out for purposes concrete to international. mister president, i now turn to the legal consequences. arising from the law flocked to a patient of the occupied palestinian territory. a principal consequence is that israel must and its occupation of the whole of the occupied palestinian territory. that is the westbank, including east jerusalem and casa. this must be done,

as we said in a written pleadings, as a matter of urgency, distractedly as possible. another legal consequences, the old states replied not to recognize the unlawful situation created by israel's promises and practices. i'm not to render any assistance that may save to further those policies and practices. the content of these obligations was set top by palestine. on monday. in sunday, 2 states must for ever cooperate with the competent organs of the united nations to bring the unlawful occupation to an end saw their obligation fine states to investigate, prosecute and punish any individual subject to the jurisdiction for great breaches of the geneva conventions and crimes. against humanity, the united nations and especially the general assembly of the security council,

must take measures to end the illegal occupation takes in georgetown to the advisory opinion to be given before concluding mister president, the time of time for size in the lights, what some others have said to him to israel withdrawals from the occupied palestinian territory. it remains obliged to respect in full international humanitarian though an international human rights store. is trails obligations under these bodies of law continue to apply even though the occupation of such is unlawful. this is the president, members of the quote that concludes jordan submissions, and we thank you for your attention. i think the, the case of the golden forest and fishermen which brings me across. so just joining us here and i was just here, we've been listening to jordan giving this admissions view and the top cause in the

hague, with the legal consequences of israel's occupation of the policy. the entire truth of the kingdom has been clear that can be no peace until the occupation ends. and also says there is, there is no doubt that israel is trying to on x the occupied palestinian territories. well, that's now go to step boss and she's outside the international court of justice in the hague and listening and forth, the step jordan reiteration, the regional position here on this contract. yeah, absolutely. and we have to know that the jordan has sent the highest level of delegation to the hague. so far with the 2 men assessed as the minister of foreign affairs spoke for us. and then the minister of justice and the they call to this, this al q patient and he will occupation and also the settlements in the west bank . the sources of poll evil. and what was also interesting to hear from from jordan is that they also say, like what we've heard before from ireland that auto states have an obligation to

follow the international law and also take consequences of the illegal occupation. basically, what i am inside is off the russia annex and occupies crimea where it may be less immediate sentients repercussions by other countries. something similar now is also sad to by jordan, the space auto states have to follow these consequences as a, as well. and we heard before from other countries, also a china arguing against what the united states has been saying yesterday that the court has no position to rule. i'm give any opinion because that's a good time for any possible peace negotiations. well, what we've heard this morning is that's every single country we've heard said that it's, it's the one and the, this court, the highest you, i'm court, who has to give this opinion because it will clarify any or any, any, any legal consequences before i mean negotiations could take place,

so very strong statements coming uh from the court this morning, all agreeing very much, also lashing out lashing out against the united states as a few out of countries have sat in the days before step awesome, they keep an eye on those cool proceedings for us in the hey, thanks so much step. well, that's now bringing molanda shara out, is there a senior, physical analyst who joins me here and dr. hoss judy or? well, i'm just starting with jordan. they covered a lot of ground 3 speakers given their role this special role. they talked a little bit about how israel has really tried to change their identity as muslim and christian sites. given this special role, how much, how much influence does the voice have had it set and they would have a lot of influence? i think for a number of reasons. one, the most obvious reasons they've had the relationship where they hold it places for a 100 years, as we've heard from the jordanian. but it's also because it's maintained throughout the past. a certainty is exactly disagreement with his read. the spice is rarely

violation so dangerous to them and in front of site in general. so jordan is not exactly, you know, is rouse fiercest any. it's in fact a piece bought uh photos right. and hands when the door daniel talk. i think everyone should be listening a day because they're not going to be saying things that are meant to, you know, for meant or with you sure. in order anything. if anything to do with any, just want to, you know, things to be shuffled and so on. and in that sense and the sense of jerusalem, which i think is notable, but also in the sense of the west by the point made by yeah, i think so mike, what does it does name love, this is about the 3 of the 3 reasons why it's not one year pressure of duration, as the american tried to maintain why doctor patient is illegal. so it's not just it's duration of 56 years. it's also that because during those 66 years, again,

especially in jerusalem, east jerusalem, but also invest occupied territories, is right, has moved settlers legally confiscated territory can legally displaced by the sinews and legally hands this uh try fact that if you one of those that are in the galaxy of occupation, how reflective it is jordans possession of regional positions. right now it feels like there has been a color lessons and with regards to the world. but you know, we say that this is a, this is a conversation about about occupation. let's make no mistake, that george's position is at the center of a moderation, right? what we've heard now is that there is a principle folks, you know, as i said in america, here's where it is in breach of all it's obligations under international law. and as on all of your buying power, something got to give, this is the position of a number of other countries that had or do not have to normal relations with

a certain set the legs, the so called axis of mother a tied up states do stands with georgia and on this question that despite the fact that they've already normalized ration with this or they maintain that it must respect this international obligations and just 11 bit of a x that are faxed on. but if you would, i mean your daniels and egyptians and even him are right. these and bindings others . you don't see them funding the suit just a lot of even hi fi over that right injections. after more than 4 decades with disagreements with his friends, i've yet to visit is read injections. don't go to say why. because despite the peace agreement is where it is still in breach of it's international divisions in past, i know on the shara, out of there, a senior political analyst always great to get your thoughts. thanks for that. what we can now speak to him to solve hurts she's unoccupied. he's through some with the old cities even hearing is that the hans of his ran the occupation and the conflict we're talking about? um the jordan has paid such

a crucial practical role. that how is that influenced the way that it's approaching the conflict that we're seeing a will jordan is one of the biggest critics of israel's occupation of the palestinians. and remember that they hold a key position in occupied east jerusalem, which is they are the custodians of the holy site, which is right behind me the locks of moss compound. and while they have been not only critics of the occupation, they've been critics of israel's war on gaza. so their role within the region is quite crucial. additionally, for ating, the palestinians in any sort of conversations and their position at the i, c, j, we'll speak about the consequences that israel's brutal occupation has had on palestinians not only in the west bank, but also in east jerusalem. you know, just yesterday, our team was at the baskets skate and we saw it firsthand. we saw a checkpoint that was set up by is really forces that was just for palestinians.

while is rarely jews were able to bypass it from the side with no check with no questioning the consequences for this occupation run deep. and it's something that jordan is going to continuously voice, not only at the i c j, but in their political position when it comes to the palestinians and the issue of a palestinian state as well as us, you know, how much the giving us a bit of context from occupied eastern reason. thanks so much. i'm as well as you were hearing from step of china began the proceedings on day 4 of the ones top quotes for these public hearings on the impacts of as well as occupation of the palestinian territories. motion mean legal advisor and the chinese foreign ministry told judges of the i, c, j that israel's practice is severely undermine the rights of the power steering and people screaming. this read in conflict stems from this real prolonged occupation of pod spinning preparatory and use rails long standing for

pressure off of the pump, staining people, the part seen, and people fight against us reading oppression and their struggle for completing the establishment of an independent state of the occupied territories, essentially, just the actions for restoring the team advice, the rewards, all right, to the staff, to some nation serve task, precise legal foundation for this struggle. self determination only applies to task scenarios. naming posts on the colonial domination, full 40 occupation under no circumstances. that's why to staff dissemination offered any basis for any part or group, but he's in the foreign state proclaimed

a so called right tools for the session. without those hearings around the representative, just a series of measures to the quote that he says constitute israel's ongoing violations. a one for a long occupation to all settings, demographic composition and occupied $33.00 all studying the cottage served on a status of the holy city of on hold for discriminatory measures on 5 wire lucian of the wrong. so i'll probably stay now people to put them on a southern nitty over. is there a natural resources there for a long occupation by is really occupying of the gene confirmed and physical if and fashion to make it permanent. meanwhile, your nation of the principle of prohibition, or what condition of the 3 or 3 by force occupational part of the premium territories is the longest committed to occupation existing today. the right to search the start of an issue of policy. now people continues to be violated,

as long as these are profession ages this ongoing violation for punish thing is our ability to rely on a state big drawers and obligations under international law. depriving them of the inalienable right to self determination, including the right to leaving freedom. justice and dignity. islands representative says that israel has exceeded the limits of self defense following the october 7th attacks. international limits, the use of force in self defense to no more than fault is necessary and proportion us our lessons view is that these limits have been exceeds us by israel, in its ministry response to a mouse attack. so this is manifest from the spiraling jeff toe, the extensive disrupt destruction of property, including homes through live casa,

the displacement of up to 2000000 people. i'm the and suing humanitarian catastrophe. ireland has repeatedly called for a cease fire and we are dismayed by the implications that these laces tough tennessee is in gaza may have for the prospect of resolving the wider is really palestinian conflict. a lot of those hearings continue in the hey, let's show you what's happening on the ground. is there any bombardments of cause that from the north to the south has killed nearly a 100 pallets, opinions and just the pulse 24 hours. the head of the world health organization has described garza as a desa. michael apple take from the closest what's left of a 3 story building and basically here leveled by is really a strikes in northern gauze. much of the north of the strip resembles a wasteland with no building and no body and touched by his rose wall

with an old sick lady with her daughter in law and grandchildren were sleeping in their home. the house was leveled and they are still buried under the rubble. we managed to recover only bits and pieces of some of their bodies. there were at least 15 people inside. we could not recover a whole body, only bits and pieces. rescue workers and neighbors face of daunting task. tons of debris has to be moved slowly and carefully by hand to retrieve the bodies site some, some of the lead. and it is very difficult for us to search without any equipment. we are simply using up. they had apparently, women and children were the only ones inside the we haven't found a single survive up in rough us and southern gaza. we 1500000 displaced palestinians. a sheltering is rarely planes,

targets it outside root mosque in the city center. the resident said, how's the library with a collection of historical text, the sound of these forced to say good bye or inconsolable mazda and then the stop. we heard the airplanes just after midnight. we looked out of the window and saw flames, and people screaming. there were more than 25 to 30 people in the house when he collapsed. everybody scattered grief and loss go hand in hand in gaza on what the u. n. is called the dense mike level of the 0. well here's more now for now cost $1.00, honey, my blood on the ground and rough that there's seems no lit up in the tax on the central area that seems to be very concentrated since they are the hours of this

morning. but right now, we're looking at as the why that area that the western part of the central area where a residential homes would evacuated. filtering inside the building was targeted and destroyed. number a large number of people arrived loc, so hospital in the city, we were told there's a large number of people who already arrived there in morrisville under the revels . as the house was described to us as very, very populated though a lot of people were inside of it. sheltering in that particular residential home across the rough city. everywhere from the eastern, part of the northern part, near the gibson, gauze, and border were more farm lands were targeted and destroyed. a mosque here in northern part of rubber and a symbol or a neighborhood was destroyed and not only the most by the sword, but also the vicinity. more of the residential home in the vicinity of the mosque where severely damaged, causing more internal displacement. oh, conflict and gaza has been overshadowing meeting of g 20 foreign ministers in

brazil earlier this week for those president accused israel of genocide on green israel. and it's outlined the united states. while the final stays proceedings have the gun and we are diginero. we can speak to a correspondent to raise about she's not the venue that for us to raise of all the discussions with these ministers still being dominated by goals or have they moved on the well the foreign ministers of members of the g 20 but also other countries invited fibers at our meeting today here in rio there's and 8 is the 2nd day of this meeting happening here, which shows the big divisions at this point that exists within the international community with thorny issues being discussed on wednesday, we sold a foreign minister of brazil modal vhda condemning the paralysis of the un security council when dealing with issues like to crane and guys of the united nations security council. it has failed to act, for example, during russia's invasion of your plan because of russia's veto power and has failed

to call for a ceasefire because of the united states veto power. so what brazil is proposing in a ways transforming worlds, governors carrying out deep transformations within the united nations. within the tweet world trade organization making, developing nations have a sage in many of the world affairs. however, it's not likely whether brazil will be able to achieve this because of the comments made by president new without the scene about comparing the war on guys up with the whole local space has generated diplomatic fire storm here. and we are the 181 among the foreign ministers present here today. on wednesday, we saw secretary of state tend to be blink contributing all the way to resilience for those capital to meet with preston. i know that a fee of what we're hearing, that pulling ministers surgery lap rob is going to be doing the same thing today. so there's lots of divisions within this. the g 20 uh, the g 20 members at the point ministers here in we are,

there's an angel. we're hearing that there's not going to be a join statements because of the failure to reach consensus among the member states, a remarkable division that indeed in rio thanks so much to raise of a as a to 24 a while. meanwhile, there's been a shooting incident now occupied eastwards. something had happened next to me. all they all do mean which isn't. legal is rarely settlement at least one person has been killed. 5 others are injured. 2 of the 3 gunmen you understand were shot dead . need to abraham is near the others, i am check point without shooting. so what we know is that 3 tell us the news of arrives to this area in 2 separate cars. enough committed issue thing that's led to the injury of 5 is really is a police at the other 5 that we were told then that they had suffered the cute, cute, minor injuries, and some anxiety. this is why we're talking about the number is decreasing,

but also we're talking about one is really has been killed. now we are in this read this read the things in the goal is really supplements to jerusalem. and let me just show you a little bit of the street huge we need because there is a check point towards the end of the street that there is some traffic. but also in the recent years, a new section of the road has been opened to allow palestinians coming from the south of the occupied the west bank to be able to use a section of this road to go to the rest of the occupied. the west bank, and this is why we've been seeing how this thing is being allowed to use this road . now we've been hearing from sources that these really produce is looking to prevent the movement of color, simian cars on this ruth until a certain hour that we understand also that there has been a lot of situations. what else of projects that have been planned in israel to kind of separate through the palestinians from these really is to give them supper

throws and we've been seeing also in the past, how the settlers enjoy the infrastructure to suffer through is what have you want to go through bypass road. now again, this is a check point that use what it needs to with through what it is use, what it's a link is really supplements in the occupied with back to the well, let's move on to some other world news now and ukrainian forces have reported the killed the $360.00 russian soldiers and an attack on the southern cross southern region. this is the 2nd time in a week. the buchanan army has announced its operations cause heavy russian losses on tuesday to thousands of russian troops, mckayla's and that on yet street. and that's where russia took control of the front line town as obviously you've got last week run, the pride isn't to meet pro, has more or less. and these are being claimed by ukraine's as to significant

strikes against the russian forces. apparently involving according to russian sources and russian blog as these very precise long grains high mas massages that ukraine has been using and has used effectively in the past as well. that the 1st strike is said to event taking place in how to solve this is just yesterday. when drove the 4 digit pin to show a group of soldiers gathering it, sold that they were from some sort of apple and brigades. then an explosion happening amongst them. resulting according to the pregnancy, those are depressing. blogget's is being consumed by them. schools of deaths and injuries. and this was just the day after a very similar strike happen to the east and dumbass reach you. and again, according to clips on russian b, just brushing social media, it was a 2 companies and soldiers being brought together and under a very similar circumstances, a direct strike apparently problem is all this comes as ukraine is also claiming

victory in the air. it says that in the past week or so, it has shut down 7 russian jets, which is a relatively high number under the premiums have been looking up front of boot booths. it's a capabilities as a way of trying to shift the dynamics. and this will everybody's expecting, of course, the arrival of at 16 fights is over ukrainian skies. if that will make a difference. and it does come as things seem to be stalemated on the ground and defend the thing moving and rushed his direction with its capture. recently of d to us delegation of republican and democratic lawmakers is kindly visiting taiwan . the voice, the support attentions with beijing, gro delegation that sold to a short time pay that washington would stand by it in the face of a question from beijing pounds. present sign. when it said that you hope to see more exchanges of delegations with the us and future bought, this visit is expected to draw criticism from china. the delegation will stay in taiwan for 3 days before then, continuing towards the region. today we've come as democrats and republicans to

show our bipartisan support for this partnership, which thanks to your leadership, i think is stronger and more rock solid than ever. and today, freedom is under attack from a storage area in aggression. and we need to be more vigilant than ever if we want to pass on this gift to freedom. we've been given to the next generation. an unprecedented number of chinese nationals have been legally entering the united states across the board with mexico. many on driven to make that trip by china, southern economy, but other say the escaping and increasingly repressive environment found to be low reports from how they province of the large gated homes in rural china. but the streets are almost empty. many residents of this village in hope a province are working overseas and sending home money to help their families. yes,

lots of people here to migrate overseas, and it's to make money in the late 19 ninety's as much as 85 percent of workers leaving to provincial capital. if you're at the wrong for jobs abroad or from here, there are many villages like this in china, where for generations, people have been moving overseas is search for a better life. but now many are taking the risk of illegally crossing into the us from the mexican border and not just for economic benefits. this was issued in january last year. the post says these people are applying for passports with the intention of going to the us. it was right around the time the government dropped it. strict corona virus rules the to cover your policy meant almost every chinese feel the service or how routes or the system is so one, the 0 call me policy was over a half or.