i shall now say few words about the career and qualifications of judge baraq. judge ahron baraq of israeli nationality. has had an eminent career as a judge and law professor. he holds a ph.d in law from the hebrew university of jerusalem and served as the dean of the faculty of law of that university between 1974 and 1975. he was appointed to the israeli supreme court in 1978 and served as its president from 1995 to 2006. prior to joining the supreme court, judge baraq served as the attorney general of the state of israel between 1945, 1975 and 1978. he has taught law in a number of law schools including yall university, the hebrew university of jerusalem, and the reichman university in hertselia israel. jud has also written extensively in law and has received numerous honorary degrees and awards. in accordance with the order of precedence fixed by article 7 paragraph 3 of the rules of court, i shall first invite. to make the solemn declaration prescribed by the statute, and i request all those present to rise. judge musennika, you have the floor. i solemnly d

in this way , the baraq revolution is suppressed by the killing of muslims by the british. england publishes a white paper to reduce conflicts. a group of arabs are delighted. but this thinking is wrong. the white paper does not bring any special achievements. churchill is against the islamic government in palestine. in his opinion, the establishment of the islamic government postpones the implementation of the jewish program in palestine. england's controversial behavior continues. england speaks in support of the arabs the act encourages jews to commit violence. muslims protest, but every gathering is suppressed. the arabs gradually realized the plan. be. negotiations with england are fruitless. a revolutionary man, ezzeddin qassam, stands up. england is the root of pain and the cause of miseries. england is the number one enemy of the arabs. he revolted in 1935 and was martyred shortly after. following hazduddin qassam's martyrdom, the first jihadi movement is carried out. there will be a 6-month general strike. this but it does not reduce tensions. england gets to work.

found particularly shocking, was to hold accountable those that have been involved in incitement, even baraq then voted for this, which meant that individuals like benjamin netanyahu, gallant, the defense minister, these individuals would have to be brought to account before a court of law, this is incredible, all right, that's all the time we have for tonight's show allow me to thank my guest, attorney activists and political analyst, joining us from johannesburg and thanks to podcaster and journalist esha krishna swami joining us from st. petersburg and a special thanks to you our viewers for staying with us tonight spot night. it's good night for now and see you next time. العالم شوفه. 10 years of chaos and war in syria. the ruins left in syria, who benefits from the continuation of this war. what is the view of the west, particularly america towards war in syria and the support of many countries for creating chaos in syria? why syria? a different narrative. every news channel claims that it covers the latest breaking news as we do, so that alone is not what sets press tv apart. what main

decided on, in fact in some instances, even the adock representative from the zionist entity of israel, baraq, where he hadn't voted, even in that case sebotinde, who is the representative for uganda had voted against those as well, and the interesting thing in the background of this particular representative, this legal representative is that she is supposed to be somebody who is schooled in international law and the upholding of international. human rights, so this points to the political makeup of the court as well, and they say that we should not lose sight of this, but the overall perspective of south africans from the legal fraternity, from the political sphere as well in the country and from the public in general, even the uh activist movements, is that this is victory and an important decision that has seen south africa placed this case on the international stage, and now there is measure for israel, to be held accountable in one way or the other at least, and of course the next month based on the court's ruling will give us a clear indication of whether designist entity is going to a

found particularly shocking was to hold accountable those that have been involved in incitement, even baraq then voted for this, which meant that individuals like benjamin nahu, gallant, the defense minister, these individuals would have to be brought to account before a court of law, this is incredible. all right, that's all the time we have for tonight's show allow me to thank my guest, attorney activists and political analyst, sakir ahmad maya, joining us from johannesburg, and thanks to podcaster and journalist esha krishna swami joining us from st. petersburg, and a special thanks to you our viewers for staying with us tonight spot night. it's good night for now and see you next time. اذا اردنا لاننا نحن اعلى اذا اردنا نحن اللي خراب ودمر امريكا والعالم شوفوا عنجدك مش من قول مش كلهم محتاجين. من مقبره الفالوجه شمال قطاع غزه بعد قيام قوات الاحتلال الاسرائيلي بتجريف هذه المقبره وايضا بنبش عدد من القبور وسرقه جتامين بعض الشهداء. hoodies have made humanitarian intervention in the red sea an effort to bring the genocide in gaza to an end. the hoouties have killed nobody while disrupt disrupti

that event is called qiyam baraq. the most powerful country in the world at that time promised that a national homeland, yes, a national homeland for create judea all the progress that the palestinians had during the ottoman and british protectorate, overshadowed by political issues. for example , jaffa was the largest metropolis in palestine where muslims and jews lived. this city was famous for its cinemas during the british protectorate . yes, because of its cinema, there was a very strong local culture, but all these aspects were heavily influenced by the challenging situation of the 30s. it was political at that time, the challenge was that britain was the conqueror and had promised to turn it into a national homeland, yes, a national homeland for another people. jewish immigration is a concern. it became the main british protectorate. most eastern european jews already wanted to go to western european america. but until 1925, the situation was like that. it happened that the number of jews going to palestine bec