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c. c. you just listening to the post indian prison in black mood, a boss who was once again asking for humanitarian carter was to be opened and condemned the killing of civilians on both sides and also called for the captives held by him. us to be released. he said, this is the moment we all have to be wise and look towards the future of the d. we're going to bring in different medicaid is a james by once again. and mike owen, johns, assistant professor of mentally studies of how much police a university. now president, sushi opens this summit by saying the people around the world are expecting results out of this making. what results if any, are we going to get the? well, i think at the moment the opening has been a large amount of political grandstanding particular from our leaders who have reassigned many of them that commitment to the 2 state solution. mm hm. which is fine. but i think as i mentioned before, that there is a lot of this that is about the domestic legitimacy. these are bl

conversation on air force one on his way back to the united states with egyptian president, a, c, c and l. c. c has agreed to let 20 trucks full of 8 and who want to turn age into gauze during or through the rough are crossing that from the president's mouth on air force. one report of the hearing report and media reports in the united states . also the president has announced that he will address the americans and the united states tomorrow, and that's prime time address to talk about what is happening in israel. what is happening in gaza in the middle east and in ukraine? so i'm looking forward to that and certainly if you don't mind again from the president, smiles the by administration. and he thinks that he actually accomplished all the what he has set out to accomplish while, while visiting israel, despite the fact that president did to present a c, c, the king of jordan and my who the best price of the posting it's already canceled on stuff and does the us, the support of israel come with strings attached? i don't think so. if you mean um a public support. there are no strings attache

c. but it also doesn't have a police force, so it comp force member countries to a cigna trees to the i c. c. the hand of a one seats, individuals that will so israel is not a policy to the right statute does not recognize the authority of the i c c. so why is it doing this one? it's all about legal accountability. it's all about reminding the international community of the why the context of the conflict is going on of the comp time. and if i see the palestinians also pursuing a judgment from the international court of justice as well. so that's why it again, this is all about international accountability. this is a result of a vote of the engine with assembly late last year that gave the international court of justice the, the power to give its legal opinion over israel's occupation of palestinian land, where the price is now of uh, seeing written submissions, oral submissions from those, the size of the policy to this case will take place in february before judgment. later on in the year. again, it's all about shining the international spotlight and what palestine says is along an acceler

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so if you wanna call for investigating wordpress, it shouldn't be by an i c c. and investigated only of the buttons from the in the, in recent recent from a year and a half ago from the a i see the houses fiction to investigate were arise. and all of us the entire to keep our posting type are included in the east jerusalem. then i guess there should be a very clear call investigating these and crimes. i think about what we are seeing it today. and tom has come to act on opening one the decision on the rise of the political in a sense of the especially when it's your sound. thank you very much. thank you very much. to all of our panels today, jeffrey robinson sounds i hear a mock glasgow hopefully perhaps like meet your more informed about the laws of war . if you want to see this problem. and again, it's available to watch any time on i, which is there a dot com. you got comments about the gaza will we're all covered, jump it, go to our facebook page. that's facebook dot com formants. forward slash a inside story where you can post. i have to remind myself anoth

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c c c c c the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the news for the same, the, the palmer them up with all these progresses, demanding the numbers that the concert happened. grantors. so they can pass and the i'm the solution. but the nice is right and as a state a meanwhile, and that's a says that is taking steps to remove pro homeless content from his social media platforms. but some uses say that being fund infiniti, harassed on line for any pro palestinian post founder and lead to any of the muslim legal law. firm house on sibley is pointed to western hillcrest and sensing views on the conflict. i mean, you have to see what their sensor and one of the comments that was deleted was somebody wrote a message saying thank you for standing up for palestine and free speech. that message was banned by instagram deleted by instagram. it's not rocket science. obviously anyone for advocating for violence against civilians should be shut down, but none of these pages are advocating for rounds and civilians. they're just talking about human rights for the

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for the perspectives of the i, c or c, we are ready to try and help these people. those that have needs, as well as those who have had no choice but to remain where they are. can do so, we need to have access for teens and to be able to bring in a like a needed relief. and it just the last question. if i may, you have perhaps a 1000000 people on the move traffic jams inevitably, if they're all taking these, these 2 safe routes. how do you actually catch up and deliver food and medicine to these people? is that part of the challenge? but certainly part of the challenges that we do have a large number of staff based in gaza, many of which are resident there and some international stuff. also, it's not sufficient for us to be able to respond to a crisis on the scale, which is growing by the hour. we need to be able to get further relief and people in we need to be able to organize support for the people that are there. because right now the situation is so clued in dynamics that it's impossible, but the small, relatively small team that we have. and for all the amount

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for the perspectives of the i, c or c, we are ready to try and help these people. those that have needs, as well as those who have no choice but to remain where they are. to do so, we need to have access for teens and to be able to bring in a liking needed really functions. and it just the last question. if i may, you have perhaps a 1000000 people on the move traffic jams inevitably, if they're all taking these, these 2 safe routes. how do you actually catch up and deliver food and medicine to these people? is that part of the challenge? but certainly part of the challenges that well we do have a large number of staff based and gaza, many of which are resident there and some international stuff. although it's not sufficient for us to be able to respond to a crisis on the scale, which is growing by the hour. we needs to be able to get further relief and people in we need to be able to organize support for the people that are there. because right now the situation is so fluid and dynamics that it's impossible, but the small, relatively small team that we have. and fo

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c c. but it also doesn't have a police force or a comp force member countries. the signatories to the i c. c to hand over one seeds, individuals will. so israel is not a policy to the room statute does not recognize. you'll start see of the i c c. so why is it during this one? it's all about legal accountability. it's all about reminding the international community of the why, the context of the conflict that's going on a comp time as well, both israel and her mom, so been accused of violating international humanitarian law. their attacks on civilians. israel has dropped thousands of bonds on crowded residential areas of gauze or flattening entire neighborhoods. these indiscriminate attacks on civilians are in violation of article 25. the hate conventions, a series of international treaties. legal experts say the intentional targeting of civilians by both homos on israel also constitutes a war crime. they is really military has impose the total siege on gaza palestinians and aid workers say the lack of food medicine, fuel and basic supplies has made the situation in the gaza strip catastr

c. c. to hand over one seats, individuals that will so israel is not a policy to the room statute does not recognize the will starts the of the i c c. so why is it doing this one? it's all about legal accountability. it's all about reminding the international community of the white, a context of the conflict that's going on the comp time the we'll take a look at some other news now and amount suspected of caring out to mass shootings in the us state of maine is still at large at least 18 people were killed and 13 others injured in the city of lewiston, police have urged people to stay indoors as they undertake a door to door search. it's on 100 and reports. after one of the worst mass shootings in us history, main police have launched a man hunt for a gunman. on the run. the fbi i in police are searching for the man who open fire inside a bar and a bowling alley that was hosting a use night in the town of lewiston. police say the man they're looking for 40 year old robert card is armed and dangerous. his car was found to band and in a nearby town. this is an ongoing homicide investigation. search for the person that is responsibl

c. c has agreed to let 20 trucks full of 8 and who went to turn 8 into gauze during or through the rough are crossing that from the president's mouth on air force. one reported the hearing report and media reports in the united states. also the president has announced that he will address the americans the united states tomorrow, and that's prime time address to talk about what is happening in israel. what is happening in garza in the middle east and in ukraine? so i'm looking forward to that. and certainly if you don't mind again from the president, smiles the by the ministration, he thinks that he actually accomplished all what he has set out to accomplish while, while visiting israel, despite the fact that president it just to present a c, c, the king of jordan and my who the best price of the posting it's already canceled on stuff and does the us, the support of israel come with strings attached? i don't think so. if you mean um a public support. there are no strings attached military support. they are strings attached, of course the united states has no interest to put boots on the ground to fight with id, as against how much terrorist organization or his ball lot. the purpose of this visit was pretty much to show strength and full strong support for israel, but also to warn or to make the player's like iran and his vala aware that they better not engage against israel. to that respect the united states has already sent to maybe aircraft carriers, try groups into the region, and they are very close to the guys and the cost tank stuff and dw correspondence stuff. and simon's reporting from washington. well guys, hamas are on health ministry, says 471. people were killed in an explosion at a hospital in the territory.

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c c c c the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, my, do my resources, the, the, the news for the same the, the palmer again, up with all these progresses are demanding the numbers that the concert happened. grantors, so they can pass and the i'm the solution the, it's a nice is right, and as i said this for the, it shows demonstrators a class thing with police and berlin as the detain. one of the protesters, several demonstrations in support of palestine were banned by berlin authorities over concerns of anti semitism in madrid, another pro palestinian riley took place with one protest are burning the as rally flag of the 12000 people also gathered in the hotel in a capital rome protesters demanded an immediate end to the rutland, relentless bombing of gaza by the idea as well as calling for freedom for the palestinian people. thousands of people gathered in new york times square and support of palestine demanding washington hold assistance. israel archie correspondent killed mountain reports from the raleigh while i'm here in times square in new york city. and there are thou

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c. c. they believe it is a great to sign every single month. we'll came out to support and endorsed president l. c. c, because of the john projects he's undertaking the results of which will soon appear . there is no better person than president all cc for them coming from the neighboring countries have collapsed and did not rise again. but thanks to god and the president stuff us and the army, the future will be better. we celebrate the announcement of mr. president's candidacy for his new term and wish and success. as you can see, it is a day of joy and we are all happy. we hope that god willing, the upcoming days will be even better, and the entire egyptian people are behind in the everyone is to that right. in the presence announcements, we just undoubtedly great and positive sign. addictions will unite and recognize the tremendous effort the present has put in me and the significant changes that has killed in the previous period, the as the one in the celebratory mood. some was seen funding the president's campaign finance and videos to mounting. elsie says removal from power. i have seen suc

c. c's jurisdiction for 9 consecutive days. garza has shaken under relentless is riley strikes in tom neighborhood. so being turned to rubble of the israel dropped the thousands of bones. these indiscriminate attacks on civilians violate article 25 of the hate conventions. since the mass killed, 1300 is riley is drawing its military offensive. nearly 10 days ago. these really minute trade has imposed a total siege on gone so the enclave was already on the land at and see blockade for 16 years. palestinians and aid workers say lack of food medicine, fuel and basic supplies is made the situation that catastrophic, under the 4th geneva convention is ro, as the occupying power is prohibited from deporting or transfer, or in parts of the population from the land. they don't keep pies. but last week is rout issued an ultimatum for 1100000000 palestinians in the northern part of the enclave. to leave the homes, will go to a panel of guests in a moment. but 1st set foss and has this report from page with thousands of civilian deaths and the situation and gaza escalating calls for international justice are growing. and all eyes are here now on the international criminal court in the hague . but so far the h i. c. c has not met any formal announcement that it will step up its investigation into possible war crimes committed by its route or how much. in 2021, the icpc decided that it has jurisdiction opened up to 5 palestinian territories. even though, as for al, doesn't recognize the international criminal court. numerous cases have been filed since then, including the killing of alpha 034 to so read about a client who was killed by us for a soldiers in 2022. but so far, no progress has been announced, let alone arrest florence issue. this is in contrast with what happened after russia and say that ukraine, 5, these days later, the prosecute knows that he will start a former investigation. and since then, the arrest warrant against president vladimir put in has been issued a full blockade of gaza, is considered a war crime and possible genocide, according to international law, exports. the i. c. c has the nights or requests for an interview, step 5, some for inside story in the hague. that spr

c c, a head of the expected to peace, somebody in cairo this week. and let's make that to alexandra siam, who is the head of humanitarian policy and advocacy. i'd save the children international. alexander joins us from washington, dc. great to have you on d w. use. so we're seeing these horrendous images of this explosion at the hospital in gaza. kerry dreadful. and what are you hearing from your colleagues in gaza? i mean, for the past 10 days, our colleagues and goals that have just told us that the situation is incredibly desperate over the past couple of days. but they've been rashed in water bottles. they've been displaced. many of our own colleagues have had to leave their homes. uh, they're, they're running out of food. i barely any electricity. i mean, and, and worst of all the, they're running out of hope. people are telling us that they're incredibly hot. they, they don't have any hope in the current situation. the situation is, is incredibly dire. and it's children that are paying the price to best, you know, more than are about half of the population in gaza, our children. and so when you hear that, you know, families are, don't have enough water, it's, it's really children that are paying the price to buy. so this is extremely alarming or very learned about the situation and, and yeah, it just, incredibly worrying. tell us about the situation of age and guys, because clarity from your what you're telling us. they're obviously dire conditions, very difficult at to do your work and help people there. so what are you your organization doing to, to try and actually help people? what is actually being done on a, on a day to day basis. there a bo, this is what i mean. the situation with aid is, is all, i mean, we're not able to get it in the borders are closed, but also we can't move around safely. we can't get in until the bank stops until there's at least some sort of pause. we've managed to distribute a few items here in there, but i mean, even before this most recent crisis, 80 percent of the population guys that relied on humanitarian assistance just to survive. so imagine that on top of the last week, i mean it's, it's really uncomfortable. what's happening and so we're, we're really trying, i mean, you, you should be here in the news about negotiations about, you know, getting, getting aid. and so we're waiting and we're asking the government, we're asking we're leaders to, to step off and, and, and try to negotiate. to get aid in humanitarian assistance, a fuel, medical supplies, food, water, it's all needed right now. i think sandra, i, who is the head of humanitarian policy and advocacy safety children international. thanks for joining us on dw news. thank you. when he was president, joe biden is on his way to israel in an effort to reduce tensions in the war between israel and the american group. thomas dw correspondence steph and simons in washington, and he told us what biden's aims are on this trip. departing for a high stakes diplomatic mission in the middle east, president biden sources full support behind israel and behind israel responds to how master techs of october, 7th to however, in politics visuals matter. and they often enough convey messages, messages, and goals. the president has the last message, number one, for the by name ministration is to all players in the region. do not engage against israel. that is especially meant for his ball out to that regard. us has already ordered to maybe us aircraft carrier striker groups into the region goal number 2 for the vitamin ministration and for president biden, while he's visiting israel, making sure and pushing israel and egypt to allow quickly substantial aids. how many turn 8 to float into gaza? certainly the president will push for. busy or in immediate, immediate action that allows americans and other nationals to leave gaza as soon as possible. due to new correspondence, stuff, and simons in washington, there will un secretary general antonio. good tash is due to meet egypt as president of the c. c. later this week to discuss getting humanitarian aid intake as a egypt borders the sides of the gaza strip. and there is one border crossing at the time of rafa. egypt to close the border after from us attacked israel saying airstrikes by israel on the palestinian side. had made it too dangerous aid for guys has been piling up on the chips inside. while thousands of people are waiting in gaza to get a while. thousands are desperate to escape garza, some are impatient to be a load in the rasa. crossing with egypt. aid workers are waiting to be given the green light to send trucks packed with supplies over the border of mama are we here at the rapid crossing that we have with us enough height for a long period of time. or you could be even more than sufficient for that. people in jobs have beautiful bodies, fluid cheese theory, which to be a medicine been a, been when he had the way the world food program said it had organized over $300.00 tons of food. enough to feed a quarter of a

c. c has the nights or requests for an interview, step 5, some for inside story in the hague. that spring, you know, i guess in london we have jeffrey robinson, founder of that history chambers and for the president of the war crimes cooled in sierra leone. and jeffrey was appointed by the u. n. as distinguished yours member on it's just as council in haifa. we have so son is i here, human rights lawyer, legal advisor for the civil society coalition for emergency in our society. and in new york, we have mark glasgow, he's luxury advised the dutch and you practice for peace. mark was in gauze during the operation cost led to that was these ready? $12009.00 to investigate the conductor. will he also instruct instruct crimes investigators at the institute of international criminal investigations? thank you. all of you for joining us. i want to stop with you jeffrey, because the rules of little, we hit lease terms all yale international humanitarian law. l o ac laura bomb conflict is elected phrase. just in bellow. and there's that thing that everyone i think has heard all but no

c-span's washington journal joining the conversation live thursday morning on c-span, c-span now or online at c-span.org. in 2017, freshman congressman mike louisiana talked to c-span about becoming a new member of congress. his family and community in his state's fourth congressional district. he also discussed who he looks to for advice and mentorship including fellow louisiana and steve scalise. >> we are talking with mike johnson who serves the state of louisiana, the fourth district and thanks for joining us. tell us a little about how you got to this position. >> my background is in constitutional law so for about 20 years i did litigation in the courts of public interest law firms, so religious liberty litigation. those kinds of things. it served in the louisiana legislature for short-term, under two years. filled an unexpired term and was elected to a full term but never got a chance to serve it out because the seat became open when the predecessor ran for the u.s. senate and we jumped in. it turned out well and we went out with the largest winning percentage in 50 years in my dist

c. c, or egypt has been central to the ongoing conflict since the creation of israel. let's take a closer look at egypt role as a mediator and for per guard neva to gaza. and israel, egypt holds the strategic and historical place and the conflict cairo opposed to the formation of these rarely 1948 and the 2 states. of course, several was sections of land passed back to the falls between flareups. egypt took control of the gaza strip when its quotas were 1st thrown in 1949, but less than 20 years later, israel claimed it during the 6 day war. at the same time seizing this united name to us. in 1979, cairo was handed back to the peninsula and the 2 states signed a peace deal. egypt became the 1st arab country to recognize the states of these ro, the 2 nations have had mostly peaceful relations since and of cooperated on issues like security. past governments of mediation between israel and some us, which has historical ties to agent, the militant islam. this group began as opposed to me in branch of the muslim brotherhood which was founded in egypt. the muslim brotherhood briefly held power of to the gibson revolution in 2011. that was an ousted by current president of delta o. c. c in a who the, the group has been outlawed in egypt for him to despise cooperation with these rail sentiment amongst objections is largely fold. the palestinian coats and crowds in cairo has been rallying against these rails bombardment of gaza with an election due in december. the government is standing sun on borders and security and says it will not allow a mass movement from gaza. egypt fee is a crude to become responsible for millions of palestinian refugees, like lebanon and jordan before it cairo who said palestinians should not be forced to flee. the lat does advocated for a 2 state solution. the government said it rejects the killing of any civilians. it is urged restraint and said israel's response to a mazda is terrorist attack now amounts to collective punishment. egypt is working to mediate along with other international partners and to create a humanitarian lifeline for civilians and gaza that speak to the that these middle east analyst shiny. it was honest, shiny. we

c, r c has been reiterating. it's called the parties for the complex to make sure that they are released immediately. we have engaged with a mouse and a dialogue to make sure that they understood what their obligations are. and at the same time, the tax it is relative suffert's. i cannot justify the limitless destruction of gover. there has been tragedy on both sides of this complex and the i, c or c, acting as a neutral intermediary and a role as an entirely neutral unimpressed organization. works with people that are affected, both in israel and gaza and to turn to the situation in gaza itself. if you don't mind, what are you hearing about conditions for civilians? they're now i would certainly from talking to my colleagues that are based there at the i feel like she has over a 100 stuff based in gaza. the situation is dire. i. there has been a distinct lack of food, water, electricity. and now i such a huge number of people being instructed to move sites in conditions like this. it is impossible for the i c or c, or any organization to provide suspicions, humanitarian assistance. while the ministry siege continued use, we do not have access to the people that need help right now. while that seems continues, we're not going to be able to help people. and that's why we're calling for an immediate humanitarian access, both for relief patients, goods, medical license foods and

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c, a t r c. last just this, this, this case on 2009. mm hm. so, i mean, you can, you can see the number of years of the case has been there, needs to be tracked on from one persecutor to another from a couple she wasted 2 years. then um, 7 years we have the federal ban. so that'd be for a shelf in the uh, the investigation event 2 years past to and we still of the investigation, but a black box in for about the, the, the, the ongoing, you know, the, the nature of the investigation, the, the kind of progress made, etc. well, let me ask you more about that because the palestine is a state policy to the room statute. right. and as you say that is this ongoing i c c. investigation, even though it's taken so very many years you've been talking to us here, and i'll just hear about the lack of accountability the impunity that israel has had to commercial these abuses over all this time. now, given that history does the i see, so you have any credibility left when it comes to palestine? well, i think it'd be cut him. hon prosecutor, who's very eloquent. who doesn't use his word? he's extreme y'all's spoken. when he decides to his missing unimportant nitty to show that the seat does care about the victims, he's not doing it. he's keeping quiet, which is hurting the presidency of a court that has already been tony's by so many cases it goes to office in the countries. so it is a repeating, basically the same issue, the same problem. it's the selective justice. it's justice for speed one, the members change of the, the, the, the, the court decides, or actors the assembly decides to, to go up to the states. but it's just just delete and denied. when di

c. c, said the summits which brought together prominence, regional leaders from palestine. the answer to the west, 60 general and our of the chief with participating also along with a number of european leaders of c. c, a condemned to the human service situation and gaza is catastrophic. fuel photo is to have this. egypt condemns with complete clarity, the targeting, killing or intimidation all peaceful civilians. and at the same time, expresses is extreme is stone explained to me that the world stands by. and what does the catastrophic human enter in price as effect and $2.00 and a half 1000000 philistines in the causes trip and collective punishment and the seats are imposed on the distribution and violent pressure, full force displacement leaders will also be discussing how to prevent a wider conflicts in the middle east, guessing humanitarian aid to guys and a possible to state solution. this assess the need to prevent the for the loss of innocent lives. yeah, but since albany is very representative, the did raise questions about whether any real progress could have been made any way. oh, excuse or reason for inflicting such a collective and cruel suffering on human lives. like the one happen

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and of course the i, c. c, and the packing. all with that threatening investigation, so i think we know where this is going in since as well. all right, we have to leave you here now have done cool valid case human and labor rights lawyers. thank you so much for speaking with us. a thank you. now john, list of political analysts, robin le, cash sides of the facilities web preventable, but the u. s. gives all a free rain the united again, there could have called this off in the 1st few days if it's thought to. it could have even told b is rarely just to limit seville, a civilian casualties, which it clearly did not. it's allowed. the is really military to do, essentially, whatever it pleases and what we've seen so far until today. and so the probing operations that we see around the gaza strip from the is rarely military has been a civilian massacre. that's very clear. and even joe biden himself came out with the claim that he does not trust or the the statistics from the palestinian health ministry and international organizatio

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