the, the, and is rarely are astride kills 5 or rain in is law. make revolutionary guard. poor advisors in the syrian capital, damascus is around, has gone as far as to create from us itself. yes, come us has been financed by these really govern the use top diplomatic uses. the is really government of creating and sponsoring her mas to prevent the formation of a palestinian state. free latin american countries request international ports investigate report. it is really crimes in gaza. the end of the tale and police use water cannon and tear gas against protesters and the country of north arena, pro palestinian protest. the

i'm rachel ruble live in moscow. you're watching our t international. we start in syria. we're 5 or rainy and military advisors had been killed in the strike on damascus. saturday, conducted by is really forces residential building or part of the collapse after the airstrikes with explosions heard across the syrian capital. israel has bombs targets inside the neighboring country with increasing frequency. it's since october, 7th, emergency workers are clearing the rubble at the side of the strike. local say they were terrified by the to tell me, must do. there. are people still under the rebel? there are people screaming for their loved ones. what did they do? the sound of the bombing was very strong and the house shook from side to side. what we saw was har, israelis brutally written down. besides, on the residential building,

their bodies on the ground destroyed cars. what soon did we commit to die like this? studies, vanessa bailey, an independent investigative journalist from damascus says this attack is another example of civilians falling victim to israel. a aggression, you know, this is even though it's wrong, will claim that this is the target as far as the nation. it has claimed the lives as far as i understand of terry and civilian so just happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time. what is sadly happening since the genocide and garza begun post october. the 7th. the us has to be held responsible because has the us at that point not to be tied a ceasefire. none of this escalation would have happened including in the red sea, including in syria because had peace come about in gauze, or there had been some negotiated solution. none of the countries that are supporting or trying to prevent it. so genocide and garza would have responded in

this way, and that of course, includes in southern lebanon, as well as now taking out a ground invasion into southern lebanon, which then brings escalation into loving. and also, i wish my son also include syria. so the escalation is going ahead, we just were kind of preparing ourselves for it here and everybody feels that it's impossible to stop it right now. the use top diplomat, joseph beretta, has accused is really government of helping to create and sponsor hum us and slammed prime minister netanyahu for non supporting a 2 state solution. yes, i said israel by continuing to reject the solution has gone as far as to create some us itself. yes, i'm us has been financed by these really government to try to undermine the palestinian authority a fat. so if we don't intervene strongly,

the spiral of hate and violence will continue from generation to generation, from funeral to funeral, when the seeds of heat that are being sold in gaza today. grove or else comments come just days before you foreign ministers are scheduled to host the israel, a foreign minister in brussels on monday. claims that netanyahu's government has provided funding to him aust, including by allowing guitar, financing of gaza, had been circulating long before the as fairly occupation is really government strongly pushed back against morales comments. but netanyahu had this to say in 2019 to anyone who wants to prevent these tablets. spence, of a posting on state, needs to support strengthening come us. we spoke to elias mcnair. a veteran war journalist and political analyst explained that netanyahu never supported a 2 state solution and is using the war against them. us to stay in power as a prime minister. these really, governments cannot achieve the desired objectives,

and they cannot stop the war. because that means the fadia and the for all big, i mean that's and you know, i'm to be put in front of freezing steaks on the 7th of october that took place. and there he's watch, he's not capable of defeating him, us. and the only person that are afraid, the other one can buy these really occupation forces in gaza and he come to really anything but to continue to go hoping that something can pull from this guy or something doesn't happen to change the course of events. because add the culture to event of going, he doesn't have any solution. really. the position is right. is exactly what be here means that then yeah, i would say a small amount of political life or what not to give the police to unions estate. so what that does, that bar isn't saying he's not completing the sentence when been here. i mean that

then, you know, said he wanted to support him, us is only the week and the police doing in the state and we can move the bus and for him, us and foot doctor flight one another. and this is why and it didn't. yeah. who said in the last days, i am nobody to allow me to how much is done all that is done in gaza and we will have control. of course, he's not capable of controlling because he's army has failed to achieve any of the state objectives to alter by gazda, to the fee come and to free. the presidents, like a rama, is set to file a case against israel and the international court of justice, calling for the prevention of genocide and gaza. that's shortly after mexico as to the international criminal court to investigate reported is rarely crimes. the referral is due to the growing concerned over the latest escalation of violence, particularly against civilian targets, and the alleged continued commission of crimes under the court's jurisdiction.

specifically, since the october 7th, 2023 attacked carried out by her most militants and the subsequent hostilities in gaza. and other latin american country and chalet has also endorsed the investigation of possible war crimes and does a, israel is not a member of the international criminal court in the us does not recognize as jurisdiction. isis is prosecutor, though, has dressed as court, has a 40 over a potential war crimes carried out in the enclave. let's comes after israel faced another investigation last week by the international court of justice. south africa presented the case alleging as well, is it committing genocide in guides of israel, denies the charges and claims that the actions in gaza are self defense and thrown international lawyers say the i. c. j decision could be expected in february, medical analysts, premier of who knows, it says the emerging nations calls for as well as accountability is unprecedented. from a human rights perspective, it's completely of noxious to even claim that this is

a battle for defense or for human rights. we see that over 24000 palestinians have been brutally murdered. there are so many countries in the global south like me could i why like, she lives like south africa and also mexico that have very long and dark histories of is really involvement that are not really talked about. and now these countries with the rising multiple, their world order, with the ascendancy of russia, china, iran, and powers that are not beholden to western imperialism. now you have countries are able to speak their voice. this has something very unique in history. this has not happened before, and this has things to be rising, multi followed order, the monopoly of power, the icy c in the i see. do you have over world affairs is declining in terms of the west south. they're still operating within these organisms. we know that the i c c is not necessarily the best friend of the global south community, but the signals that something positive is happening. deleon protestors have

clashed with police and the countries north has locals gathered to voice their support for palestine and against israel. the demonstrators were subdued with water cannons and tear gas. the in the northern italian city of the 10s of people gathered for a rally and brandished banners, saying free palestine. lease in riot gear. rush the crowd with the tons and shields beating some of them. it only hasn't delivered to any weapons, israel since october 7th, all the countries democratic party leader is demanding to stop them. now that we must phase the shows, avoidance of fuel, this conflict of avoid incense and exposing to conflicts to the conflict in the middle east. in this case, particularly to israel,

because we can not to risk weapons being used to meet what could be considered as war crimes. since the war began, perhaps this deposit of shipments of weapon systems, old, military material of any kind and so slain, talks about things that do not exist. it's buell propaganda. the democratic party should be by the influence. meanwhile, in madrid, thousands took to the streets to express their support for gaza or testers were seen waving palestinian flags and banners reading free palestine locals condemned as really a tax on gaza and the killing of civilians. and here's london where demonstrators can be seen carrying palestinian flags and placards with pro palestinian slogans also accusing israel of committing genocide. we spoke to a local activist on reporting a supposedly most scenario, at least long to tell him that scenario with the large manufacturing population,

which is one of the poor as far as a 100 and in the center of the skyscraper city of london is being lost a day with 3 or 4000 people, us with this area and a great mixture from the local nation and from other communities. and none of the many different political parties take the cost of the i'm the, it's as high as ever in britain. the last pay on january the 10th in britain, on the question of a seatbar, garza showed 71 percent in favor of a see file opposed to the media reviews go to political leadership in england, a new britain, the main policies, and what the, what the country ones in northern israel protest i took to the streets and we're

seeing scuffling with police. the hundreds of israel lays gathered for an anti war protests to police officers, tried to remove banners and held by the protesters. locals called for an immediate cease fire in gaza and the return of hostages. over the week $21.00 ukrainian soldiers surrendered to russian forces that's according to the russian defense ministry. are too senior correspondent, my gosh, do you have spoke to 3 fighters and captured it during the conflict? it's a do it sold by russian to repeat the premiums by surprise. these is the netscape gade scouts squad.

oh, full. you pay the and so just choose to surrender that saved their lives. they are now safe. fed and boom, fall from the front lines. 3 of them agreed to speak with us. move them or if it was the team, there was an assault on our position. i was resting, then 2 of us stand watch well to rest. we did put up a little resistance, but then realized that was pointless. grenade started flying, and there was no point anymore. so we surrendered. what is your daughter's 1st day of? we know it's because it, well me were you afraid of surrendering? couldn't you? of course jump to the last. why, but you afraid cricket of cause or if they told us we will be tortured and beaten.

perfect, especially on, but the reality it is the opposite across got told you that what they said. so on the news, the as the will of these ukrainian soldiers, all mobilized troops pressed into service against the will. there was no. infuse the ass, i'm among them. don't you just come i as in your book on the other below. if she didn't tell you, if i locked in the toy store, i didn't want this at all. i was perfectly content with civilian life periods i have, i would say i wanted, they say you fight for money, but what good does that do me? what you need to point we were what are the so just say, what's it or full when you come when you love it, i don't know the car insurance. i'm assuming you come when you're not. no one wants this. it needs to out. it's sold, pointless, and when you come when you're wrong, is that your opinion or the general opinion was like, do my field,

okay. you made me think self. no, just me. it makes and it's useless. so many outgoing, and i just don't understand why they describe a bleak picture. recreate in troops demoralized they claim more and more refused to fight. but to repeat what you will losses in pursuit of another country . we lost menu, killed and wounded for the store at us. um and so i'm not sure what percentage they're gonna probably 70 percent. maybe more. i charge here before the soldiers say about the tool and issue a hold or phone. nothing. good. the lead time? yes. the so the night that everyone is sick of this war itself, pointless. is there any idea logical fights is left for you by? no, i don't know a single one at all. no one, no,

for independence for bundle. no. put it in your book or they want any of that. i matched, there was some at the beginning, but not anymore. they've run out. the testimony explains recent statements by you creating an officials who's for, to, to mobilize ation. demands for europe to the ports, ukrainian, refugees, of military age, and the unwilling army. that doesn't know what it's fighting for. trust bluish does . do you feel like you defend? did you create that? not really the sure one that will start courtesy. so then what did so many ukrainians, hundreds of thousands die for that and i don't know my building the money out there. i don't know anymore. these men are lucky. this is a happy ending. the saw as will goes in the heat of combat. it is not always possible to surrender 3,

have families and young children who now will get to see the fathers again. or i guess the of the, from the la guns, the people's republic, your crime, this counter offensive hasn't been successful for kids, but it has been for russia that's according to the russian foreign ministry spokeswoman re, as a harvard responded to a statement by the print in president's chief of staff, who called it's counter offensive, quite successful or given the circumstances. expectations must match opportunities and given the opportunities provided the calendar often said was quite successful. kia have still has high hopes for help from the united states in europe. a russian president vladimir putin has pronounced the january counter, offensive by ukrainian armed forces, a complete and absolute failure. numbers tell the story of cabs, mass of personnel and weapons losses during the operation. according to the russian

defense ministry chief and moscow has repeatedly stressed to create a cheap no significant results. meanwhile, mainstream media has been signaling that the west a new plan are looking for new strategies after the counter offensive. disappointing results. as government officials express doubts about cubes, prospects. alexander markovich ahead of this of our of used institute says ukraine will consider the counter offensive as a success to have something to show publicly to the nation. she has to consider it as success because otherwise you wouldn't be able to keep up with the morales inside the ukrainian army, which is actually highly demoralized after the savior of the reasons condo fences. so yes, at least to achieve some kind of public relations. uh, victory, which is of course, um only uh virtual endeavor, but no, it's based on reality. and therefore he has to somehow mask this failure to sugar

coat. it's in order to sell it to the ukranian population, which um, lots of parts just actually waiting in the face of the car ins defeats against the russian army. so i guess maybe we will see some kind off um who detox or so mute denise in 2024. when the ukranian c stuff propaganda are no longer able to convince the army that it's actually um that it makes sense to continue to fight against russia. a former us state department official arrested on hate crime charges after publicly harassing a whole all food vendor in new york may have his charges dismissed. that's if according to prosecutors towards sort of its takes the so called anti bias counseling program we offer has been condemned by the council on american islamic relations, which is demanding justice the salt of its valid verbal abuse and harassment

targeting is strict vendor was caught on video for all to see the sweetheart do you received from the manhattan. da's office is a shameful front of our justice system and hold on fitting to his actions, as opposed to an answer most, some biggest from hate crimes are on the rise nationwide, and large punishments are a slap in the face to the victims. the represent a failure to address the severity of the issue, perpetuating a cycle of injustice and further marginalization. mr. sort of that's who worked as an aid to former president obama was arrested in november after a viral video showed him insulting a muslim worker in manhattan. ortiz caleb mountain has been looking deeper into the controversial case. we're here on the upper east side of manhattan and a 24 year old mohammed who's saying is hard at work. it is lunchtime, and he was the victim of a pro long street harassment campaign. months of intimidation and threats that were

made by steward selda with a former official of the obama administration. i was there and i was working on a normal day and he come asked me about the, what are the from, i think we offer music off the associate. he told me is about thomas. and you can be able to use i didn't do anything of that. i also saw him on a buckle on something like this. i think my phone on record to him. now. i'm scared about what he can do for me because i'm just working here. i don't know of anybody . you know, the video was stewart sale, the widths and the hateful things he was saying to 24 year old mohammed. uh, they circulated the internet and generated a huge amount of outrage. i bought a new printer terrace. you support? are you seeing go, i'm the, i'm seeing. i'm not some book you go. i'm just working huge. right. you're a terrible person. you considering not me. go my to get sure thing. not me go,

i mean kill cho. okay. oh, i see your one if we killed 4000 palestinians, you know why it wasn't enough. wasn't this man who was harassing a street vendor, talking about using his political connections to get him deported and saying he would be tortured back in egypt saying very hateful things about islam and muslim americans. he wasn't just anybody and he was a former official of the obama administration. and now we understand the prosecutors here in new york and given stewart selda with a sweetheart deal. that's what many are referring to it as a sweetheart deal. where instead of facing any penalty, all you will have to do is take a sensitivity course to learn about muslim americans and the problems of beings racially insensitive the problems of making offensive comments. so many are looking at this and saying this is an example of a, a 2 tiered injustice system where it seems like those connected to america's political lead. don't face accountability for their actions,

while the criminal ports seem to have let stuart sell to. it's off the hook for a haps, there can be a lawsuit in which some justice is one and with some compensation is awarded to mohammed who's saying for what he endured. but there was widespread outrage not just here in the united states, but all over the world about what the young street vendor was subjected to. so you drove hate crimes charges against former obama official stewards. seldom it's a he harassed the street vendor multiple times and gleefully called for the depths of posting and children. and it was all called him via your office as a joke, replace palestinian for jewish and see what would have happened to the perpetrator sold of it. some others like him, are untouchable. tale is only for the legal people who can meet hate crimes. a bama state department official gets charges dropped after he targets and stokes, a full truck vendor. no jail for steward. sel though it's just as a vice training. so the case has generated a lot of outrage,

but it looks like the courts here in new york city. don't consider what stuart cell the woods did to be very serious and have given him what many are calling a sweetheart deal. we'll have to see how this kate develops as the legal proceedings. continue have a lawsuit goes. caleb mauppin, archie, new york, late attorney, and founder of the muslim legal law firm. hassan shibley's says the case reflects an alarming trend of quote, as i'm a phobia among us politicians, despite large scale pro palestinian protests held by the american public. i think this case displays true extreme problems with the united states. the 1st is don't forget it. with this individual was this individual was responsible for helping shape u. s. foreign policy towards palestine is real. and we see that is real feeling a 100 children a day with american support, american weapons, the entire united nations. fact that means against, for digital is doing in america's one of the few nations that stands in support of israel's 4th of crimes against humanity. and i think seeing this individual and his

and so i must some anti or add to i tell assume hatred and the hatred that he's expressed. how he's the humanized and vilified his most of neighbors and most of businessmen. i mean, i think that just reflects the problem of us foreign policy. you have people that are filled with hatred and they support policies that we ultimately see a leading terrific blood shed in the middle east. so when you see people like him, it's no surprise that america is unfortunately enabling the genocide of the palestinians from us once a new deal with israel, that would say a prisoner swap. and a last thing truce that's according to senior guys, an official by some name, who spoke with us exclusively here in moscow on friday. it is a great pleasure to have joining us here in the russian capital today. dr. bye, same night he by you are a member of the how must political bureau in gaza joining us here in the russian

capital i, i like to say very well welcome. and i'm so grateful for your time today. i'm so grateful for you to come in and speak to us here at the international it's it's, it's almost difficult to imagine. we're past 100 days now. office conflicting gaza . a lot of people didn't think it would go on this long. even more people didn't think it could prove to be as shocking as to what we've seen now for the past few months. gaza northern gaza is basically in ruin. people who were told to flee to the south ended up getting caught up in bombs as well. we'll get to the future of gauze or in just a moment, but i just want to kick off our discussion just from a russian point of view. we understand that the russian foreign minister, we did send a list of 8 russians to hum us who may be among the hostages taken in israel. did you have any information you can share with us regarding these 8 possible russian hostages? we have received today in the meeting and the so far enough is the name of

a list of names of some of the russian citizens who are the nationalities russian on this slide is uh we um, really need to convey this message to our brothers and leaders and goes because it is extremely difficult now to give any information is because of this very complicated situation on the ground. uh, but we have in the 1st uh, attempt to reach a ccf. we have exhibited a lot of efforts to respond to the russian goals, especially from prison, fulton to release some of the russian hostages in does of the and we have also did the clear, did you want to clarify how complicated this is the original integral of distance

to the, as you have seen, the northern part of the survey is totally destroyed and the, the west of the cell phone, but this also is on the truck most of the time. therefore, to move to seats for the caption. so juice of hostages is extremely serious and dangerous because of the continuous one button. and uh these uh, caption, most the sole jaws are in the hands of different groups in different places. and you have seen that even though, so he, the attempts will to release these hostages have coasted the life of those. but isn't those because again, it is, you're talking about a very complicated and a very serious and dangerous situation because it is a very competitive, very serious and dangerous situation on the ground. but is how mass actively trying to get these russian hostages back?

sure, we have from the, the one say that clearly the, especially when we are talking about civilians, men or women, we are ready to release them immediately. as long as we can reach a cease fail so that we are able to move around to seats for the capture the people and to be sure that we kind of release them and safely and secure them. and those of you talked about the see as far as i know, as i understand there be no new ceasefire agreements since november of last year. what all your time frame you see? so why would you tell us that we have both a lot of proposals and from different mediators, categories. egypt shows about it's important to cease fav, a visual node experience with the 1st ccf, which has been violated by this. so he has a total events when it comes 1st to the humidity and indeed we were not able to

send the need a few minutes in it to the northern part of guys that they have looked at when it comes to shore. think i'm coming from the scene as you wouldn't, this is for you. and also when it comes to be committed to the conditions or to the names of the list of people as teen and businesses, women and children on definitely the side to release them based on our list. unfortunately they have, they will not, they have not committed to all that. the only thing that is real keeps violating the terms of any potential ceasefire. yes, when it comes to the terms that you offer? yes, the 2nd piece was we are looking for a fine on it to turn the comprehensive seas fave. is that is, is that a fact is how much looking for it is? yes, this is what we are looking for, which kind of low to open the boat does to live the seized on know the aid to get in to goes up to the school. the rest of to been through the menu impacting as auto .