c. c. you actually signed on to the rome statute of the i. c, c, though he never had it ratified and of course george george w bush unsigned. but the point is the us did help create the i c, c. but it only wanted the i. c. c. do exist in order to go after adversaries of the united states. and never wanted it to be a true a tool of international law that would apply to the us and its allies. now, how likely is it that the us will actually implement functions against the i c, c? well i think it's, it's very likely are the, you know, this happened under the trump administration. he impose sanctions against some of the i, c, c, judges a at that time because you might recall that at that time the i c. c said that they wanted to investigate the united states for crimes in afghanistan. and the response of trump was to sanction the i c. c to deny visa up to some of the i c. c judges. so i, i think it's very likely that this is going to happen. we call also the underbrush . george w bush. the congress that already passed with is colloquially known as th

c r c vehicles to leave that area? yes, that's right. about trying to clear a path for the i c r c vehicles, to move on to leave the area in order to make the journey back outside casa, in a points with me because the parade. since let's see. uh for a, the is rarely cottage and to be again really like said with the family members. again, the, the numbers of certificates who are in the area has been a challenge for them that have been doing everything possible to secure the release . and we can officially confirm now that the international committee of the red cross sought and even managed to receive the is really cops to now you can see on, in the frame that a fight says how and the most price is for the vehicles a v i c, r c to move a from the city of called units. the operation is going very slowly, given the very address the conditions on the ground. where, where do they go? do you know what is their exit point from the gaza strip and, and where is their hand over point? between the i c r c and b is really military. do we know that slides points in fact uh, serial all christ

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c. c. it matters because of when it's happening, the congress, the new congress has just been sworn in days old. one of the 1st pieces of legislation is to sanction the icbc. now this is, i think important. remember it wasn't just do that and yahoo and go on to that were issued arrest warrants the i c. c. also targeted 3 of the top from us commanders to we know, have been killed by israel. we believe the 3rd one was as well, but still the republicans wasting no time to bring this bill up. and all republicans in the house voted for it along with 45 democrats. is the show of just how much support there is for this is really government. so what does it actually do? well, it sanctions and members of the i, c, c. and those who help them with this investigation, what a sanctioning these people mean? well, it means if they have assets or property in the u. s, which seems unlikely, those can be frozen. and they can also be denied visas to come to the united states . the bill also says the us needs to call back any money it gives to the icpc, which you might be thinking could be a big problem. however, it is a law passed by congress that the us cannot get any money to the i. c. c. you remember the israel and the us are not signatories to the international criminal court that they didn't loo

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c. but it only one of the i, c, c, do exist in order to go after adversaries of the united states. that never wanted it to be a true, a tool of international law that would apply to the us and its allies. i. c. c allegations against who are not serious. um, they're based on his actually trying to save show rooms in the don bass. right. and the ones against netanyahu are actually very serious involving, you know, we'll allegations of, of genocide and war crimes and intentional starvation of the population. but again, is the, wes doesn't care about those things. it claims the cares about human rights, the cares, the claims of care is about international humanitarian law, but it has no interest in those things. this is all done based on their own economic and strategic interest, as they see at any given time over a 100000 members of the iranian, and by siege. a volunteer forces of gathered in the iranian capital. a show of force has been built as both the cultural and combat exercise will final correspondent in the thick of it. now with this report, they may not be regular military per

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c. that's not a whole lot of money because the us congress actually for bids and by law the us to give any money to the i c. c, which is not a signatory to now they did soften the law and were able to set about $5000000.00 to the victim impact fund to try and help you. we've ukrainians that have been hurt by the war with russia. they could try to call that back, but again, unlikely to have a huge impact. and it wasn't just israel that was sanction. they also issued arrest warrants for 3. i'm off leaders. board is believe they have all been killed by israel. so again, a message sent, it will likely pass the senate the likely way till the incoming president, donald trump is in office to sign it, but again, expected, but unlikely to make much of a difference. particularly al jazeera, washington, venezuelan, the opposition politicians body. according to machado, has been free, just aus off to you, but she was detained during a protest. she was addressed, you know, riley and cut off costs a day before the know the ration of president nicholas not doing right. it was the 1st time shipping and public after 5 months

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c c own own property here, or keep money in us space. so again, symbolic and it also allows us to call back any money it gives to the i c c. so is back to the matter. know the us congress forbids the us from funding the icpc, or remember it's not a signal events losey to be viewed by ron. given the candidates essentially supported by the us and saudi arabia has been elected as a president of 11 as. busy i think your audience would be monitoring this very closely, but at the same time it seems that these are orleans or willing to work with the new government because of the spokes person. how they've gone in foreign ministry, just congratulated the new president. and so i think wiley vanya and did not like the, or the do not like the new president, but i'm pretty sure for their own to preserve, there was a interest in loving on. they would like to load it for him. they could withdrawal their support, they could start the stabilizing lebanon, they could make things worse for the president by kind of a starting and cautious with these early. and this is why you see the president in his speech says that the state meaning level

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c. c. to say you have fun dressed. sounds good. i asked that they should be allowed to implement the decisions. i know that the in, in the account please people to assist the but we have sort of the guy will not stand on the way that when the i c, c has to implement this decision. so we do hope that is that i will, will comply. it, but we know, you know, it's difficult. nobody want to know is really give themselves into the address that the at. but it's, it's a decision of those who are part of this conventions and the thing that, that those decisions must, must be respected. so if the pundents of israel had to come to south africa, you would comply with the y integral wrist. it didn't beat you bet the problem you because there's no way we can protect and that we are part of the convention. and we have a suspect because if we don't, if we're going to undermine the data room based on that conference, eh, our relations and the physics of the muscles that has spoken about the structure of the un security council saying it does not entirely represent all countries and the taste, they are views in that regard. one reform, so you think can be in active there and to, to q. what role do you think the african union can play while the p

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c. that's not a whole lot of money because the us congress actually for bid on by law the us to give any money to the i c. c, which is not a signatory to now they did soften the law and were able to set about $5000000.00 to the victim impact funds to try and help you. we've ukrainians that have been hurt by the war with russia. they could try to call that back, but again, unlikely to have a huge impact and it wasn't just israel that was sanction. they also issued arrest warrants for 3. i'm off leaders, or is believe they have all been killed by israel. so again, a message sent, it will likely pass the senate, the likely wait til for each incoming president, donald trump is an office to sign it, but again, expected, but unlikely to make much of a difference. particularly al jazeera washington lebanon, has a new president of the 2 years of deadlock parliament has elected on the commander joseph i own. the country has been without a president since michel owen's time ended in october of 2022. they now hold a report from favorites. a lebanon has a new president, ending a power vacuum that lasted for more than 2

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c c's authority, he'd need a plane that could fly 16 hours straight to washington a. there's no played in this rule. certainly not the wings of zion and playing that could do that. so currently you cannot leave the country and there is significant pressure on him from the i c. c. i hope that pressure from there, combined with our protest here in israel, pressure from other governments will eventually push netanyahu to act. we demand and hope, and this will finally influenced our stubborn prime minister, who is motivated by personal interest to do what is required of him as a head of state, a national duty, something netanyahu has utterly failed to perform. we demand that he agreed to a hosted release deal with a cease fire, which is also in israel's interest, is real nice security an end to this blood shed. and to conclude this horrific chapter to begin on october 7th, which is entirely his fault. almost 15 months into the gauze of all, there's still no end to also lucy's insides. of the policy of the conflict is only expanded into a broad, the middle east conflict, seen as steps and as well as the vision of bringing peace and stability to the region. all tease, middle east bureau chief marie ethanol. sion are examines one as well as well. and patients are

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r c or near the i, c r c, the international committee for the red cross because they play a central role in shuttling prisoners and captives from gaza. to israel and from israel to gaza and we were expecting palestinian prisoners. some of those who are going to be released to be brought back to gaza. or you hearing is the i c r c. getting any more detail on this delay. to now through the all you see are see did not receive further updates about or details about the potential release of the palestinian prisoners from the east. very childs to the gaza strip. but what we can completely see in the repeated hospitals is ongoing preparations made to by the i c r c. incorporation with garza's health ministry regarding preparing medical points to conduct a different source of medical checks for a palestinian prisoners who are scheduled to be released today. what we are witnessing is a remarkable sort of sort of delayed for the release of those prisoners as they have no further details about the tool. now the faith are they going to be

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so currently he cannot leave the country and there is significant pressure on him from the i c. c. i hope that pressure from there, combined with our protest here in israel, pressure from other governments will eventually push netanyahu to act. we demand and hope, and this will finally influenced our stubborn prime minister, who is motivated by personal interest to do what is required of him as a head of state, a national duty, something netanyahu has utterly failed to perform. we demand that he agreed to a hosted release deal with a cease fire, which is also in israel's interest, is real nice security an end to this blood shed. and to conclude this horrific chapter to begin on october 7th, which is entirely his fault is almost 15 months now into the gauze. uh will, and there is still no end in 2 hostilities in sight. over the past day, the conflict has only expanded this into a blue, the middle east conflict, seen as steps in israel's vision to bring peace and stability to the region. lots, ease, middle east, or chief marine if an option that has been ex, examining what is wells.

so currently he cannot leave the country and there is significant pressure on him from the i c. c. i hope that pressure from they are combined with our protests here in israel. pressure from other governments will eventually push netanyahu to act. we demand and who so that this will finally influenced our stubborn prime minister, who is motivated by personal interest to do what is required of him as a head of state, a national duty, something netanyahu has utterly failed to perform. we demand that he agreed to a hostage release deal with a cease fire, which is also in israel's interest, is ruined the security and end to this blood shed. and to conclude this horrific chapter to begin on october 7th, which is entirely his fault that's had to africa, not because thousands of refugees for mozambique continued to flow into neighboring malawi, looking for sanctuary. i made the escalating address that followed the october election results. while the political refugees all strong did that, the moves um beef malawi boundary waiting to register for asylum. unrest in the east african countrie

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c, issued arrest warrants for benjamin netanyahu, and his now former defense minister, you of government. but rather than cooperation, the i. c. c was met by threats against in the united states. i am going back to congress and introduce legislation very soon. i that would sanction any country that tried to enforce the arrest warrant against israel and the coming days and months and years. when the question is asked, some or of leaders choices a failed diplomacy will come under intense scrutiny. neurology associated with stuff above usually is, is actually general that the policy and national initiative, he joins us now from ramallah. good to speak to him and stuff. i just 1st of all, when it gets you'll feelings on the find the, the deal such as it is, has been announced. what the court said some moment officially, sufficient for the people of guys that unfortunately they have to stand face 3 days off probably. and has to have them bought it and then those guys are buyers in a sense, the agreement will not go into effect that and then on sunday, but still it's a moment to for the lease and for them because the they can see that

c. that's not a whole lot of money because do us congress actually for bid on by law the us to give any money to the i c. c, which is not a signatory to now they did soften the law and were able to set about $5000000.00 to the victim impact funds to try and help you ukrainians that have been hurt by the war with russia. they could try to call that back, but again, unlikely to have a huge impact. and it wasn't just israel that was sanction. they also issued arrest warrants for 3 him off leaders. board is believe they have all been killed by israel. so, again, a message sent, it will likely pass the senate, the likely wait till incoming president, donald trump, is an office to sign it, but again, expected, but i'm likely to make much of a difference technical. hey, elda 0, washington. the, the, the event is way to no position politician, embody, academic charter has been freed ourselves to being detained during the protest. she was addressing. and rallying caracas the day before the no gratian a president, to let it lets me do it. or it was the 1st time sheet appeared in public health to spending 5 months in

c. c, do exist in order to go after adversaries of the united states and never wanted it to be a true a tool of international that would apply to the us and its allies. i c c allegations against who are not serious. um, they're based on his actually trying to save show rooms in the don bass. right. and the ones against netanyahu are actually very serious involving, you know, we'll allegations of, of genocide and war crimes and intentional starvation of the population. but again, is the west coast and care about those things. it claims the cares about human rights, a cares the claims of cares about international humanitarian law, but it has no interest in those things. this is all done based on their own economic and strategic interest. as they see at any given time, why stay with our team to national for all the latest from around the world? thanks for watching by now. the, the, there's a saying if you don't have a seat at the table, then you're on the menu. we can assume that this applies to the panama canal, greenland, and even canada, from some new world daughter is beginning to look like old fashioned 19th century imperialism. the color, some remodel

so currently he cannot leave the country and there is significant pressure on him from the i c. c. i hope that pressure from there, combined with our protests here in israel, pressure from other governments will eventually push netanyahu to act. we demand and hope so that this will finally influenced our stubborn prime minister, who is motivated by personal interest to do what is required of him as a head of state, a national duty. something netanyahu has utterly failed to perform. we demand that he agreed to a hostage release deal with a cease fire, which is also in israel's interest, is real nice security an end to this blood shed. and to conclude this horrific chapter to begin on october 7th, which is entirely his fault. the one human rights office is also accused as well. a full thing dawns as health system into ruin. this comes amid the idea of detention for 6 days now of the director of what was once a t regional hospital doctor whose son i will say is director of canal as one hospital which was forcibly evacuated by the idea on december 27th. sophia continued to cast the wou

c. c. the international judicial system will be forced to investigate cases of genocide or killings of palestinian civilians by israeli soldiers and officers. netanyahu today can't even leave the country, not even to the us. let's be honest for him to reach the us today without flying over any sovereign state. that's part of the $124.00 countries. recognizing the i c c's authority, he'd need a plane that could fly 16 hours straight to washington a. there's no played in this rule. certainly not the wings of his ion playing that could do that. so currently he cannot leave the country and there is significant pressure on him from the i c. c. i hope that pressure from there, combined with our protests here in israel, pressure from other governments will eventually push netanyahu to act. we demand and hope, and this will finally influenced our stubborn prime minister, who is motivated by personal interest to do what is required of him as a head of state, a national duty. something netanyahu has utterly failed to form. we demand that he agreed to a hostage release deal with a cease fire, which is also in israel's interest, is real nice security and end to this blood shed. and to conclude this horrific chapter to begin on october 7th, which is entirely his fault. well, to turkey and now with tens of thousands of people convene during these symbols, the l

c. that's not a whole lot of money because do us congress actually for bid on by law the us to give any money to the i c. c, which is not a signatory to now they did soften the law and were able to set about $5000000.00 to the victim impact funds to try and help you. we've ukrainians that have been hurt by the war with russia. they could try to call that back, but again, unlikely to have a huge impact. and it wasn't just israel that was sanction. they also issued arrest warrants for 3 him off, or he to now they did soften the law and were able to set about $5000000.00 to the victim impact fund to try and help you. we've ukrainians that have been hurt by the war with russia. they could try to call that back, but again, unlikely to have a huge impact. and it wasn't just israel that was sanction. they also issued arrest warrant for 3 him off leaders, voters believe they have all been killed by israel. so again, a message sent. it will likely pass the senate, the likely wait till the incoming president, donald trump, is an office to sign it, but again, expected, but unlikely to make much of a difference pedago

so if i what time now to stop for the when the i c c c u s. sounds good rest. they should be allowed to implement the decisions we have found. africa will not stand on the way when the i c, c has to implement is decision. so we do hope that is what i will will comply. but we know, you know, it's difficult. nobody want to know is really give them says into the address that it but it's, it's a decision of those who are part of this conventions and the thing that, that those decisions must, must be respected. so if the problem is, is y'all had to come to south africa, you would comply with that. why? interpreter is indeed, he bet another come here. because there is no way we can protect you. we are part of the convention and we have a suspect. because if we don't, we're going to undermine the data room based on that conference. i wanted relations in the west, but for more updates on the latest is really palestinian developments r t dot com has you covered, you'd find plenty more besides there to check it out. when you count the us assistant secretary of state for e