the the ac of support from a corners of the kind of people around the world stands in solidarity was kind of spinning and up to the conflicting gauze, a hit, the 100 state block. either one was 24000 civilians. like go see the local, the local boxes. so of course the scene didn't have really the money that i'm action. uh, so we'll continue to range on the death toll. now we have from the red cross, which says both sides of the conflict to negotiate that desperate a needed to humanitarian aid can reach the area. the south african legal team retards home from the international court of justice and the hague. and his great

says, as heroes over the genocide case against as well, the taiwan has never been in the country. it was not in the past and it will not be in the future. taiwan independence has never been possible . strong was from beijing there as it slaps sound, washington for metal legs up to the us. congratulate to the newly elected president of taiwan. a storm chapter cuts for the island, independence, the lots and 247 to make sure you never missed the story. this is all to international thanks for keeping me company this hour will starting us off of the past 100 days is where a bombardments across schools goal is to have caused the mass displacement of palestinian people the largest. since the 9th of 1948 about is according to the un, over the weekend, huge raleigh's were held around the globe demanding

a safe spot to the wall that has affected the entire population of casa as more than 2000000 people. the i am presently right the, sorry god, rally here and down in washington dc. the i'm here right now in berlin and i am at the national a day of action for how side. and this is part of a larger global movement today where people are congregating and various cities around the world in order to draw attention to the cause of the palestinian people . the

fear in the capital. iranians have gathered in front of the un office to demand a v i. c. j. rule for the media assessed ation of things is really strikes, of course, on jobs or the mazda parts this year in apple. job mysteries off. oh, you got demonstrations on globally, but that's with the plan. the habit of stand here in solidarity on this important state of south side alliance is

room a stop disorder. and america should reconsider each support for the nation. the freedom of smells. science is of freedom and full humanity. the since october. 7th. who is 24000 palestinians have been killed in the enclave. well then 60000 have been wounded and there is no sign of any laptop in this way the, on sort, despite the growing humanitarian catastrophe. i'll teach brianna, isabel has been digging deeper into the story. it's been a 100 days of war and gaza, yet with palestinian depths mounting. there's no a parents end in sight. israel continues said soft and meaning it's full of destroying him off by any means necessary for the whole. no one will stop us, not the hague. it's not the axis of evil, nor anyone else. it is viable and necessary that we continue until victory will 2.

and that is what we will do well, is ro, excuse its deadly operation by saying it's targeting him off the aftermath of the bombings all across the closet can leave even the most stoic of onlookers in tiers to put it into perspective. 24000 palestinians have been killed, and more than 60000 a wounded 1400000 people are in shelters, facing a looming famine. civilian infrastructure, schools, hospitals, and waterways have all been destroyed. the un says that casa is now basically uninhabitable. the massive death destruction displacement, hunger loss and grief of the last $100.00 days are staining our shared humanity. south africa has accused israel of committing genocide at the international court of justice. providing facts that contradict israel's narrative is that i have a special genocide on intent. is the router in the belief that in fact the enemy,

this is not just the minutes of waiting call from us, or indeed how most and that on file is embedded in the fabrics of public opinion life in cause. this intent is evident from israel conduct in specially targeting palestinians living and gaza, using weaponry that causes large scale, homicidal destruction, designating save stones, for palestinians to seek refuge and then bombing beans. israel contested all of the accusations and sent their own legal team to the i. c. j, the 9, the bombing of hospitals in gaza and assuring they were following international law . in urban warfare, civilian casualties may be the unintended but lawful results of a tax on lawfully military objectives. international humanitarian law recognizes

this reality and provide a framework for balancing military necessity, which humanitarian considerations. these do not constitute genocidal acts, but as the number of pro palestinian raleigh's increase all across the globe, more and more people are tuning out israel's narrative. and despite washington ramping up its weapon supplies to tell a b, even they are starting to falter in their support. is there a security can rest on the united states? but right now it has more than the united states. it has the would be in union. it has europe, it has most of the world supporting them, but they are starting to lose that support by indiscriminate bombing that takes place. targeting civilians must be able to return home as soon as conditions allow . they cannot, they must not be pressed to leave gaza. we reject the statements by something's rarely ministers in law makers. calling for re settlement policy and he is outside of guys,

or these statements are responsible there. inflammatory washington has even worn, that israel may actually lose the war if they continue down this path. the less than is not that you can win in urban warfare by protecting civilians. the lesson is that you can only win in urban warfare by protecting civilians. but it seems like israel is not open to its partners criticism as it showers bozza with more air strikes. things are so bad that some is really civilians are calling for now and yahoos removal. i agree that these treating is really hostages, as collateral damage. so with what's happening and gaza being called, quote, the deadliest conflict in the 21st century. and with the death toll continuing to rise, it all backs the question. what can actually be done to stop at all low poles as well as age groups are describing the conditions and open goals as quote,

catastrophic. well, there, the read question has now resumed its walk in the region on the enclaves largest magical facility. the l chief, the hospital has reopened parts of the area. a logic caught off from any she monetary and assistance on all in dire need of aid. they put you on this, malcom and stop our reports now on the challenges faced by maddox or damage them all. it's just the largest medical complex in gauze out sci fi has resumed operations after significant damage inflicted by israeli occupation forces during their takeover of the hospital problems, especially currently certain departments of l. c. the hospital are a new operation, such as the emergency and kidney units, along with some operating rooms, saving the lives of those injured in bombings. however, several sections remain auto service due to various obstacles, primarily the influx of displaced people taking refuge in during the hospitals. functionality to address this, it is crucial to evacuate, the displaced individuals to a safe place in showing the hospitals return to full capacity. this necessitates

the provision of experienced medical teams, medicines and medical equipment to replace those damaged or destroyed. the health situation in gaza is extremely dire due to the overwhelming number of daily injuries requiring a significant number of specialized doctors to deal with them. there is an urgent need for these medical teams, which are currently unavailable. well done well such as the hospital is condition is dire, a lack of antibiotics for my injured grandchild in the absence of blood pressure medication for my ailing wife are critical issues. the available we're in the hospital is worse than the dead sea. forcing us to use it only for bathing visitors must bring drink. i'm aware of the hospital supplies, i'm fit for consumption. i didn't do that already because this traffic situation waste is accumulating everywhere with no basic hygiene facilities. firewood isn't available for cooking, i'm going out to find some what's our lives at risk? my home is destroyed and i cannot find any shelter from the window. told me that this is the reality of the i'll see for medical complex. the health care system

strives to recover from the crisis caused by the israeli occupation. we discussed the bleak situation in gauze with the red cross federation, spokes person talk to my cert longer. and he says that the longer the, the conference dr. phone, the more the monetary needs of civilians will grow the, the situation needs to be on the store. and we, i mean we, we talked a lot about the situation in last the weeks and months and seem serious be almost finished. the words will describe the my, the situation and goes to the but what does happen after these i'm the days has been the more of the golfing. we're glad the more that you might have. that means we go. so i'd, system is collapse. i thing that dr. i'm going to day is a do some is just was sitting day by day and there is no one who is really able to be an appropriate answer and all the software off of the try. you many don't answer because a lot go see the lack of you want that in a lack of access of going to you seem that heavy lead the money that i'm actually

these are was on the days for the all the details and then we want to do, and you are what quoted the, what i mean. yes. and then can you show that leaves all the also do some thinking also this is an easy thing to show you many that i don't know. the idea is that, uh, we all of us at once in a while and after most of the most vulnerable people, including all studies, but the, there is no agreement between about this or least about the something not allowing us to work as well as for the salt, salt salad, and you said to see fox, se never you guys a, i want to work is almost impossible. safety, these are going to go where the, because you need to say 50 to bit 8, that'd be nice. you anybody? and so we need to see if we did homework 8, but also see really some you say 50 some guess what they need. we need to say foxes family waiting. got something even though these are tiny, not, i mean setting forth for news about finding the grand scheme of what is going on. on this side of crescent was able to restart. the said to be seen enough,

they've got so which of course it is an important news, but then also a continuous scroll all the money that i mean that was confusing. can you only see now what else be the model of this side of costs and what funding does is that that they need so, so in order, most patients coming in the us be the left so many that the, the amount of the money that i need the man the scenes anthony got so i'm not enough to furnish every time monday. seems that that needed that to the board people's i thing that the days um a lot of and will get out early is my failed all the more money good for us. the same, the fellow international, i mean it just depends invoice. you'll see i said the i thing that's what we have uh, seeing these days. uh, not calling by this side. i mean the context on where the way they call flip side of going to and the cries is going to add the and there is nothing more of the policy be the for the, for the dish and for people much to,

for the hands of time 3 is pushing down these guys so and i think that these clear that the only solution garza, you supplement to go to solution. but then when you do something useful, talk and discuss it and put you money. the 1st step because once we have seeing and these days is unbelievable and simply a tragedy for you mind me to let's switch to south africa. now. other countries legal team has returned home from the international court of justice paid. the group has been presenting the country's genocide case against as ro, hey arrived into how does blackwood 3 to 5 proud of pro palestinian protests business quotas? just remind to south africa has accused as well of breaching its obligations under the 19. so take genocide, convention, tennessee for so many rejected or allegations, claiming that for toys move shows that it's on the side of lots. so cool john this cuz like i'm familiar with quotes from the south african capital. the easy way is

made by us off as a can just dismiss the and i'll do i'm on that of what time is he and meticulously compiling evidence to support the case against israel. they argue that israel's actions in the occupied territories, amounts to genocide, a brief crime against humanity. the a and the launching this case was most of the, which is the justice to the people have had a son, but also to shed light on the ongoing humanitarian crisis. and the region itself, south africa family needs that the international community must act to put an end to these atrocities point and then show that full parties involved held accountable for their actions. the,

the south africans behind re, from whole life have come to give it to a squarespace, rectitude and admiration. so the needles seems if it's writing solid, i'm sorry for that. as soon as you get this thing done in our team was very, very, so you have something like this and it was hard one with when we have design is don't have we have through the seas said they our pressing the truth is genocide into this thing. and there's no way people aflame, they have a phone to realized in what seems this thing is more and more young series activities

to realize we thank you in see thank you president. thank you. and the lady time though, we appreciate what is happening in fact, palestine. he's on the president. he didn't sylva in 1948. these people have not. even though we have seen some things over the years, they don't know that they need to know that we do for them as a legal team arrives today, it is here that the if it's and stuff, the quote with south africans this show of unit to use as a powerful message that the people of south africa stand in front of their tea with the palestinian people, demanding suggestive piece. and then in to the suffering john, to god's max, to for the see, i didn't have seem to make them die, toby,

cd. so what i'm gonna find a, sarah, police and jones that i have to see got that thing and meet and on the ground, the n whole know, we not only go down in history as the heroes, the raising these to, to international justice as the use of the needle giants will be sold as the remaining children of china stein who stand on that of them for me, for ortiz times. and it may be at his house at its former colonial village, germany for siding with israel in the genocide case that the have little super will to gains penalties by south africa. germany cannot morally express commitment to the united nations convention against genocide including a tome and for the genocide in there may be a lot supporting the equivalent of a holocaust and genocide and gaza. various international organizations, such as human rights watch, have chillingly concluded, that israel was committing more crimes and gaza. and it'd be a president just by the end to reconsider as vile to intervene and the judicial

process. quoting at a shocking decision hall going called, went on to note that job many has yet to return to the atrocities that committed in the mid the which fell in only acknowledged over a century later in 2021. also dismissing the south african case out of hand, is the bush as far and secretary, lord cameron, he called accusations of genocide, been committed by as well quote, nonsense besides african action is, is role. i think it's on health. ready i think it shouldn't be happening now. of course, you know, i'm not a lawyer, but they are talking here about genocide, the taking this case on, on the base of genocide and do to prove that you go to improve for to prove that that was intent that, you know, i take the view that israel is acting in self defense of their pulling attack on the 7 photographs. but even if you take a different view to my view, um to look at israel, a democracy, a country with the route of little country,

with all the forces that are committed to a bang, the route of little to say that they have that country, that leadership that poses that they have the intent to commit genocide. i think that is notes. and so i think that's role one. that's got the thoughts on this now from kenyan activist an independent consultant on governance, democracy and human rights are down. but, or your co welcome to the program. i mean, the 1st thing i have to us to, you know, a lot of european countries do you page on many fronts. obviously have go to very check, could pause when it comes to playing a role in specific caveat. for couldn't come to that and so it seems a bit rich to be pulsing judgment. now one south africa's approach to international law and justice. what do you think of this is going to be um, if you look at the pro to the media. uh, gemini, uh, can we get us of the government likely pointed out the 1st human side of the

central media. and yet uh they are here now uh trying to, uh uh, defend is in fact the us and most of us the new uh, besides the vista and black. 6 and the one great genocide in uh the, the pano send that over by territory. so i think it is completely critical. uh for, for this account is to prevent these right. um this instance i think uh, i think i've done minus the so called a play to uh, the best system or the i would just be limited by the, with the company to undermine steps. uh, in any business for or for such a assistant the day. uh, you know what the, the cost of the day i'm going, genocide, anything. do you mean by this thing on

a claim that is let us use this, defend himself. yet. everybody doesn't seem to give us like that's done for me right before i uh they did the, the massive destruction of the policy that people, i mean i want to oscar. it's very noticeable but not a single west and country has voice support for south africa's accusations against its role. and in fact they being very categorical. kinda decide that it was an abuse of the post war naval over to the us said that the face less plane. this one can help but feel there's always like a double strand. it's in the way that countries have historically dealt with genocide as a surprise because most of these companies, uh, what was funded don't mess up like, let me exactly what's going on even now is right. and i mean, not my date was itself was founded on, so can i go on and kinda australia on those countries. so, and many of them at the community center,

but we did that goes against the indigenous community. so they have no, no model based on the us explaining that they, that they'd be dealing with, like devon's provided any evidence based off of them because of that. and that's the j. c. sitting over and see what needs it is in the document that provided what the level of evidence from credible sources about what's going on in uh any of the policy and standards. i mean, i also want to ask you in light of this as well as claims that it's way general in accordance with international humanitarian. no, i'm how do you view this issue from a human rights perspective as a given your experience and that's fair. uh uh that this angle busy business. uh, the insulator. uh about. uh, when does the close against, uh, uh, uh, international loans. uh, do you mind make sense? he might tell you. uh, it's clear that uh that,

that the stick of these light and use uh, one guy that does not intend to, uh, pennsylvania, is that what you intended to pick? one of the populations you think tends to, uh, cutting out that insight. and the absence of the ideas and that, and these ladies, i mean, they were coming on this claim that these i me see so personal and that was not uh, that we haven't seen any evidence of that. there's a, i mean i was cutting notes very, very, very extreme. it does, it does say that is to, i'm civilians does this choice uh 50 minutes and then the houses and the piece is missing. they publish it. and as some of the of the eclipse completed. uh, and i can point it out. um the, the students i believe didn't buy these letters. it seemed that amongst, by a very high end of what they tend to do with the

syrians. and also the final thing i have to ask you, i mean this situation involves a seems, have created a wrist. we have the collective west, which says i'll be standing behind as well. and then we have the global south, who has a voice many nations, a voice that support for the south african case beloved. the prism malaysia talked to joy, to unpack, installed house. we reached a point where we're seeing this multi po, no wild nations that maybe before, didn't feel that the voice counts just a very much standing up and saying, this is all the time to expose the west and that hip hop, christie, does it feel like a defining moment in the change of the world war to and i think so i, i think the down i think of this has to be given the dust by the but it gets by it myself. definitely. and anybody we're going to get to mines and, and do that one of pulling up and then on this view,

all these other cases. so enough investments can only come to one conclusion that uh, that, that'd be nice, but we do not do the sites. so i think the, the, the, the whole, the focus and has, as really given the, with us to many of the places in the global south who screwed up to be silent requests. but they did, he said by the way, speaking design is uh uh, a platform and a more advice to point out the focus of the basic done so. so for the uh, elizabeth system. well, we really do appreciate to, i agree. it feels like a historic moment. sometimes one feels that perhaps something like this wouldn't even have been possible 234 years ago. well, just really changing. thank you so much for coming on and sharing your thoughts. that was all to him. the or your call can you active as an independent consultant on government,

smoke c and human rights. thank you very much. so thank you very much. the china has lashed out at the us, accusing it of metal thing, and it's internal affairs. start as off to washington and congratulate to tie one's newly elected president and lighting tech, who was a strong advocate for independence, the territory patient and proclaimed such a move will never be on the calls. and that anyone who tries to split chinese turkey will be punished by all a hi. one has never been in the country. it was not in the past and it will not be in the future. taiwan independence has never been possible. it was not possible in the past, and it will never be possible in the future. anyone on the island of taiwan who wants to pursue taiwan independence to split china, his territory will be severely punished by the law. a full senior u. s. government officials have landed in taiwan in the meantime, where they are expected to meet with the local politicians as well as the outgoing president. later on monday,

the white house is said to have also groups trouble that in a private capacity. washington does not officially have diplomatic ties with the item thought main things, strong links and is the main supply of weapons. meanwhile, the u. k. and if possible, so congratulate to the newly elected president saw the certain anger on condemnation from china, patient base to political ex thought i'd have time to leave the west and trust in taiwan own about writing in a strategic bible to as the average american word taiwan was it wouldn't be able to tell you, they wouldn't be able to tell you why. so strategic importance. basically what it comes down to is this is part of the containment strategy that washington has come up with. isn't working very well. but you know, if you take uh taiwanda, hong kong and a 2 beds and she and john, these are these and this i was trying to seize. these are the areas where they feel china is wrong ruble and where they continue. this kind of miscommunicating

misinformation campaign to try to portray china is somehow evil when it's simply trying to assert control over what he believes is its territory. it's about his jeremy uh that the us um, after world war two's does, doesn't trust anybody. they don't trust the europeans and they made it clear that the u. s. is going to take control of the world and that it's the world has to come to uniformity and of course, and is necessary and they're willing to do that. and that is the sticking point. you cannot negotiate with somebody who says you're, you're wrong, i'm right. and that's unfortunately where things are happening to present to lack lights. and k is from poaching known for its pro independence stops at one a historic time in the election thought failed to gain a majority in the regional parliament trying to set the results weren't handled. the overall move towards reunification between station and tie one or 2 contributor calls us as a new leader will navigate against the states as quote,

without permission from washington. both the d p that one and the position part of k a t. they're basically status quote. part given the d p. p presidential candidate light shouldn't do it has stated just before the election you said, well there's no need to declare i when you dependents because we have like a china on the tie. one that is already dependent, which is really saying that he's not going to start off the water and let's face it, whatever i want, does the has to be as explicit. go ahead. an approval for washington right now. washington is in broyles already on a team from work. one of proxy works from ukraine, advanced russia. another right now a to us is deeply involved in middle east to support is really atrocity in the policy. i mean now is us just bomb, give it to us, does not have extra lead extra aircraft.