so in so many ways, guys, as i said, for an as the i, c, j, mood based part and parcel dr. part there, there is, and i think one of the more important element just strictly applies is this worsted inducement. over the expulsion basically of inducing people to leave, which is another form of transport which has the courts are recognized. there's also a legal and where you're seeing the past 9 months, more of this course of inducement making, garza on livable and habitable as guys. so you can definitely say that there's a number of the issues here that checking the applicable, it's a goes on, but i think the guy to j might be a saving. it's only on the on the what's really happening and go. so the general started in gaza for a lot today we would all be occupied. so i mean, i was, you know, the past 9 months with what's going on. you guys are, why are they all brought back to the ground behind the drivers side, the other war crimes what actually happening in the west bank and these jews that were the real stuff of land? the real next ations, the real reward, if you will, for t

c j. we are grateful to all of you. we are grateful for you, we'll be covering these stories with us all the time next week. but the j as i said, the office of how the b as in has a 30. and what's the usa, i'd see z uh that uh, the hospital and the most certainly not of the shopping for the city and had it on walks. and much of that uh would it be by the, if he does not know, not something another colorado that he said, the 2nd 5. what are you driving fee of idaho, that in the band with the fee, those who are trying not to look at that and the occupation and we'll continue our historic bar the same old the do leads to the point where we can see the occupation as i said we will study, and that's what we are very fine with the region, the best to a you know, the, to the employer. this studies for the sake of the part of the and po's and the see that this is the way let's see, of fight and all the part of the fighting one afternoon of the hot on the issue on the phone with the issue will foll

you know, when the i c, c and i, c, j had the condemnation against russia, the u. k. and the us were very happy with the twins come to is there and they're not as happy with it, but the 3 highlights this fragmentation of international that's observing under our very eyes right now. all right, money. yeah, thanks for your thoughts and opinions on that. i don't have to get fall, thank to go without insurance. so head farmlands become fossil grounds and we look at how the conflicts deepening the hunger crisis that a search in violent crime is putting chiles president gabrielle burridge in the hot seat. he's canceled his trip to the powers olympics, the, the latest news, the loud routes that could supply the people of cause of what are available for the us didn't use it's leverage to force israel to open them with detailed coverage. makes shift as cool stuff as from distraction from the ongoing contest and plumbing um, displacements of lights and goes up from the hall. so the story is really military claims. the target of the attack was a theater. how much military comman

how significant is this ruling from the i c j? and are you in any way surprised by it's a seismic event when one looks at the history of the i c, j. 11 looks at the history of international law and the question palestine, it is seismic it offers the potential for great pain if follow up a requisite follow up is undertaken. why? well, as you said in your lead ups, and as we, sam is reaffirmed, the principal judicial organ. united nations has issued an authoritative legal opinion on israel's continued presence in the occupied palestinian territory, which it has deemed now to be determined now to be re unlawful. now the united nations has over many decades, indicated that many of israel's actions in the occupied costs and territory have been illegal. they have documented that chapter and verse, but what they haven't done until today or until yesterday, was determined the legality of the regime itself. the contrast with each other legal actions. and that means that everything is released do any occupied palestinian territory because t

how significant is this ruling from the i c j? and are you in any way surprised by it's a seismic event when one looks at the history of the i c, j. 11 looks at the history of international law and the question palestine, it is seismic it offers the potential for great pain if follow up a requisite follow up is undertaken. why? well, as you said in your lead ups, and as we, sam is reaffirmed, the principal judicial organ. united nations has issued an authoritative legal opinion on israel's continued presence in the occupied palestinian territory, which it has deemed now to be determined now to be re unlawful. now the united nations has over many decades indicated that many of israel's actions in the occupied palestinian territory have been illegal. they have documented that chapter and verse, but what they haven't done until today or until yesterday, was determined the legality of the regime itself. the contrast of these other illegal actions, and that means that everything is released do any occupied palestinian territory because

how significant is this ruling from the i c j? and are you in any way surprised by it's a seismic event when one looks at the history of the i c, j. 11 looks at the history of international law and the question palestine, it is seismic it offers the potential for great pain if follow up a requisite follow up is undertaken. why? well, as you said in your lead ups, and as we, sam is reaffirmed, the principal judicial organ. united nations has issued an authoritative legal opinion on israel's continued presence in the occupied palestinian territory, which it has deemed now to be determined now to be re unlawful. now the united nations has over many decades, indicated that many of israel's actions in the occupied costs and territory have been illegal. they have documented that chapter and verse, but what they haven't done until today or until yesterday, was determined the legality of the regime itself. the contrast with each other legal actions. and that means that everything, these freebies do any occupied palestinian territory becau

how significant is this ruling from the i c j? and are you in any way surprised by it's a seismic event when one looks at the history of the i c, j. 11 looks at the history of international law and the question palestine, it is seismic it offers the potential for great pain if follow up a requisite follow up is undertaken. why? well, as you said in your lead ups, and as we, sam is reaffirmed, the principal judicial organ. united nations has issued an authoritative legal opinion on israel's continued presence in the occupied palestinian territory, which it has deemed now to be determined now to be re unlawful. now the united nations has over many decades indicated that many of israel's actions in the occupied palestinian territory have been illegal. they have documented that chapter and verse, but what they haven't done until today or until yesterday, was determined the legality of the regime itself. the contrast with each other legal actions. and that means that everything, these freebies do any occupied palestinian territory beca

at the i c, j, the absolute. and we now receive reactions from differences rarely officials all condemning the eyes. the jays, rolling prime minister has left out at the icy j lies st. jewish people do not wish to probably be a rhone land. these are his words, the country spar, right? finance minister, small to reach has posted just 2 words on social media following the verdict. southern t now meaning they stablish meant all things is really rule over the palestinian territory from the river to the sea. national security administer sackler politician. ben vieira has slammed the court as end to submit to the end political organization. whitehead, of these really regional councils has urged the attorney, yahoo to immediately begin apply and 72 d and some are that as a biblical name of the west bank that is role use is what might happen next. while the court's decision might actually change nothing on the ground, does you remember early in may the eyes of j. o that is wrote to immediately stop it's offensive and rou

i. c, j's rolling the countries far right? finance minister, small, it's rich has posted just 2 words on social media following the verdict. sovereignty now meanings establishment. all these really rule over all palestinian territories from the river to the sea. national security ministers, satellite politician benevita has slammed the quote as n to submit it and political. they had all the countries unity policy you've been take on. many guns has said that israel is the only true democracy in the middle east and, but the court's decision is counter productive to original security and stability. you understand now that the court's decision is unlikely to change anything on the ground except its tendon is rarely presents and authority in the palestinian territories. early in may the icy j o that is road to immediately stop it's offensive and rough up. what happens next? we saw the idea of intensifying it's been boardman of guys is south of defense and deeper and deeper into rough or near the diction folder. you said yahoo has s

he says the i c j's decision is a victory for palestinians. this is exactly what we were hoping for and did the presents not blunder. i started with decision, it is a big blow to guys that are the side to is that i as a state as an establishment, as a government, the settlers. and it is a big victory until the police to new clothes. from legal perspective is there is a order the invited and condemn for its policy is what it's ok patient for it's several months for the illegal apartheid was, were practicing apartheid about the legal value of what happened is that this conclusion by the national court of justice which has the highest legal structure in the world. it has condemned all is the only major is to try to claim that there is no to patient this. it has confirmed that is will to patient on this. ok, your patient is illegal. it has i found one more time the geneva convention is applicable to the okay. by $33.00 is is there any forces of killed the post in your mind during a rate and they won't get fired westbank it happens in the city of h

the head of paula signs, oldest human rights center with some amal told us that the i, c, j willing marks, a major shift and the global stance on the middle eastern complex. and i think it's a, it's a historic one and a representative, significant milestone in the struggle of self determination for the cost of the people. however, if we're going to turn this legal victory through tangible change, it requires unwavering political will from states and relentless advocacy from civil society. otherwise, it's just an advisory opinion that they represents a symbolic victory. and we need to give it meaning for it to be a catalyst for real and less than change of israel has always disregarded international law and community that is realized, continue to enjoy has and the support that is gotten while doing so, has only exacerbated the situation on the ground and it should not be disconnected from the ongoing inside the perfect created. and as of today, international was, is our peaceful means to use uh to, to force dark of the moral universe that have been towards justice and, and challenge the di

c, j willing marks, a major shift in the global stance on the middle eastern conflict and i think it's a, it's a historic one and it represents a significant milestone in the struggle of self determination for the cost of the people. however, if we're going to turn this legal victory through tangible change, it requires unwavering political will from states and the. ready list advocacy from civil society. otherwise, it's just an advisory opinion that they represents a symbolic victory. and we need to give it meaning for it to be a catalyst for real and lasting change. of israel has always disregarded international law and community that israel has continued to enjoy has a and the support that is gotten while doing so, has only exacerbated the situation on the ground and that it should not be disconnected from. so i'm going to inside that it perfect created in of as of today, international was, is our peaceful means to use the forced arc of the model universe that have been towards justice and challenge the dispatch quote, regardless of these uh, imperial interest as continue to prevent

so lucy are schultz and has more on the i. c, j booley, the international court of justice. and the hate said that east trades continued presence in the occupied palestinian territories unlawful. and that it has to bring an end to it as rapidly as possible. use red shut, also sees immediately new settlement activities and evacuate all it's headless. the court also said that all other states and international organizations are under no obligation to not treat that situation as legal states also shouldn't during the age to maintain it. finally, calls on the united nations to consider modalities to bring an end to what the court qualified as an unlawfully presence of the state destroyer in the occupied palestinian territories. this decision is not binding, but has more low socrates and great legal rate. according to the court, as we've heard the u. n's request to the court to assess israel's presence in the palestinian territories dates back to 2020 to the war and gaza. it has brought added attention to the proceedings more than 50 countries submitted arguments. in the case, so

if israel ignores the i, c j as it has before. does this open the door then maybe for the palestinians to receive or perhaps even sue for reparations. another way, as well as the court said, among other things, but israel is obligated by virtue is bye of its violations of international law to provide full reparations to the people and as a result of interest to the palestinian people essentially. and so the question is, because is, how are those reparations going to be pursued and paid? i suspect that israel is not going to be very quick to offer up preparations, and then other bodies of the, in the world other states, other international organizations. specifically, the united nations will then have to decide whether to try to put in place mechanisms to, to sort of compel israel to provide for reparations, or the very least, to start making registry. and accounting of the arms paused so that reparations, when they might be on the table, can actually be paid out, and the amount paid can be non law. professor monica, i can be at co

when ever there's some sort of ruling by an international body like the i c, j, the i, c. c, or even the united nations. we've been hearing from members of the far right, even before the decision by the i c, j came out and they were saying that israel should unilaterally annex the entirety of the occupied westbank. this was before the decision even came out. and afterwards, the same members of the government known ultra nationalists who have members for members of these really cabinets have reiterated that decision, saying that israel should take measures against these kind of moves. we're also hearing from israel's opposition who are saying that these types of institutions are one sided. but previously what we've heard from them is that under benjamin netanyahu, whose leadership, the way israel is being portrayed and essentially tried in the international realm, is quite negative. and that's all due to benjamin that's in you all his leadership, but on the issue of a legal settlements it is seemingly that there is a consensus here across these really political aisle of str

is it the fact of illegal annexation the i c j says israel is engaging in what amounts to quote, racial, segregation and apartheid. the record is always, if you, that is the most comprehensive restrictions imposed by is an on by the city and, and occupied. but it seemed very close as to what seems to be a method of discrimination based on city, on in the area, at least origin or ethnic origin. and number of participants have i good. that is it has policies and practices in the occupied. but it seems that if the amount the segregation off, i thought while the international court of justice has ruled that israel's policies in the west bank of east jerusalem har in breach of the international law, and deprive palestinians of their rightful self determination that is real by far exceeded its role of the administrator hand the occupied territories and it's supplement policy amounts to an illegal unexcused sion. the court has stated that israel has an obligation to end its presence in those areas as soon as possible, as well as these all supplements activities. it has also owed the un general

c, j willing marks, a major shift in the global stance on the middle eastern complex and i think it's a, it's a historic one and it represents a significant milestone in the struggle of self determination for the cost of the people. however, if we're going to turn this legal victory into tangible change, it requires unwavering political will from states and relentless advocacy from civil society or otherwise, it's just an advisory opinion that they represents a symbolic victory. and we need to give it meaning for it to be a catalyst for real and lasting change of israel has always disregarded international law and community that is realized, continue to enjoy has and the support that is gotten. and while doing so, has only exacerbated the situation on the ground, and it should not be disconnected from ongoing the inside that it perfect created. and as of today, international was, is our peaceful means to use uh, to force dark of the moral universe that have been towards justice and, and challenge the, this past quote, regardless of these uh, imperial interest that continue to prevent

the i c. j. deliberate. it's advisory opinion out the hey, off to the un general assembly requested it's input judge's determined as well as obligated and it's unlawful presence as quickly as possible. they went on to say that israel must also stop all new supplement activity and evacuate old settlers from the occupied territories. i'll just send you an authority. we add molly key says the world most now take action against israel. us all states under you on the autumn now under the obligation not sort of thing lies the legal it to you is rose presence and occupied for the student to retreat and to do nothing to as this is ryan in maintaining this illegal situation. they are directed by the ports to bring, as well as the legal probation to an in this means all the states and the you must immediately review the relations with this row to ensure that policies do not age in isabel's continue the collection against the policy of people, whether directly or indirectly. let's go to the correspondence step boston.

he says the i c j's ruling is a victory for palestinians. this is exactly what we were hoping for and it presents not wonder i started with decision. it is a big blow to guys that early side to is that i as a state as an establishment, as a government settlers. and it is a big victory until the police to new clothes from legal perspective, is it and is the order the invited i'm going down for it's policy is what it's occupation for several months for the illegal apartheid was, were practicing apartheid about the legal value of what happened is that this conclusion, by the national court of justice, which has the highest legal structure in the world, it has condemned all is the only major to try to claim that there is no to patient . if this it has confound. there is a patient on this. okay. the patient is illegal. it has i found one more time the geneva convention is applicable to the okay. by 33 is yes, the band in as a form is rarely justice minister. and he says, as randy government is unlikely to be deterred by the i c j decision, i don'

and he says the i c j's ruling is a victory for the palestinian people. this is exactly what we were hoping for and it presents not blunder. i started with decision, it is a big blow to guys that early side to is that i as a state, as an establishment, as a government settlers. and it is a big victory to the police, to new clothes from legal perspective, is it and is the order the invited and condemn for its policy is what it's occupation for. it's several months for the illegal apartheid was. we're practicing prototype about the legal value of what happened is that this conclusion by the national court of justice, which has the highest legal structure in the world, it has condemned all is the only major to try to claim that there is no to patient . if this it has confirmed, there is what your patient on this patient is illegal. it has. i found one more time. the geneva convention is applicable to the okay. by 33 is oh your see, your billing is the former is really minister of justice and initiator of the oslo process. and he says, is really government is

the i c c, the i, c j. uh, it's going to make us all less safe and i think the it's getting out there, there is correct. and there are other outlets like like yours and in other independent atlas that are covering us and thankfully are out there showing what's really going on the streets we had, like i mentioned allies and comrades there today. and they were getting pepper sprayed. other friends from new jersey i know were helping treating people that were pepper sprayed. our presumptive nominee was there in the middle of everything . and there's going to be lots of photos and videos, obviously, showing that, you know, we're all standing up to this and i think the truth is slowly getting out there. and thankfully, now nothing, no has leaned into a tax on the street and protest. us who demonstrated against these roles, warren guides a say, and quote that they are, they legitimizing useful demonizing, the jewish state as a representative of a political party that has criticized israel before. what will be you

c, j. and the zip said international courts. it has to be set upset, but nevertheless, even they say that there is a plausible evidence with genocide. and by this being enabling that genocide, by sending the items, there's no need for any even negotiations in the west asia where i'm speaking to you from because it was by them who was sent the weapons in for the genocide. that's why you should have resigned. isn't it? and then when you look at the bus and that he belatedly endorsed, because the 1st tweet and we kind of remember it's a little in mosques platform, not any of the usual country all by state controlled all the golf control, media or in the united states like the washington post. well, the new york times has no genocide. jo, chose 8 on masks platform and then a student relate to the went, oh and i endorse. come all the harris who got $5400000.00 from a factory is riley lobby. so no change there. was it a to, i mean, legally, i think under the rules of democratic convention in chic

the i. c, j says israel is engaging in what amounts to quote, racial, segregation and apartheid. the record is always if you read that email, somebody hand civil restrictions imposed by is an on but a city and occupied. but it seemed very close as to what seems to be a method of discrimination based on that on in the area of race, religion or ethnic origin, a number of participants have i good. that is it has policies and practices in the occupied. but it seems that if the amount of segregation or type while the international court of justice has ruled that israel's policies in the west bank of east jerusalem har in breach of the international law and deprive palestinians of their rightful self determination that is real. by far exceeded its role of the administrator hand the occupied territories and its settlement policy amounts to an illegal unexcused sion, the cold has stated that israel has an obligation to end its presence in those areas as soon as possible, as well as these all supplements, activities it has also owed the un general assembly and the un security council to d

c c and the i c j saying they're one sided. and something we often hear from is really officials in cases like this is calling these decisions, quote, anti semitic and seemingly there go to. but we do know that his role doesn't really respond well when these types of decisions happen, whatever sort of international body is ruling against israel. but the issue of a legal settlements has been going on for decades. and in fact, they are legal under international law, not just in the occupied west bank, but an occupied east jerusalem encroaching on palestinian land and really not being able to achieve that territorial continuity that would be needed for palestinian state. so further relief trying to block the issue of its just a solution, but it really does focus the attention of this particular opinion on world capitals . now who have to decide how to move forward with this if they want to. that's exactly right. there's been a lot of pressure on nets and yahoo from allies like the united states who joe biden says he's a staunch su

we've had many previous rulings from the i, c, j and others cooling as well to stop persecuting palestinians in one form or another, then normally always ignored. so what happens now, well is real generally disregards any type of decision after you, when at the international court of justice at the i, c, c, the international criminal court as well. and we don't really see any sort of policy change. what we have seen previously with any country who is going to have policy change, our sanctions are different measure is done by leaders of allies like the united states, like other countries in europe, partners of israel. but we haven't really seen that. we've seen some sanctions on violent settlers extremist in the occupied westbank who have attacked post indians . but we have not really seen any sort of larger measure that has been done for israel to change its policy. and that's why these courts are ruling this way. that's why they're ruling the, the settlements in the occupied west bank and occupied east jerusalem or illegally or encroaching on palestinian land. and at the end of it, they wil

c j's decision. i don't think that a really big deal for resolution. the government is the most striking one as a and a many of the ministers, 6 to especially from the stream, very extreme right. to believe that there is one that can live without the load. and that say anything which is the said about us about the conquering, about occupying and whatever is by us then the they can never accept it. and the, i mean, although i must admit that they did not the identify we talked about. so they do the cation today, and so there was some things that they couldn't, except others that, that done. but the main thing is that the, if you ask me, how did they, they call to decide that they, we will, to open the whole i thought every kotia in all of your patients. a, that the, it is not the, a studio next ation. it is only all of your patients that will not be a lot of so for me, i mean i would say, oh, we don't need to bid the we should not be there. i mean, if we remain in the, in the territory in the west ban

is bytes of the i. c, j, older. in spite of this mechanism, is by default briefings and couldn't meet plants. they're coming, the type of situation is not getting better. after coming out of closed door consultations, rushes ambassadors, said cock is trying, but hurt a mechanism isn't working that really doesn't function because of the depths of the 65 apps. and so this is why i had them since the secret cock also told the council that by the middle of this month, she's hoping to have up and running and a cord or from egypt. she said there are un monitors ready to deploy to gaza, to oversee the distribution of that aid. yes, they receive the necessary visa approvals from these rarely authorities. gabriel is on to algae 0 at united nations in new york of the stem paid as a religious event in india has killed at least $116.00 people attendees had gathered in the northern states of the top are dashed to celebrate the can do that to she the image and came that has more the what else to the other i'm doing says bring the

the i c j is advisory on israel is occupational. palestine is a 1st step towards on doing generational. the cypress means hall for centuries seems to be on a nation, was divided with a greek cypriots holding separate events. the parts of joining us. we'd be getting and bangladesh were a nationwide if you was in place following protests against a government jobs, quote, a system, at least a 105 people have been killed as a having police presence and on the presence on the street. so if the capital duncan, public gatherings have been banned off to several buildings for tours to earlier in the week and internet services have been cut for weeks now students have demonstrated against the quota system. that reserves public service posts for relatives of veterans affairs of independence. and we'll chat. audrey has more from deco. the situation is still a better time. as i speak to you. we've got some reports of scattered violence in some parts of the city and not like last few days. biologics come, there is army patrolling the city, but not like a large number of armies station anywhere, most

i c, c i, c, j holdings. i'm up to the work to and this ongoing genocide. so you see this is victoria capella, sentience that obviously at some point that things could actually change. this definitely is evict the for about us taking. so i would say in as, as it has also echoes of apartheid in the south africa towards its ending days. actually, it was actually us a new k number of other countries that continue to support the apartheid regime, which was a growing movement to a boy called south africa and divest from it. that's what led to the end of apartheid. well, what about to as well as wisdom allies that can be reconsidering how they deal with israel, or they just going to hope that the rest of the world forgets about this icy j decision and keep supporting them as they have been through this for? well, it's a great question because really what's at stake here isn't the national it doesn't the national applied to everyone, or is it very selective when there was a rulings against russia after the invasion of ukraine, those global outrage case against ful

c j or, or do you think they're just going to continue to carry out the war, the way they've been doing. so what, what do we also 5 is that he still has to know that that's all the binding on the international binding, the decisions that tend to provision on mass you've seen, posted by the international court of justice. all the different locations, the only measure was that these wireless complies weeks as a beam of the somebody showing off the computer in front of a poster, then that no, no one has seen not of doing that, how we side it will be complying. we did deal with this one over the mass you've seen, posted by an international code to adjust these fully sounds. he's in a bullying to be access, always say, shall go into the got to sleep. that's has not happened us that he's right. there's also invite the dropbox one know the only possibility to get access to it. there's also something wonderful that people see, but it just gets the body seen as you guys have had to get access to as saying, charlotte going to. so he's the continuum store and you can know that they see johns openi

c j for example, could change the way things go yes, a ceasefire as a crucial disturb the ongoing look should and allow for the human is there enough to reach those in dire need? it is the 1st step toward restoring the sun security in the region of the world. i say that now the month to come to, but it's a simple to cease fire and provide humanitarian at the people of palestine to be beloved goza. especially those that need those in need. they need your help more than ever. we must work together to end the cycle of violence and insurance a just and lasting ease. ibrahim could, i also just ask you, we just have a couple of minutes left, but thank you. first of all for speaking. so personally about what you and your family and your loved ones have been dealing with. but could you tell our viewers about what you were doing before the war broke out? how is this all impacted your life? well before more i was a palestinian journalist, an active as the human rights activist, a wife and a who. it was working with a lot of institutions. i was working with the 16th of october. i was working with

c j for example, could change the way things go? yes, a ceasefire is a crucial to stop the ongoing blood should and allow for the human if they are in a to reach those in dire need. it is the 1st step toward restoring the sun security in the region to the world. i say, i know a month to come to, but it's a simple to cease fire and provide humanitarian at the people of palestine to be beloved goza. especially those that need those in need. they need your help more than ever. we must work together to end the cycle of violence and insurance. a just them blasting these it brought him a good. i also just ask you, we just have a couple of minutes left, but i thank you. first of all for speaking. so personally about what you and your family and your loved ones have been dealing with. but could you tell our viewers about what you were doing before the war broke out? how is this all impacted your life? well before war i was a palestinian journalist on active as the human rights activist, a wife and a who. it was working with a lot of institu

c j for example, could change the way things go? yes, a ceasefire is a crucial to stop the ongoing blood should and allow for the human if they are in a to reach those in dire need. it is the 1st step toward restoring the sun security in the region of the world. i say i know a month to come to, but it's a simple to cease fire and provide humanitarian at the people of palestine to be beloved gauze. especially those that need those in need. they need your help more than ever. we must work together to end the cycle of violence and insurance. a just them blasting these it brought him a good. i also just ask you, we just have a couple of minutes left, but i thank you. first of all for speaking. so personally about what you and your family and your loved ones have been dealing with. but could you tell our viewers about what you were doing before the war broke out? how is this all impacted your life? well before war i was a palestinian journalist on active as the human rights activist, a want to and a who. it was working with a lot of inst

but you have to understand that the i, c, j is the world's most important international 5 beautiful countries take its opinions seriously. and this decision includes resolved and resolutions against israel at the un security council. that is an even bigger deal, even though the us is likely to use it's v to power. there are 2 shields to protect israel. it could also lead to the international criminal court to initiate criminal proceedings against israeli officials in the west bank and all that will further isolate is ro at paris state already because of its deadly offensive and gaza. we might see more diplomatic and economic pressure including sanctions. companies that now have businesses with israel may reassess their relationships and the positions of certain states could also shift is really officials. we now receive reaction from our role condemning the i. c j's ruling prime minister benjamin netanyahu has left out at the courts, lies st. quote. jewish people do not occupy the ro land. the jewish people are not occupiers on their own land, not an hour turn, no capital, jerusalem, not in t

n itself and the i, c, j. we're also hearing from members of the far right. these are people in nets and yahoos, governments, they're known alter nationalists and people who have pretty high up positions in the cabinet. even before this decision came out, they said that israel should you know laterally. annex all of the occupied westbank kind of as a retaliatory measure, even before this ruling had come out. this is a case that has been going on even before the war ongoing is up. but you have people in that to know who's government, who are settlers themselves in these illegal settlements. and this legal settlement project that israel is continuing to expand. many experts say will not pay the way for a 2 state solution because of the territorial continuity that would have to exist for a palestinian state to be there. so a lot of backlash coming in from is really official, but again, it's no surprise. this is how they usually were. yeah, indeed, but one thing that to think of right by like he referred to, had mentioned in his press conference just that we just

c, j. k is, is, he's made rival at the time, which was the da's opposed the case. although it subsequently oddity is really government to us. yeah. to the eyes, to take into removing the the the right wing poppy. these to put you ask elias was also part of the c and you know, cool. so that's because move at the time choke. but now as so that's a box on this new joint. what's the government of national unity is here. there's also renewed sense of hold and some sort of optimism and would be proceeding discomforts and uncertainty now behind us. so that because we're missing a historic moment, the promises to be defined governance of africa. well, we're very lucky now it's been joined by zip code. let me pull it up to amc national spokes plus a member of the any c on veronica meant to national chaff. of some of the comic freedom fights as policy of veronica. let's get started to jump right into what i mean. you've pulled best cognition, a consolidation of why monopoly over the economy. what do

it's goes about comfortable that lucio schultz and who's the i. c j in the head. go welcome to see. is there any doubt that the court will condemn israel's presence in the west bank an order of withdrawal? so so as we are speaking, the court has just started reading out its opinion and it is really important to say to you that this is a so called advisory opinion. so with this opinion, he's not going to rule or to order to anyone that he has to do this or that. so for the, let's see here today is that they will look into the case and they will give their equal assessment off the practices and policies by these strategies in the occupied palestinian territories. and as i said, as we're speaking, it's ongoing. so you will have to bear a little bit longer with me for hearing the results of this i'm, we've been looking at live pictures from the course as you were speaking. we know the ruling is non binding. so what effect would it have? yes, so the court itself says that this has more authority and it is really among experts and a legal experts that really say that you know, the outcome

you can use this the a show that has more on the i c, j rolling as the international court of justice. and the hate said that each res continued presence in the occupied palestinian territories unlawful. and that it has to bring an end to it as rapidly as possible. use read should also sees immediately new settlement activities and evacuate all settlers. the court also said that all of the states and international organizations run done with the gauge and to not treat that situation as legal states. also, shouldn't brenda age to maintain it. finally, of calls on the united nations to consider modalities to bring an end to what the court qualified as an unlawfully presence of the state destroyer in the occupied palestinian territories. this decision is not binding, but has moto socrates and great legal rate? according to the court. i haven't gemini, chancellor, what of souls has launched his social democrats campaign for regional the elections and the eastern states have section 8, the fall rights alternative for germany. policy is heads in the post deb, but the lead is narrowing. the

also in the i c j. so uh, apparently uh there has been this some uh um, uh very has been a reason for that to attack these. that was a, a b i need to say, but the investigation is going on right now. also have that specific get set up, but again, it doesn't look good especially, and this time was as well. it was funny for history and it's a for, it's uh, it would be addition in the word that's trial, hispanics living in toby's, thank you. thank it's to the european football championship in germany now where the clock is ticking down to to 9 semi final between the netherlands and england. the city of dogwood has turned into a sea of orange. as dutch fans get ready to tear on their t thousands have converged on the city center. many england fans of also turned out to enjoy the warm temperatures ahead of the game. winter will face spain in sundays . final all the moving from the w sports isn't going to and we asked him whether fans expected english to reach the semi final no, i don't think that was much to

do you have any, is this the shows and has more on the i c, j rolling or the international court of justice. and the hague said that each res continued presence in the occupied palestinian territories unlawful. and that it has to bring an end to it as rapidly as possible. use red shut, also sees immediately new settlement activities and evacuate all settlers. the court also said that all other states and international organizations run down with the gauge and to not treat that situation as legal states also shouldn't during the age to maintain it. find a lead causing the united nations to consider modalities to bring an end to what the court qualified as an unlawfully presence of the state destroyer in the occupied palestinian territories. this decision is not binding but has more. oh, sorry, and great legal rate according to the court this, it shows that reporting from the hey, you know, let's take a quick look at some of the stories making news around the world. of course, in russia has sentence wall street journal reports the evident guessing of its 216 years in prison. the close still p

c j, a role in the international court of justice in the hague said that each tray has continued presence in the occupied palestinian territories unlawful. and that it has to bring an end to it as rapidly as possible. use red shut also sees immediately new settlement activities and evacuate all it's headless. the court also said that all other states and international organizations are under no obligation to not treat that situation as leader states also shouldn't during the age to maintain it, find the lead cause of the united nations to consider modalities to bring an end to what the court qualified as an unlawfully presence of the state destroyer in the occupied palestinian territories. this decision is not binding but has more. oh sorry. and great legal rate. according to the court of israel says it is investigating how its defense has failed to prevent a drug and strike in central televi easy rebels. and you have been claimed responsibility for the attack which killed one person an injured at least 10 others . they say the strike was in retaliation for israel's war and gossip. the ex

if israel ignores the i, c j as it has before. does this open the door then, maybe for the palestinians to receive or perhaps even sue for reparations? another way as well. the court said, among other things that israel is obligated by virtue is by of its violations of international law to provide full reparations to the people. and as a result of just about sending people essentially. and so the question is, become, is, how are those reparations going to be pursued and paid? i suspect that israel is not going to be very quick to offer up reparations. and then other bodies of the, in the world, other states, other international organizations, specifically the united nations will then have to decide whether to try to put in place mechanisms to, to sort of compel israel to provide for reparations. or the very least, to start making registry. and accounting of the arms paused so that reparations, when they might be on the table, can actually be paid out, and the amount paid can be non law. professor monica, i can be at columbia unive

we heard the palestinian foreign minister monkeys say that this with this ruling, the i, c, j has fulfilled its moral obligation and duty, and that according to this ruling other countries should. now i'm paraphrasing the quote, provide no aid, no money, no complicity, no arms and no trade with israel. and that's something that will be seeing palestinian officials and those who advocate on behalf of the palestinian cause argue in the coming days of this ruling should be used to apply more pressure on israel. on the other side, we've heard from the is really prime minister, unequivocally condemning this a ruling. and he said that the west bank in east jerusalem are part of the jewish peoples, historical homeland referring to the west bank. and it's a biblical name today and scenario, and that is the thing. he said that the jewish people are not conquerors of their own land. so you see a coup unsurprising. we pull are opposite reactions to this uh, the ruling. and it's difficult to see what the middle ground could be, especially that recently these really connects. it has also passed a resolu

c j to assess israel's occupation, settlement and annexation of palestinian lance over the statute to deliver the w as lucy fulton as more on the icy dr roy or the international court of justice. and the hate said that x ray is continued presence in the occupied palestinian territories unlawful. and that it has to bring an end to it as rapidly as possible . use red shut, also sees immediately new settlement activities and evacuate all it's headless. the court also said that all other states and international organizations run down with the gauge and to not treat that situation as legal states also shouldn't during the age to maintain it. finally, calls on the united nations to consider modalities to bring an end to what the court qualified as an unlawfully presence of the state destroyed in the occupied palestinian territories. this decision is not binding, but has more low socrates and great legal rate. according to the court, israel says its investigating how its defense is failed to prevent a drone strike in central tel aviv. you're wrong back treating the luxury in yemen has claim

this is right up to the i c j. but generally they all agree that the conflict should come to an end, and that bloodshed should be sort of stopped. but when they now they are now in the quantities in the now, in the unity government, any decision that is going to be made from now on want you to be a product of negotiation. and they have to come up with one of strong view on this conflict. if they have to make any decisions. the w corresponding privilege must, whenever the thank you very much. i, or at least 120 people have died and across night a hindu religious gathering in india is nolan, who produced states school is more of a engine official say. most of the victims were women and children. initial reports indicate organizes had permission to host about $5000.00 people, but more than 15, thousands came to the event it was here at a religious gathering and we talked about this, but the hora unfolded. it's not yet clear what close the crush, but witnesses say that the storm caused a panic among the worshippers. an

c states and the dog city of the hague. whereas the i, c, j is the space between states, the i, c. c prosecutes individuals and they supposed to be the cause of last resort. when local justice fails, i say it only has jurisdiction if uh the country is, is unwilling or unable to genuinely investigate across the rest. so suffice to be carried out by member states as the court has no police force. judges decide whether a defendant is guilty or not guilty, and also if reparation should be paid. but the court has moved slowly with just 11 people convicted in 22 years. notably, most of them are being africans, the icbc costs money is last budget for for 24 is i think 197000000 euros. that's about $200000000.00 us dollars. this comes from them. the state state governments and other entities can make voluntary contributions. steven rappe was president obama's ambassador of logical crimes, and a man who wishes the us. it signed up. it's very, very unfortunate and it would be a better process of america were involved in it. how able is the ice easy to resist? the political pressure is under

whereas the i, c, j is the space between states, the i, c. c prosecutes individuals and they supposed to be the cause of last resort. when local justice fails, i say it only has jurisdiction if uh the country is, is unwilling or unable to genuinely investigate across the rest. so suffice to be carried out by member states as the court has no police force. judges decide whether a defendant is guilty or not guilty, and also if reparation should be paid. but the court has moved slowly with just 11 people convicted in 22 years. notably, most of them are being africans, the icbc costs money is last budget for for 24, as i think 197000000 euros. that's about $200000000.00 us dollars. this comes from member state state governments and other entities can make voluntary contributions. steven rappe was president obama's ambassador of logical crimes, and a man who wishes the us. it signed up. it's very, very unfortunate and it would be a better process of america were involved in it. how able is the ice easy to resist? the political pressure is under at

whereas the i, c, j is the space between states, the i, c. c, prosecutes individuals and they supposed to be the course of last resort. when local justice fails, i say it only has jurisdiction if uh the country is, is unwilling or unable to genuinely investigate across the rest. so suffice to be carried out by member states. as the court has no police force, judges decide whether a defendant is guilty or not guilty, and also if reparation should be paid. but the court has moved slowly with just 11 people convicted in 22 years. notably, most of them have been africans, the icbc costs money is last budget for for 24, as i think 197000000 euros. that's about $200000000.00 us dollars. this comes from them. the state state governments and other entities can make voluntary contributions. steven rappe was president obama's ambassador of logical crimes, in a man who wishes the us. it signed up. it's very, very unfortunate, and it would be a better process of america were involved in it. how able is the ice easy to resist? the political pressure is un

whereas the i, c, j, hey, is the space between states, the i c. c prosecutes individuals and they supposed to be the cause of last resort . when local justice fails, i say it only has jurisdiction. if uh, the country is, is unwilling or unable to genuinely investigate across the rest. so suffice to be carried out by member states. as the court has no police force, judges decide whether a defendant is guilty or not guilty. and also if reparation should be paid. but the court has moved slowly with just 11 people convicted in 22 years, notably, most of them moving africans the icing. see cost money is last budget for for 24 is i think 197000000 euros. that's about $200000000.00 us dollars. this comes from member state state governments and other entities can make voluntary contributions. steven rappe was president obama's ambassador of logical crimes, and a man who wishes the us. it signed up. it's very, very unfortunate and it would be a better process of america were involved in it. how able is the ice easy to resist? the political pressure is unde

whereas the i, c, j is the space between states, the i, c. c prosecutes individuals and they supposed to be the cause of last resort. when local justice fails, i say it only has jurisdiction if uh the country is, is unwilling or unable to genuinely investigate across the rest. so suffice to be carried out by member states as the court has no police force. judges decide whether a defendant is guilty or not guilty, and also if reparation should be paid. but the court has moved slowly with just 11 people convicted in 22 years. notably, most of them are being africans, the icbc costs money is last budget for for 24, as i think 197000000 euros. that's about $200000000.00 us dollars. this comes from member state state governments and other entities can make voluntary contributions. steven rappe was president obama's ambassador of logical crimes, in a man who wishes the us that signed up. it's very, very unfortunate and it would be a better process of america were involved in it. how able is the ice easy to resist? the political pressure is under th