and also we have podcaster and journalist esha krishna swami joining us from st. petersburg. welcome to the program to the both of you. let's start off with mr. uh ahmed mayat in johannesburg, now a historic ruling indeed from an international tribunal against the israelis. in the words of the south african president, after decades of occupation. apartite and aggression, the palestinian cries for justice have been heated. what do you make of the icj ruling? i believe this is a tremendous victory. think i wear two hats, one as a person from the legal fraternity and another is a south african, and as a south african i'm particularly proud that the best legal minds within south africa together with the support of the government have taken this particular case to the ic. and exposed israel for what it is, the genocidal colonial settler state. the second part is the legal implications. this is a tremendous victory, and if you look at it objectively, effectively, when you look at what was asked for in the papers by the south african government, approximately, i would say 80% if i h

esha krishna swami, the palestinian resistance moven hamas says, the icj ruling on south africa's genocide case against israel contributes to the regime's isolation. now, if this ruling can't be implemented by force, then do you think it could be used as a stepping stone for other countries and other regional blocks to start isolating israel and taking action against the israelis. for example, islamic blocks enforcing sanctions or uh, maybe even uh arab governments stopping any normalization deals with the israelis? absolutely, um, especially because it proves, if this enforced action cannot be enforced via the un security council, it shows how rig the system is, and many other countries, after that will look for alternative blocks and avenues to form, maybe something like the bricks. or who knows um so i think that when other so other when this happens israel has is a participant in the world market and they have to trade goods. and if it becomes harder and harder, just yesterday i read that insurance companies won't insure many israeli ships because through the red sea because of what th

krishna swami joining us from st. petersburg, and a special thanks to you our viewers for staying with us tonight spot night. it's good night for now and see you next time. اذا اردنا لاننا نحن اعلى اذا اردنا نحن اللي خراب ودمر امريكا والعالم شوفوا عنجدك مش من قول مش كلهم محتاجين. من مقبره الفالوجه شمال قطاع غزه بعد قيام قوات الاحتلال الاسرائيلي بتجريف هذه المقبره وايضا بنبش عدد من القبور وسرقه جتامين بعض الشهداء. hoodies have made humanitarian intervention in the red sea an effort to bring the genocide in gaza to an end. the hoouties have killed nobody while disrupt disrupting shipping in the red sea, ships which were facilitating the israeli. genocide, the israeli regime has killed over 23,00 civilians, over 10,000 of them are children, so who do the us and the uk attack? no, they didn't attack the israeli regime because they're supporting the genocide, they attacked the hoodies instead, killing at least six people, so western powers are prepared to kill people to protect the movement of goods, but the same western p

krishna swami joining us from st. petersburg, and a special thanks to you our viewers for staying with us tonight spot night. it's good night for now and see you next time. charging the biden administration with the genocide of our people. today is a historic day. to make sure this team is still running. من مقبره الفالوجه شمال قطاع غزه بعد قيام قوات الاحتلال الاسرائيلي بتجريف هذه المقبره وايضا بنبش عدد من القبور وسرقه جثامين بعض الشهداء. hoodies have made humanitarian intervention in the red sea an effort to bring the genocide in gaza to an end. the hoodies have killed nobody while disrupt disrupting shipping in the red sea, ships which were facilitating the israeli gen. side, the israeli regime has killed over 23,000 civilians, over 10,000 of them are children, so who do the us and the uk attack? no, they didn't attack the israeli regime because they're supporting the genocide, they attacked the hoodies instead, killing at least six people, so western powers are prepared to kill people to protect the movement of good

journalist and podcaster esha krishna swami joins us now from st. petersburg, miss krishna swami, welcome to the program, first of all, give us your perspective on this continued massacre that's... taking place in gaza as the international community standly by? well, it is basically um, prime minister netanyahu being backed into a corner because he has very extreme right-wing base who wants to settle in those territories of gaza, and he has to relocate these people, and so he was, he's using the events of october 7th as excuse in order to push that. goal so um ultimately he was also being impeached, this kind of halted that, so it was a selfish move or move move that was based soly on his career and giving red meat to his right-wing base. right, and uh, what about, you mentioned the israeli prime minister, beniamin netanyahu, what about his defiant tone in a address that he made few days ago uh following uh the uh the court hearing at the international court of justice the icj uh netanyahu said that uh nothing and nobody can stop us, not even the ic

harley schlanger was joining us from potsdam germany also we have podcaster and journalist esha krishna swami is joining us from st. petersburg welcome to the program to the both of you let's start off with mr. uh schlanger sir i want to get your perspective uh and your views on the legacy that general saleimani has left behind as an anti-terror icon? i think to start with, it's worth noting the absolute insanity of us policy, which is typified by the assassination of general salemani. the idea behind it was the intent of people around the at the time president trump to prevent there from being any kind of global. peace movement which would overturn the imperial policy of the us and the united kingdom and nato, and general sulemani represented a unique figure in standing up and defending the interests, not even just of of muslims, but of oppressed people around the world, and the decision by trump to carry out the assassination showed the foolishness of of the us establishment thinking. years of colonialism against the global south. let's cross over to miss krishna swami in st. petersbu

krishna swami who's with us from st. petersburg, miss krishna swami, we were just talking about uh the issue of uh the lack of accountability with our guest mr. schlanger and potsdam. he came up with an interesting term being uh imperial. um ignorance uh if if i'm if if that was the correct term, it's st stating that - excuse me impril arrogance uh when the likes of the united states they carry out uh the assassination of uh general assam sulaimani and uh abu maahdi al muhandis and then we look to the past week where the israelis have carried out um assassinations and similar fashions of an iranian uh military advisor in syria. uh sayid razi musavi and of course uh what happened yesterday in uh south of the lebanese capital beirot to where the israelis assassinated uh the hamas deputy saleh al aruri so uh would you agree with that term that this is imperial arrogance and why uh or basically when will we see uh the issue of accountability uh when such actions are committed and if there is no accountability how can the sta