u. n. international human rights organizations saying not to do it, it will be a catastrophe. are these comments making any difference to nothing? yeah. whose plans? the yeah, one i think the, the us concern was that certainly went on to the blinking was a, he didn't get any impression from these. right. the government that that was a serious plan and what the us government said was that he could not conducting an operation into rafa. sudden tail or on the last that was a proper humanitarian situation to prep the humanitarian plan for how they're going to deal with all those people being these ready media that's been discussion for many weeks about what the right for operational the like a when's it gonna start, how long would it go on? so why has it not stopped it already? but the government itself has said, precious little other than that right for his next and that cross as it was on the off the blinking go back and the criticism was leveled. that's nothing yahoo has come out and said he has instructed the minute tree and the security establishment to come up with a combine

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29000 step vassal begins coverage, a better student delegation, accompanied by international law, exports travels to the u. n's highest court in the hague. taking the 1st step towards de hope, stopping one of the world's longest unblocked use occupations. for the 1st time and its history, the international court of justice will have to load on the legality of israel's confiscation of ballasting inland. opening the oral hearings by this thing and foreign minister, described israel's occupation as a system of apartheid that has thrown the palestinians into a 2nd class citizens for over a century in how many of those rights hold up in a sea of people to self determination has been denied and violated by this time was not aligned without the people. it was not as is their id. those have described it, the waste land. that was logic on this time. the only solution, consistent with international law, this for this illegal occupation to come to an immediate and conditional until it is well kept to the west bank, gaza and east jerusalem. in 1967 here we as of historic palestine, which palestinians one for a states arme

international law. and the policy names will say they have tried through the u. n. another international for to reach and negotiated solution with these riley's but they haven't golf anyway. that is why they have a, the international court of justice. a bonus smith. i'll just, sarah the hate. the now on the eve of the 2 year anniversary of russia's full scale invasion of ukraine diplomats gathered in new york, the foreign ministers and representatives from around the world addressed the united nations, including russia and ukraine. gabriel and his own, the reports from new york. with his country facing a shortage of ammunition and losses on the battlefield. ukraine's foreign minister came to new york with a message. those who say that ukraine just needs to negotiate with russia and, and the war. either you informed or never followed what happened between 20142022. during that 8 years ukraine and russia held approximately 200 rounds of peace negotiations in various forms and made 20 ceasefire agreements. all of these piece efforts. and it's 2 years ago at the united n

u. n. u. s. and international 8 organizations is warning will be catastrophic, but others remain defiant, saying they will not leave until the will and with a dollar here topic, wazoo. oh, just a or a roof in southern gauze is and israel's war wrong cause or it appears nobody is off limits because really forces a targeting everyone. this comes on the how much reports seen in doctors and across his book is really snipers. the medics are risking their lives too risky. the engine shot. but is there a heating marksman? nasir medical complex in con unit. even inside the hospital compound. no one is safe from the police. praise be to god. i've managed to save 2 injured people to recover a march or from the move bar in case of the necessary medical complex. despite the haven't gone far inside the complex, i did what i did because the medical teams are not able to reach them across the gaza. strip. at least 21 palestinians have been killed but is really snipers since testing. is there any forces containing the boom budman? this is what's left of a remodel neighborhood. it used to be one of god's us most

u. n. u. s. and international 8 organizations is wanting will be get this traffic. but others remain defiant, saying they would not leave until the will and with a dollar here. the tar expensive. oh, just a rough, rough in southern gauze while then as well as one, gaza at the p is nobody is off limits is very full. so sometimes i think everyone is homes. i'm a homeless reports senior and doctors and across his book is really snipers. the medics risking their lives too risky to engine shop, but is there a heating, maximum o c and also medical complex in con units. even inside the hospital compound, no one is safe from the blades. praise be to god. i've managed to save 2 injured people to recover a march or from the mubarek gaze with the necessary medical complex. despite the haven't gone far inside the complex i did, but i did because the medical teams are not able to reach them across the guy's a street, at least 21 palestinians, a big kid, but is really sniper, since testing is really forces containing the boom bergman to this, this what's left of a remodel neighbo

u. n. u. s. and international 8 organizations is wanting will be catastrophic, but others remain defiant, saying they will not leave until the will and with a dollar here topic of as a oh, just a or a roof in southern garza. and i'll just see the time of who was injured off in the southern gaza. i want to ask you in a moment, honey about that's uh, potentially is really military offensive into the off of 1st of all just talk us through what's been happening in the last 24 hours or so. the attacks that have been happening in gaza and, and of course rafa is this. well, the more it's fox, if people hear them over, it realized their life has been defined not only by the in displace on hungry and for found a traumatized. but now we're adding that the fact that there is a new element which is the intense bombing campaign taking place and rough, i hadn't only with that being intensify severely intensified within the past week or so as more residential homes being targeted on a daily basis. and more people are being killed, including women and children at the record number. right now, we're looking at l

u. n. u. s. and international 8 organizations is wanting would be catastrophic, but others remain defiant, saying they would not leave until the war ends with a dollar here, tara competitive. oh, just a or a roof in southern gauze is and israel's war on cause or of his nobody is off limits is ready forced as a target and everyone comes on the home and reports palestinian doctors in the cross. his book is really snipers. the medics are risking their lives too risky. the engine shop is there. a heating marksman? knots of medical complex. in con units even inside the hospital compound, no one is safe from the police. praise be to god. i've managed to save 2 injured people to recover a march or from the move our gaze with the necessary medical complex. despite the haven't gone far inside the complex, i did what i did because the medical teams are not able to reach them across the gaza street. at least 21 palestinians have been killed by his release naples since that day. is there any forces containing the boom budman? this is what's left of a remodel neighborhood. it used to be one of god's us most p

when the international community, the condemns of settlement, you're effectively condemning the israelis, israel's aim to make a greater israel. and that doesn't happen very often at the u. n. or an international or me. so i think that the international community and they see the settlements and israel as, as the same thing and they are, um, so i, that's why i think you see very little condemnation of these supplements or so a lot of people are talking about the need for a 2 state solution to this complex, even though netanyahu has been clear that he does not support a 2 state pollution a solution. but based on what you have seen personally, do you think that palestinians and israelis can live in peace? yeah, i mean i, i, i believe that i mean in the west bank they believe like they, they don't care if israel's is released or they don't care of juice. people are in palestine, they just don't want they, they don't want to be kicked out of their, their little villages. they, they're completely fine being in your, um, you know, tell of you, i don't think that they have a problem, but there's so much. um is really infrastructure now in the west bank that i'm assuming that you

international law. and the palestinians will say they have tried through the u. n. another international for to reach and negotiated solution with these riley's but they haven't golf anyway. that is why they have the international court of justice. and it's me, i'll just say era, the hate experts working for the un commission of for human rights say, any transfer of weapons to israel, likely to be used in gaza, would violate humanitarian law. the experts said, states should not transfer any weapon or ammunition. if facts or past patterns of behavior indicates that they would be used to violate international law, the experts report welcome to a decision by the netherlands to hold the export the parts for f 35 fighter jets. they also said the i c j's january 26 ruling, but there is a plausible risk of a genocide and gaza heights and the need for an arms embargo on israel. this sean bell is the military and list an advisor for universal defense and security solutions in the u. k. shaun, thank you for joining us. this our the wording of this i said reading between the li

u. n. u. s. and international 8 organizations is wanting, would be catastrophic, but others remain defiant, saying they would not leave until the will. and with a dollar here, tara competitive. oh, just a or a roof in southern gauze. i just needed time on was in the, in the southern guys i want to ask you about the reaction to this proposal by israel, that it might carry out an attack on dropbox in a moment. but just 1st of all, talk us through the latest attacks that are being happening there. yes, we're looking at just a little over 24 hours that at least for the palestinians, that the vast majority of them happened to be displaced. families of been at sheltering inside residential homes, our town, sorry, back portion centers across the roof. i city in central drama city, the northern part and the eastern part of the city over crowded, densely populated areas full of palestinians have been displaced from the northern parts in gauze and city. more to tax on residential homes. but the latest of what seems to be for a lot of people here is an attack on civil orders. is the systematic tension of tar

u. n. 8 organization that educates houses and kaz for refugees across this region. the international community is waiting for a new u. s. president. could that be professor cornell west or could you help determine who ultimately gets elected in november? the lifelong peace activist scholar in freedom 5 is running as an independent in the 2020 for us presidential election. you joins me now from you to thank you so much, professor west for coming back on going on the ground. it's been a long time ago daily and now you're running for president before i get to the present president's backing of genocide in gaza for american view. as of this, what states will you be on the ballot for on the 5th of november this yeah. oh shooting for all 50. i should be on a good 15 by march 30 in the summer and by november 1 we're shooting for 50 member . very much so we can really begin in an intense way until just a week or 2 ago because it in the states, the do awfully is so deeply colonized dominated by big money make it difficult for independent candidate. so you begin the process of getting getting

this is a violation of international law. the u. n. must take measures to prevent the suffering of civilians. the war has certainly not helped improve the situation in the area of trade and economic cooperation between russia and israel. illegal unilateral measures that have been imposed by the us and other western states so should have affected the flow of trade. they are holding back by a lateral economic cooperation between russia and israel, that one of the main problems is that is really banks hold fast to us instructions as they tell the defense facebook path to gather in brussels on february, the 15th, a secretary general. yeah. and stores and book has drawn thing up weapons production to support ukraine and prevent decades with confrontation with russia. if put in wins in ukraine, there is no guarantee that russian aggression will not spread to other countries. we need to restore and expand our industrial base faster so that we can increase supplies to ukraine and replenish our own stocks. this means switching from slow product

u. n. i d, i on now that snow tournament since the institution within the u. n, there was such as this element and international security. welcome to dw, thanks so much for your time today. can you help us understand watson attack by nuclear weapons up in space? would look like thank you very much for having me. well, so let me per say, is this by saying that we need to learn more before saying anything definitive about? well this what 10 is exactly, but it seems unlikely that it's new to what some past say. it's more likely that it's a new what a new to code device rather than a nuclear onto the device. so it's an important distinction. so it's likely that this is an electronic ton of space. assets like a gamma, which would in to stay with stuff. so lots communications or alternatively this could be a nuclear powered space talk, which would potentially could potentially be repurposed to ok as an untie stuff, a lot device. so this is, this is an important distinction. we wouldn't be facing exactly the destination of a nuclear device in space, which is actually prohibited by international space. no, uh, applicab

u. n. i d, i on know that some of the tournaments institute institution within the u. n, there was such as this element and international security. welcome to dw, thanks so much for your time today. can you help us understand watson attack by nuclear weapons up in space? would look like thank you very much for having me. well, so let me per say, is this by saying that we need to learn more before saying anything definitive about? well this what 10 is exactly, but it seems unlikely that it's new to what can pass. say it's more likely that it's a new what a new to code device rather than a new to onto the device. so it's an important distinction. so it's likely that this is an electronic ton of space. assets like a gamma which would in to stay with stuff. so lots communications or alternatively, this could be a nuclear powered space talk, which would potentially could potentially be repurposed to ok as an untie stuff, a lot device. so this is, this is an important distinction. we wouldn't be facing exactly the destination of a nuclear device in space, which is actually prohibited by international space. no applicable as e

step lawson reports from the hague . palestinian delegation, accompanied by international law experts, travels to the u. n's highest court in the hague. taking the 1st step towards de hope, stopping one of the world's longest employees occupations. for the 1st time in its history, the international court of justice will have to load on the legality of israel's confiscation of ballasting in land. opening the oral hearings by this thing and foreign minister, described israel's occupation as the system of apartheid. it has thrown palestinians into 2nd class citizens for over a century the in telling me about, right? so the policy of people to send it to the nation has been denied and violated by this time was not aligned without people. it was not as is, ideally, those have described it the waste land. that was logic on this down. the only solution, consistent with international law, this for this illegal occupation to come to an immediate and conditional until it is well kept to the west bank, gaza and east jerusalem. in 1967 here we have of historic palestine, which palestinians, one for a states armed with

step boston reports now from the a palace didn't delegation, accompanied by international law experts travels to the u. n's highest court in the hague. taking the 1st step towards de hope, stopping one of the world's longest unblocked yes. occupations for the 1st time and its history, the international court of justice will have to load on the legality of israel's confiscation of palestinian land. opening the oral hearings at a sing and for one minister, described israel's occupation as the system of apartheid. it has thrown the palestinians into 2nd class citizens for over a century. the in telling me about rights hold up in a sea of people to settle for this information has been denied and violated. but this time was not aligned without people. it was not, as is their identity. those have described it the wasteland that was lot of on this time. the only solution consistent with the international law. this for this illegal occupation to come to an immediate and conditional on total isn't as well captured, the west bank, gaza and easter was 11 in 1967 areas of historic palestine, which palestinians, one fo

u. n. through various other international organizations to reach a negotiated settlement with the right is riley's to see the creation of a palestinian state. we haven't got any way. that is why we all here at the international court. i'm not as while you're on the call to rule that the occupation is illegal. all right, thanks so much. but it's smith as well that spring and chris doyle, he's the director of the council for our british understanding, joins us now from london. good. have you with us? what do you make of the case argument today? did it have any visible impacts on the quote? it is hard to know what the judges will make of that, but this is very much typical of a long standing british possession. i'm afraid that wants to see international law shifted aside. so the in favor of political negotiations will be the on to need to speak of at the moment between his role and the palestinians. it creates this conflict as if it is one of 2 equal positives. israel and palestine living side by side, you have to work out the difference as well as what the cause has been almost is to determi

very little progress made on their recognition on the fob, united visions and other international donors of the u. n. say that there's been regression on part of the rulers of, of the side. they have not avoid it. they've not given the rights to veteran. they've curtailed freedoms. they've gotten back on their promises of allowing goods, education, and so on and so forth, on the ground. and they've done this on the situation in terms of security has tremendous be improved. people can now traveling all across the country, their roads and reconstruction that is happening. so the feeling is some sort of stability in the sun. and that is why it does not live on their confidence. it says that it would engage and continue to engage with international partners as long as they recognize them as the representative of got a son. and they say that those functions that have been in both of them not by the united states and other you members are unfair. and that needs to be a fair and a, and a discussion on how to go forward. if the international community is interested by the well being of the people of a bunch

escalate and humanitarian disaster in gaza. debates continues of, of the risk and international funding cuts for the u. n. release agency for palestinian refugees also known as n y. while israel has yet to release evidence of its allegations that almost staff were involved in the october 7th terrorist attack, the u. s. has refused to reinstate its contribution to the humanitarian agency. however, washington itself as a checkered history, when it comes to the organizations in groups, it is willing to find. i don't want to ask you, is a nice day to continue on. obviously the there, there is text in this pending legislation that would preclude us from doing so. we're an administration that follows law the quantities, military power, military operation is moving forward. we need to use our diplomatic, unload traditional intelligence assets, to bring pressure on the governments of guitar and saudi arabia, which are providing clandestine and financial and logistics support to isis and other radical sunni groups in the region. the al qaeda is on our side and syria. otherwise, things have basically turned out as

u. n. maintained the principal law based position on behalf of equality international, human rights and international law until apartheid fell in south africa in palestine 30 years ago. they abandoned that position in favor of an amorphous political project. where somewhere down the road, there was a promise of a 2 state solution which became a smoke screen behind which we saw a continued persecution, dispossession, massive and systematic violations of human rights and leading now to genocide, it is true that only a court can determine whether or not, it is genocide in the final instance. but the convention of the un on genocide prohibit a mandates not just genocide, but also mandates. the prevention of genocide and the u. n. is willing to speak out when it sees torture. work crimes, even crimes against humanity, without waiting for a court decision. when the crime of crimes is being committed, you cannot wait until the dust is settled and the blood has dried to even utter the word genocide. this is a classic, as i've said, textbook case of genocide. what, what if there's no red line he

u. n. 8 organization that educates houses and kaz for refugees across this region. the international community is waiting for a new u. s. president. could that be professor cornell west or could you help determine who ultimately gets elected in november? the lifelong peace activists scholar and freedom fica is running as an independent in the 2020 for us presidential election. you joins me now from you. thank you so much a professor west for coming back on going on the ground. it's been a long time ago daily. and now you're running for president before i get to the present president's backing of genocide in gaza for american view. as of this, what states will you be on the ballot for on the 5th of november this year? oh, shooting for all 50. i should be on a good 15 by march 30 in the summer and by november 1 we're shooting for 50 by but very much so we can really begin in an intense way until just a week or 2 ago because it in the states, the do operate is so deeply colonized dominated by big money, make it difficult for independent candidate. so you begin the process of getting, ge

we can use mechanisms including i, c, j, international uh, the i, c, c, u, n. bodies. there are a number of bodies that we can use to push for this. unfortunately, justice takes a long time and we don't expect that to be to happen immediately. but we continue to do the work of documenting the painstaking work of documenting that will hopefully provide the evidence that can be used when we use cases a fairly rules to investigations. rodriguez, very, thank you for joining us from rewards. i think her mother of 2 has been identified as the only fatality so far in a mass shooting during the superbowl celebrations in kansas city in the us. us media have named lisa lopez galvan as the person killed gunfire. ringo during the parade for the kansas city chiefs on wednesday. all sorties of updated the number of wins. the 21. and at least 2 are in critical condition. 3 people have interested in relation to not shooting. and here's an nbc. a news correspond to j grey who's in kansas city and he has an update. and there continued to be questions less than 24 hours after the shootin

ok. facts here for a fascinating analysis of mind as long drawn from the international crisis group. thank you. and while the u. n is wanting of widespread funding in gaza with wyoming for people facing starvation as food delivery struggles to get through the majority of a trucks cross through rafa on egypt, board. and we've garza but heavy bombardments, who's hampering efforts following us pressure. israel open the form of goods crossing that kind of push along as well as an inspection station. and it's on a boat top vein blockaded by is riley protests. the deputies rebecca. the races reports not from the port city of ash don't to this port should be processing much needed food donations for garza, but it's not the is riley government isn't about what we've owned. run the agency task with distributing the aide and it's blocked its passage. shipping containers of rice flour chick pays and even cooking oil enough to fade more than a 1000000 people for about a month. a stock here in the fort city of ash dollars less than 70 kilometers from rough us. and the people who so desperately made it, all these people are ma

international law. and this is affecting the u. n as well. he argues that the us is actually poor and gasoline on this entire problem where we've seen the middle east just explode in violence. and he also stated that clearly they don't respect syria because these attacks are illegal because the us presence has not been approved by damascus. but nikki, there have been others that have called for more drastic measures as well. be as i'm resistance, movement for one has said that if the rocky government doesn't respond in a determined and pertinent way, they will respond in a more aggressive manner. and this will not go on punish. so while we see the american embassy in baghdad getting attacked in process that we're seeing things ramp up more than ever and many in the world right now we're calling out to us for the regression because this could end up being what really likes the match. and expands everything into a greater conflict in data is another step in a very worrying direction. the thank you for coming in farrah. i appreciate that the tes

u. n. estimate nearly one and a half 1000000 people have been internally displaced, clean the war in the north of the in clay, after these really offensive started in a former or they moved to the center. but as the idea of operation was expanding, they had to move again from hun eunice further south until they reached the different boulder where the only option for them is basically to go back north. that is neither safe. yeah, it's no livable, according to recent research, more than half of guys as buildings have been damaged or destroyed with civilian infrastructure, almost not existing. so where to go, here's the you. i representative housekeeping this very question and given the answer that shows, to what extent this whole situation looks like a dead end, every body was due to the v begging police don't do that, protect c billions. don't kill so many. how many is too many? which is just on dot net that yahoo is also listen. anyone, a deadline to a book? wait, wait for the one. why are they going to like, wait these people? so is it to a national community believes that this isn't a

and security and funds of mind the global order, based on the supremacy of international rights and the central role of the u. n. i want to show you this as well to us republican presidential hopeful nikki haley has made quite the explosive statement, urging washington to attack a rock in syria in order to assassinate leading uranium linked figures there. what you're saying now is the time to hit iran. now's the time to hit their leaders. it's different. don't go and bomb the culture, infrastructure, the infrastructure and a rack in syria. you start with that 1st you do the sanctions and you take out a couple of their leaders. that's the way in their country in there. if they're in their culture, you do like solo money. when they left the country, you figure out where they are, our special operations can do that. and then you take them out a lots as the us insist that a run is to blame for a recent strike bind a rocky militant group that killed 3 american soldiers that base and the border so in between syria and jordan. washington claims the militants are under really and proxy, accusation denied by officials i

international law and gaza. me that you farm policy chief, joseph burrell, says ending supports the u. n, a agency for the palestinian refugees under would mean a great to hear monetary and disaster in gaza. the you is still reviewing its funding policy for a new asked. israel said some of the agencies workers were involved in the how much the tenant attacks on october 2nd, guitar is free. 8 indian form a naval officers after previously dropping their life sentence bet. death sentences, they were jailed in 2022 on unspecified charges for the financial times. and reuters news agency says they weren't charged for x. 5 is right. men were working for gulf based engineering and security services company. a fi has broken out so as a swedish amusement park in the city of dawson bad. no guess what are the more to off which is under construction and due to open in summer hotel than office is that near by have been evacuated and people have been advised to stay in doors and keep the windows closed and will directly withheld a kelvin keep them on his coach of the county and i comp crashing west and

u. n. r w a weapons contacts that really represents just a 10th of one percent of its entire team, which includes over $13000.00 employees and gaza alone. the communications officer of the international committee of the red cross, his chum momma, says that stop eating of the u. n. r w way of the funds it needs to carry out its mission could prove fateful. there is no human to tell you the nation that has to get by city as the owner of agency that provides some important urgent uh, services like like shelter like cation like, mitigation, health care to the best majority of the community goza. and given i think that into cotton, the company itself is ongoing for that the majority of the population because it's true almost, you know, in, in each tending guys are never turn of its place. i did receive a lot of aid, some people who were given b stick ation on this tendencies and the limited debate that's entering guys that, that is not the case to be constantly drawing means on the ground. so we hope that this does not impact the people in the assets provides a likes to bind for thousands as a humanitarian. i believe that the action so you should not have that you know, the role and impac

international law in gaza. a new foreign policy chief, joseph burrell, says, ending support for the u. n. a agency for palestinian refugees underway would mean a great humanitarian disaster in casa, the issue is still reviewing its funding policy for unreal asked. israel said some of the agencies workers were involved in the how must tara attacks of october, 2nd, the world of athletics has been expressing shock and grief. at the sudden death of one of its brian stuffs kelvin came to run the wells, the fastest madison ever recorded. and hoot sachi sites on breaking the fable to our battery of this year. it's just 24. he died in a car crash and he's night you can get on sunday, dw speed exploring reports kelvin. keep to him, died in a greasy road the accident just outside the door can now off to a training session on lead sunday evening. his quotes device gives him on the also died in the crash to him said american was required to integrate chicago medical races ran into i like 5 seconds between physic with no help but he's can sort of but it looks good so again keeps organ won't keep to hi

international law. to gone an hour, the parliament has pos, an u. n. t l z be due to low a coalition of a religious lead, a sponsor, the bill which would polish the promotion of gay rights with up to 5 years in prison. the legislation still needs presidential approval. same sex relations are already legal in gonna active as have described the new law as another set back for human rights. earlier i spoke to isaac colored j, r correspondent, and across what more he knows about that bill of the. so this will as take a 3 years in the making, it was 1st introduced in portland, maine seems to me the 3 to one and is just now that's and the bill has been passed and it deals with some critical issues and mostly issues related to persons who identify themselves as members of the eligibility, cute community all who engage in same sex relationships, all related activities and press is life that the bill is proposing and that the jews and up to 3 is sort of cool. 5th, after 3 is and julie is the actually found to be engage insights activities. then also the new bit