or going underground can the headlines or one or 2 years old jerry, a cold for the un security council to convene in a bid to force israel to implement the rulings handed down by the international court of justice. and as israel staunchly denies the genocide claims it's facing, $174.00 civilians are killed and $300.00 more, a wounded, an idea of a tax on gaza in just the last 24 hours. that according to locals might be going at a lone star state of the texas golf on a pledging to personally secure the border with mexico. ultimately ignoring the feller coast coming out of the holes of washington the

. and we have an awful lot to talk about on this, the stuff that i program live from most go straight to your top stories right now. so i'll julia is convincing the un security council in order to implement the ruling of the international court of justice and the genocide case against israel. the north african nations foreign ministry says it's time tel aviv was held to account for its crimes. how jerry considers that the ruling of the international court of justice announces the beginning of the end of the era of impunity from which the is ready. occupation is long beneficial to give free reign to his oppression of the palestinian people and repression of or the legitimate rights. on friday, the headquarters due to a series of rulings on emergency measures in the case submitted by south africa. it's instructed israel to prevent the genocide in gaza as well as salt, but in punish any public incitement. for an 8th of the 5 ton of age must enact a list of measures and then report back to the i c. j initial inside of months, that the aforementioned element,

the court further considers the israel muscle sure with immediate effect, that it's military forces do not commit any of the aforementioned tax. the court is also the view. israel must take measures extend its power to prevent and punish the direct and public incitement to commit genocide in relation to the members of the palestinian group and the gaza strip. the court further considers that israel most takes immediate and effective measures to enable the provision of urgently needed basic services and humanitarian assistance to address the adverse conditions of life faced by palestinians in the gaza strip. but local indian battled, i got an inquiry of having to agree to the i c j's readings entirely. and susie actively basically, since it's stopped short of ordering, one of the main things that one needs the most. and that's simply put it's a ceasefire. the because this is good, disappointing to us,

we will wait for the international court of justice to issues to make decisions than that. so it's just the ceasefire. i'll return to our homes in the notes and stopping the blogs because the strip are up to the schools and understand what is happening because it does not require court. everything is clear to make you die. the issue of genocide is clear. it doesn't require a court outside that i know it is a precedent for the 1st time, the judges from different nationalities, unanimously agree that we are suffering, that we have problems. and then we are having genocide. but unfortunately they did not ask for a cease fire. but the overall decisions weren't in favor of the palestinian because i'll send you an activist and officials what got the ring at the local government building of the west bank city for the mylar on friday to watch the i. c j's decision being delivered community activists to abdullah, shut it out, i said, despite not at 1st thing going the way palestinian to the wanted. the ruling still carries a lot of weight of course, as but to see means we are hoping more,

you know, our hold so much better, especially about a serious event of, of deceased by, of, immediately is by our objective of this, again, against the read, the other thing gets us to but it as a whole, the statement was a very good for to put a senior goes. and if you could to consideration or the gomez that were presented by south african team, good team. and of course it's a states. it also is the one that is really lead does c and c knew anything. uh, you know, side for that gives us through. i hope there will be fair to then you suggestions about uh, getting side that's happened. you guys are safe and advising that. asking is, what is the report that is very important and then uh and

uh, the top, the tool that things would go on. and while the world's attention was focused on the hague, the cottage continued in gaza. and is there any stripe going to a residential house? indeed, all by law left, 6 civilians dead and many more wounded. the attack coming less than 24 hours after a similar strike. they've killed 15 people, including a baby at the idea of a fact targeted the outlaws that at refugee county, which is a densely populated area of the milan. now in the south move in the heat, civilians were killed. local media reports the israel shell, multiple homes in the city over the front and kind eunice still comes as a total number of casualties has arisen dramatically really. now we're looking at more than $26000.00 depths since the beginning of the war against those claim not just lives, but livelihoods as well. fishermen have been left high and dry without equipment

baffled. they con, feed, all those hungry mouths open out to this local journalist must move somebody. i mean, that is so yeah, the in the going to be money. and if i'm here reporting from the fisherman sports west of got a city, a place where the is rarely occupation has destroyed along with the boats and equipment belonging to the fisherman. let's take a look at just how this tragedy has affected the livelihood of locals in the area in the us be more than $110.00 days since dr. patient destroyed our land. now there are no boats, no fishing, and no sign of the previous fishermen who frequented here. but we live by god's will. and provision comes only from him. even if the war were to stop today, everything has been destroyed. the borders are closed in all directions. maybe there is a 30 kilometer area where 1 may fish, but it's a narrow zone. and fishing is also forbidden in the west. where's once a go? even before the war, there was a big deficit, but now there's simply nothing left left. and then that has that,

we have 2 small boats, one of which was completely destroyed. hopefully the remaining one will stay. now if we catch something we eats, and if we don't, we don't offer at all that's been destroyed. was always supposed to work with. there are no tools, there is no life, nothing. the small has destroyed us all $310.00 days. we haven't even add to the see until now we've adjust the city and haven't being compensated. it's we can go out kentwood can do anything. there's no supports. how do we don't have money to work or to get equipments. we have no money, no, nothing like i did. let me have definition of the israeli occupation did not only destroy the fisherman's boats un hender activities, but also destroyed this rooms containing their equipment and tools. by the way, what's up by r t from goes to city and i see that. meanwhile, in new york, hundreds protested in front of the american israel. public affairs committee.

office demonstrate is conducting the policies of abide and administration. the message of the day seem to be se, gauze, or in the end, the genocide, the stars and stripes, the american flag was left in the ashes. a bit later the police had had enough the several people decide if you can see right there on your screen as well as some charted slogans to free palestine and then what they call a genocide in gaza. the others to gain directly at the american israel public affairs committee, also known as a past version of the primary. so it is very important even though the system, i mean that is the

good thing is here with the program is no threat from the bible administration. will stop texas from securing its border with mexico. that is, let's say we. busy wanting coming from the low end stuff, states, government or whatever we've been building the bottom ministration is now trying to attack us because of it. and we will continue to do exactly what we're doing to expand our denial of illegal entry into the state of texas. texas has been fighting against the federal government in court over the states board a policy. and it's not loading by a long shot. 25 republican governors have received a statement of support. so i think the record high number of migrant crossings. just for a moment here on the program. let's listen to what oklahoma is representative said . when asked if he was on board. the former president donald trump, has suggested to all the republican governors out there,

certain members of your states, national guard, and your case governor. it would be the oklahoma national guard, send them down to texas to help greg abbot, are you going to do that? absolutely. you know, i've done it once before and we're looking, i already talked to my tag, my general made so, you know, we've already started putting the numbers together. i will be in contact with governor rabbit, the florida governor around us on to the says the states are throwing their weight behind texas as the board of issue is now with national concern. i think that what's happening in texas is not just a texas issue. it's an american issue, and you have a situation you have a situation, we've had over 8000000 people pour into this country illegally adjusted in the last 3 years. and if texas they have requested we've obviously we've got f, h p, fish, and wildlife. we've had guard, we may do more national guard,

but we also would be willing to do the florida state guard. and the reason why you would want to do the state guard is because the fed at the president would not be able to federal lies. the state guard to the texas governor has accused the biden administration of failing to protect the nation into and at washington. cold, the states actions illegal and demanded cease, and fortification operations. that deadline has already expired. the white house spoke us and said people are playing what she calls political game. we will not shy away from calling out. what we see is political games from the governor because it is not safe, it does not protect our communities. it's not, it doesn't help border patrol to do their jobs. so we will continue to call that out. that's not gonna hold us back. as in a bind, once congress, the policy national security spending bill to both so security on the border, but it's tied into a to, to ukraine. and israel,

something republicans have opposed a political analyst a show and started and says the board a situation is genuinely now starting to boil over. this is the basis of, you know, what you can call the civil war. but it's essentially, it's, you know, at this point it is civil, right? it's not, you know, we're not going to be sending the violence. we hope here. but the point is that there's, it, there's a fundamental risk for the past. the country, you know, opposed to the certain policies of their house in favor of, or let's say the, you know, more relaxed about the policies. and you know this, this becomes a major hot topic fight in, has, as talked about, or that i guess it is being in for the he can federal lies, the national guard, right. and basically tried it, use the national guard, they take the national guard away from texas to this case, right. and from abbot. one thing that's already been done is they say this is retaliation. you know that that gets a subjective but by the, by the ministration as, as basically locked currently or for the cause on like with natural gas exports,

which effects texas. so you can start seeing what the economic reprisal realizing the national guard would be. another escalation that i would have to respond to that, but yeah, i mean, the last thing you want to see something, you know, escalating into actual physical conflict and have a good listen to this. so the indian army is developed on a, i based technology to combat so called honey trapping my enemy spies. the track board operates on the whatsapp messaging system and claims to a combined is to determine which soldiers are most susceptible to espionage tactics . a soldier is expected to immediately lock and submit his messages or from an unknown numbers or that seems perhaps too good to be true because those who continue the conversation off are really monitored. previously, the indian army cited has full and victim to multiple honey chopping, attends primarily by pack us dani spies. think of the most different with attempt

happened last year when a pack of stony spine imposing as a girl or a girl opposing as a scar, as by i should say, successfully, honey trapped. a defense research and the organization official distribute unofficial then divulged sensitive information about an indian made miss style library system. well, that's time. all right. now, across live to retired army officer, lieutenant general son jacob academy joining us here on, on the international a very well welcome to you today. so what, what a strange story this is, i mean, how many traps have been around for very long time? i guess this is a new method of trying to, i guess, track them down, but also those soldiers who might be susceptible. how, how does this a, i child support ticket, but how does it help india's anti guess espionage efforts? can you clear it up for me? oh, thank you very much. thank you very much. all the pleasure. i think uh, one of the oldest professions of cost us buying on. yeah, the women i used for it and we ought to be very careful as soldiers and that is

something the indian ami past due to prevent the online. i need to copy to prevent into that's the knowledge we did realize that they loved people for a bunch of time attempting to oppose as a women. and, you know, the indian names got in the heart. you, i'm a people your around you and is auto task group and all those kind of names. and then i need typing up. so just, i'm wanting to get information on who's maneuver of them in a few minutes, even like the right. he said, wanting to find out about the most aerospace and you know, uh, you know, like technology, what is it all about? it things of those kinds. primarily because women are useful. i need a copy and it was in that context that the in order to be of the into nomics, it did develop what, what steps jack bought to stop stop getting honey dropped. i know that the new desktop, the how to develop and the, the simulate the conversation with so use,

know me making a video scenario. i did. if i don't, what would be, what level such uh, deceptive technologies where they any need using it. and therefore, also sensitizing the commodities offices that there are some risk from side. that's right. so once you have these technology, which is in order to divide by the top, so upset, i think it does prevent, it does tell you, especially when you're using by and mobile is something which you, anybody can now be able to monitor and be able to find out as to who is this individual is also a gates and nothing to do with the outside of yet it does everything to do within us, within the community. a pause be able to find out that which will one which a month of september described up. you know, watching got certain things which are of just simple fundable by that one of you

saw the just so you mimics kind of situation find out the find out is uh might, uh how would this functioning and behaving and then be able to monitor these activities for the day, the suspicion which you know, the additional information that he made, the pot bossy going on is likely to get i need to talk. so given that's one thing that this technology has been involved and definitely using technology, enabling technology for rent, be funding. how does that? i think that's an excellent uh, in no way to this. we just come up, which is using the bought what's up because you can go and visual calls, audio call. and at least you know, like such things happen. and yeah, i think that is the only ways to break. as i said from my online, i need to operate on this system does help us that new monitoring, i want to find out what their mindset is all about, how they do. yeah. do certain,

seem to get the direction and then you know, and then prevent him from being a victim of the site, but say, well, i mean, i mean the kind of general the, it all sounds good. but to a simple person perhaps like myself, i don't really understand how this works in practice. so, so it was, so soldiers will get messages on whatsapp and they the fake stage, the messages from a possible honey trap. and then the soldiers monitored to see how he best a was and if he gets involved and then divulge as see, chris, i'm, i'm, i, am i right or absolutely, absolutely. that's the way you are. you know, right? so building, you can make all that when you're on, uh, what happens is this artificial intelligence does help in monitoring. and once you monitored, you know that certain people maybe your monitoring them to 5000 all 4000 people in a particular area. and then you know exactly that a certain words been using or dropping and months. you're monitoring data. these

are the individuals who are likely uh, susceptible because of the way the lead or the style or whatever, that'd be so. and then be able to keep a check on him and then uh, you know, you're predicting that yes, let's do that situation for him to give him a call. i know that he actually does a victim to this. i need typing, which is nothing but a simulated scenario and then be able to, to one to him and also inform his commanding officer that look. these are the people you need to be really careful about because they just might be brought to you on something. and obviously off that, that, that i units that didn't get afraid of moving him out, or then you'd be under observation and 7 and as to it should not be doing so because it's not thinking of this uh, focused on, i've been using it because language is almost the same, very difficult to be able to communicate with one another. and then you need that up with the names which are indian, the new feel. very comfortable talking to them because language being worked at the

end of a what's up has video calling also and then you still need to use as you, like the said, the video set some kind of very sensitive information being bought the maybe for monetary benefits or are the benefits whatsoever they may be. so that's the only be, i think it's a fantastic. it's a technology the utilize the progress, the honey stopping by monitoring our own people. see that well amongst us, are those well likely to fall that was, that started up tiny topic? well, you know, maybe that should have been use a few years ago if you remember david patricia as the former c, i a director of having an affair of the time with poor abroad. well. and, and allegedly that, you know, when they had the pillow tool come to the north gate nightly sessions, it was alleged that he was leaking, sensitive details to her as well. that was a former c, i, a director of america. and then you can go back to j, f k, marilyn monroe. apparently the, the, the allegations were the j f k linked a whole bunch of sensitive secret. them our them on, right?

we didn't have what's up back then. perhaps we should have had it back. then let me, let me ask you if i may. so, but before i let you go, when it comes to developing this a, i was there any collaboration done with external agencies, private tech firms, or international partners and developing this technology? or is it all domestically done? you know, it's absolute peace dot indian absolutely indian is in house because want me to go on to any funding platform to be able to do that. then you lost myself. it's good ability because anything which is on a funding platform is very difficult then to be able to monitor. so it's a highly in depth and it's data be odd and devised. and the, i would say adapted for our means of a simulation of it is a scenario. so there is no question of it to be able to anybody want to get into it all of its going to be deducting the very important thing. the moment it is talk,

then the purpose of it is last. so that is something which you and if it's something like you know, simulate thing is primarily anyone that talk to of the office of anybody and everybody. and be able to find the image to see, but who am i in a particular group, is susceptible to being on the top because some amongst us would be having moment. so be this that the, just by the fireplace, which they just to prevent that. and to ensure that you're not a victim of that, sorry about that. all of it, most of these being able to do an option to be like ad for these kind of things. anyone can be a top, anybody at this moment. so these are all human. i said it's a re is which as a sonya you might have been shot. that's not to be, it says you're not a victim of it. and definitely it does some monitoring system. and then why not the technology and why not all the official intelligence get facilitate to ensure that it can you do it able to money to

a larger number. otherwise it is very labor intensive. too many adults are more into just wanted to take that as artificial intelligence that dog and is able to monitor on certain numbers of people and say that these are the people where we need to keep a check on. so i think that's something which is good and since it's in the denies, it's optional, used it to be odd and it's, it's totally or a bad thing. so much better to ensure that we do the do not fall. i will become a victim upon the track who has been a real pleasure talking to a retard indian army officer lieutenant general son jake, who called me joining us here analogy international. thank you so much for your time. a great, great grateful on the well continuing here on the program to europe now with farmers in front, so really digging into when it comes to the dispute with the government. the protests continue to grow even more roads and even more major highways of amplify even more attractive demonstrate has it been voting tires and courtney for the

president to respond to that demo farms are unhappy with rising taxation and costs, but it basically making their businesses unprofitable and the newly appointed prime minister, god, how sort to a piece the farm is doing a visit to the south of the country. but you wanted to send a message and i've received a loud and clear. we have decided to place agriculture above everything else. we're going to put an end to the reform, a tax increase where the state gains nothing and on top of that stuff is losses. the 1st step is that we're going to increase what was planned in terms of compensation for veterinary expenses. we're putting a budget of 50000000 euros into it, and it's going to go very, very quickly. french foreign minister gabrielle at the, went to the south of france today, where farmers are particularly experiencing hardship because the land down there is not as rich as it is here in the north. and the one real take home here is that,

well, nothing is really been decided. the consultation process is now being launched by the prime minister between the agricultural industry representatives and the unions and the various free fact. so interior ministry representatives to try to get some kind of an idea as to what the problem is and why farmers are so upset right now. one concrete thing he did say is if he proposed 10 different points of simplification to implement right now, and it's not clear whether or not this is even going to be able to make a dent in the issues that they face. for example, he says, instead of having multiple controls, a farmer will only have one state control and won't have multiple state controls. and you say, you know, the time for appealing,

certain things will be reduced. and well, that's great. that means that the french bureaucracy, which is already absolutely crushing, is going to be maybe re reduced the tiny little bit, chipped away a little bit. again, it doesn't address the issues of cost of energy costs, the raw materials, the taxes, the cost would be able to even employ people because the government is so heavy handed with its taxation, none of that is being addressed and it's not clear if it ever will be addressed, the prime minister also said that this is a consultation that he's going to initiate right now, and it is hoping that it continues in the future. so more talking, i'm sure that's gonna solve a lot of problems. 80 years ago to the day the siege of leningrad finally came to an end inside of my food and visited the city now known as some peters. but they will reset the mother russian monumental on the victims and a bit of a snow escape for background or at the pick up sky memorial cemetery where the

event took place. and that happens every year. the ceremony on the site itself is on each to the 420000 leningrad residence and $17000.00 soldiers who died as a result of the nazi blockade and bombing company, president food and also laid flowers at one of the mass graves where his brother who died that a young age and the besieged city is better than some of the day. the drum and the farm industry recognized germany's historical responsibility for the crime is committed in leningrad by its vote. boxed forces. in january of 1944, it was an overpowering soviet offensive. the force of the drum is to retreat from the outskirts of the city. and finally bring relief to those that have suffered for years or on this way of finding this report. in memory of that day a i own the

legit to my teeth. there were 4 of us kids. it's good that my grandfather from my mother's side was a cabinet maker. she made via nice furniture which was very expensive. she was one of the most famous cabinet makers in saint petersburg at the time. you had wood glue that was made by boiling, thanks to the supplies, if she had, we survive to locate. so did our family and friends the in the they tight small pieces of bread to my chest, and i had to put them in my brother's mouth from time to time. and then one occasion, when my oldest sister entered the room, i had to learn to read, perched on my chest, attempting to bite my fingers while i retreat the bread. i stayed at home a lot looking after my grandfather and grandmother and bringing them hot water to

drink. and also there was tramps and was making stops on nifty street. and on this tram corpses were carried to the cemetery. the rich and nice when the recreation began, i was told not to give away my younger brother, but after to anyone, i was responsible for him because i was the eldest. we the older ones were put into one car and the kids were taking into another our car. well, the elders were traveling past through a lot of the but the car, the transported, the kids went under water in ice with the kids inside. recently became known that the car had been pulled out that it was full of toys and the bodies of the children who drowned were all wet and damned, and our car were loaded on to train. the 1st stop was in the gas level. so many women have rushed into the bag and when we arrived there,

we waited all night. we were told that there would be a train and the carriage would be with the children from leningrad. after rushed onto the train, they began to change her clothes and brought us warm underwear. and i'm old moving and astonishing stories of heroism and bravery from the siege of leningrad awaiting you. right now. it's on the i'm action or time food. welcome back to going underground will cost to go around the world from the middle east on the $79.00 kind of as the review size. liberation of germany's genocide allows for its concentration camp in poland.