the peace palace in the hague, where today the international the hague tribunal was built on the initiativey through the means of the russian emperor nicholas ii. his portrait still hangs here in a place of honor. it was emperor nicholas and the russian government back in 1899, at the turn of the century, who came up with a proposal that stunned europe, for a representative of all the great powers to gather in gaga. emperor nicholas found himself in the center of world attention. nicholas ii was friends with the dutch queen vergemina, who warmly supported his initiative to convene a peace conference in the hague. at her request the conference opened on the birthday of the russian emperor, may 6, 1899. an international one was created in the hague. bullets, air bombing, and the use of asphyxiating harmful gases. the participating countries decided to perpetuate their haakh agreements by building a grandiose peace palace. however, the lesson of history was that their tower of babel, the peace palace in the hague, was opened just before the world war, which overturned all these rules and conve

it's a hague just an hour ago. off to the un general assembly requested its input last year. judges determined as ro is obligated, and it's only of the presence as quickly as possible. and israel must stone or new supplement activity and evacuate or specialist from the occupied territories. okay, we can go now to get reaction from mr. football grantees, the 60 general of the palestinian national initiative. i'm forming the information ministry joins as a from ramallah, was to follow up. i'll go see good to have you on the program. so your reaction, firstly to this historical reading by the i c j, is this the outcome you were hoping for? yeah, absolutely. i think this is exactly what we were hoping for and it presents not to wonder i started of decision. it is a big blow to that is that early side to is that i as a state as an establishment, as a government, the settlers, and it is a big victory until they're published in your close uh, from legal perspective. is it and is your order. the invited i'm going down for

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of israel in the occupied territory is discussed. so ladies and gentlemen, that was live from the hague, the international court of justice the icj was delivering its advisory opinion on israel's occupation of the palestinian territories, the top un court convening at the hague, has just announced its opinion, let's quickly go over some of the addendums that were mentioned. there the top court has assured uh initially that it has a jurisdiction to give the advisory opinion on the israeli occupation uh israel's uh settlement policies are in breach of the fourth geneva convention, israel's use of natural resources and occupied palestinian territories is in violation of international law. the top un court also stated that the settlement policy has contributed to the rise of violence perpetrated by illegal settlers in the occupied territories. also uh the of course said that israel's excessive use of force against palestinians is at odds with its alligations under international law as uh and occupy also uh the west bank settlements maintained and established in violation of international la

in the second case , we will examine the issuance of the hague court's advisory opinion regarding the illegality of the occupation of palestine by the zionists, and in the third case, the continued pressure on biden to withdraw, but as always, the events and images of the past 24 hours in palestine. see you together hasbi-allah and naim al-wakil in the arabs, let us enjoy the greatness of this , azam al-labik, or qamar bani hashem, or ibn fafadl al-abbasmar bani hashem, or ibn fafadl al-abbas, peace be upon him, the first case of tonight's program , i will start with a piece of news. oppressed palestinian children were bombed. a few hours ago, the zionist regime's fighter jets, with the support of the united states, england, and some western and regional countries , bombarded the facilities of yemen's hodeidah port. civilian facilities, oil tanks and power plants. hodeidah became the target of zionist attacks large parts of hodeidah were cut off. the ministry of health of yemen announced that these attacks led to the martyrdom and wounding of yemeni citizens in the north. the leader o

in the second case, the issuance of the hague court's advisory opinion regarding the illegality of the occupation of palestine by the zionists we will investigate and in the third case , the pressure on biden to withdraw. the first case of tonight's program, i will start with a news. yemen is under the fire of zionist hatred. the price for supporting the oppressed palestinian children was bombed . western and regional countries destroyed the facilities of yemen's hodeidah port . civilian facilities, oil tanks and power plant of hodeidah were targeted by the zionists' attacks , electricity was cut off in large parts of hodeidah. the ministry of health of yemen announced that these attacks resulted in the martyrdom and wounding of a number of yemeni citizens done the leader of yemen's sanratullah declared: from now on , the beginning of our regional and direct war with israel is inevitable. the ministry of information of the yemeni government announced in the first reaction to these attacks that the response to the americans and zionists will be tough and decisive. the yemeni army has al

she is outside the court of the hague for us. so. so step 1st we took was to exactly what we had from the court today as well. what we have now is that the highest score, the, the highest court in the world has now on the record in the strongest way possible, made sure that this occupation is illegal. what we're talking about is the occupation of the west bank, off east jerusalem. and also a of a guys, so these 3 territories, that's what the, the court has of looks at, at the, also the requests from the un general assembly. a majority of countries us for this advisory opinion, 2 years ago. however, before it has to be looking at is all kinds of violations. for example, an occupation is in a way allowed if there's a military need for it, but it's has to be temporary. so the court explained that length. so this is not a time for you occupation. it's, it's lasting, 57 years already. and it's now clearly has become an annexation also is for it has been exploiting nationals, natural resources in the start with 3 select, for example, has n

the women of the hague congress on the international committee of women for permanent peace which in 1919 officially became known as the women's international league for peace and freedom. still shots for the massive destruction of world war i, people began to organize, looking for ways to keep the peace and investigate new methods for resolving conflict. from 1931 to 1934, scores of liberal, radical and pacifist groups sponsored a series of no more war meetings which grew from 300 participants to 20,000. >> i remember it very vividly because it was quite a hot summer. and it's one the conference in washington was failing after the war. there is quite a lot of material about why that was failing. and the women's international league tells us something should be done to rescue it, so they asked them to do with occurred in the way of influencing their governments and collecting signatures, so we had our annual meeting in california, and los angeles. at the end of the meeting, i explained what we were going to do with the finale of the, and said were released a whole flock of carrier pi

type, you know, at the hague, that has prosecuted mostly serves. all right, let's cost now live to serve on diets. a researcher at the bel great institute of european studies, so on 18 years in prison, for 18 lives destroyed under the cause of a war criminals command. what do you make of that sentence? of course this sometimes is too low, but it's uh, at least uh he was sentenced. i mean the court itself is very problematic. its establishment. i mean, however, what does it more interesting to me is the status of the so called k and later the cost of only ration r b, because a back in find to 98 the united states. i used to consider it a terrorist organization that actually especially oh boy, robert gilbert. in 1958. he says that there is no doubts as kaylee is a terrorist organization. however, already that here. uh people such as joe biden. uh and uh, christopher hill, who is now the bassett, or of the united states of valerie, which is a scandal by itself. uh, we're collaborating with occasionally called and calling them freedom fighters and they

the hague court also obliged the zionist regime to stop all new settlement activities in the occupied territories as soon as possible . thank you very much for your support. have a nice day . god bless you. if we want to act as a group and a party , we will fall under the implication that we pray every day, which means that i should not fall under the implication, i don't want to be a bully. zalin means to be subservient to my ego , to be subservient to the class and group, not to be subservient to the right. let's all work together. our country is not in a good situation. we are under sanctions and we are severely sanctioned. we have problems and these problems should come first. it goes back to our differences and views. if we are going to stand in front of them, if we are going to remain strong , we should punch them hard in the mouth. if we are together, we can stand, if the elites. we are powerful, we are scientists, we are producers if our experts are on the scene and we respect them , we will be able to save this ship to that shore easily, but if we want to remove any of these,

this is the hague, netherlands. my opcw after the attack. in the document published in 2003, about 100 thousand he used bombs, rockets, and chemical bullets during the war between iraq and iran, and according to the amount , it was said that it was 1,800 tomans. mustard gas : iraq used 140 tons of tabun gas and 600 tons of sarin gas against iran. the areas that exist are from the northernmost point of the iran-iraq border, from piran shahr to our southernmost area, which is the border of fawhet, in this entire border strip , chemical attacks have started since 1362. the 12,000 people of sardasht is one of the 350 chemical attacks of saddam in 1966, in which 19 ordinary people were martyred. thousands of people were chemically injured. running away from people, lying in the street , it was very awkward. i was only two years old, 5 months and 8 days old. my photo is from the hospital in tehran . in the training, we were told what to do when chemical weapons were used , but those servants of god who live in the city , men, women, and children ,

the hague court also obliged the zionist regime to stop all new settlement activities in the occupiedries as soon as possible. the largest community blood collection center in the west of the country has begun to operate in khorramabad. the ceo of the blood transfusion organization said that this center has the capacity to receive 500 blood donors daily with 20 beds is. referring to the participation of 2,300,000 people in donating blood to the needy last year, mr. jamali said that in the first four months of the year, the amount of blood donation in the country increased by 15%. the ceo of the blood transfusion organization also announced the production of 240,000 liters of blood plasma last year and said: we are pursuing the construction of a 300,000 liter blood refinery. our estimate is 350,000 liters by the end of the year, with productivity and prevention of the waste of very valuable plasma in the refinery. plasma derivatives , especially hemophilic and albumin drugs that it is a very important medicine for the country, besides donating blood is good for health , it is also a re

the hague, the highest judicial body of the united nations, announced israel's action in a unanimous vote. occupying palestinian lands is against international law. this court emphasized that israel must stop the construction of settlements in the west bank of the jordan river, east jerusalem and gaza and end the occupation of this area. the international court of justice has also been accused in another case south africa investigates the zionist regime for committing genocide in gaza. simultaneous. with the holding of the first meeting of the new parliament of england , hundreds of supporters of palestine from different strata and nationalities formed a human chain and demanded to stop the export of arms to the zionist regime. they also warned the new mps about ignoring the will of the people. the british parliament is surrounded by supporters of palestine. let us express the new government that was announced in the words of the king. there was no mention of the palestinian crisis in the policies of the government announcement. we have come to tell parliamentarians and the new gover

he misread the decision of the hague court, which cannot change anything. the international court of justice in the hague on friday called the continued presence of the zionist regime in the occupied territories illegal and demanded an immediate end to the occupation and payment of damages to the palestinians. international court of justice. referring to the resolutions of the security council and the general assembly of the united nations have declared that the acquisition of land by force is prohibited and emphasized that the member states of the united nations should not make any changes in the physical characteristics of the demographic composition of the institutional structure or the conditions of the occupied territories occupied by israel since june 5, 1967. in addition, the court emphasized that all countries are obliged not to recognize israel's illegal presence in the occupied palestinian territories and not to provide any assistance or support to maintain it. do not present the situation created by this illegal presence. the secretary general of

calling the hague a mistake that cannot change anything, the islamic resistance movement of palestine, hamas, said that this vote will restore the position of palestine it strengthens the rights of land liberation and the formation of a palestinian state and the right of the palestinian people to determine their own destiny . salam alaikum alaikum, mr. nasser kanani, the spokesperson of our country's diplomatic system, welcomed the decision of the court in hague and emphasized the most effective way to end the current illegal situation in occupied palestine. it is the practical realization of the idea of ​​the islamic republic of iran to hold a comprehensive referendum with the participation of all the main residents of palestine, muslims, jews and christians. hosni sadat shabiri, sada and sima news agency, with the escalation of political violence in america, the police announced the arrest of a citizen who killed trump and his deputy. has threatened according to cbs, michael wiseman had threatened to kill the former us president and his vice president on social networks . a few days

to the hague and what's happening there.tinian territories. it is an opinion, not a ruling by the court. let's listen to what has been said. the court. let's listen to what has been said-— been said. pressure on the palestinian _ been said. pressure on the palestinian population i been said. pressure on the palestinian population to l been said. pressure on the i palestinian population to leave parts of the occupied palestinian territory against their will. the court recalls that under the first paragraph of article 49 of the geneva convention article individual or mass forcible transfers as well as deportations of protected persons from occupying territory to the territory of occupying power or to that of any other country occupied or not prohibited, regardless of their motives. end of quote. in this regard, the court considers that transfer may be forcible and thus prohibited under article a9, paragraph one. not only when it is achieved through the use of physical. but also when the people concerned have no choice but to l

the hague court also obliged the zionist regime to stop all new settlement activities in the occupiedritories as soon as possible. political decline becomes more prominent. politically in the us, in the absence of biden and the lack of identification of the official candidate of the democrats in the election, trump's supporters threatened to start a street war in case of defeat in the elections. ohio state senator george lang said at a campaign rally that trump is america's last resort, though reuters reported biden is scheduled to participate in a live television program today, but the us president's absence has been prolonged. since he is in the public eye these days , american users are looking for him in cyberspace. is joe biden dead? this is the question that the republican committee of the virginia project first asked in cyberspace after the announcement of biden's withdrawal from the election competition. it was sunday that biden announced his withdrawal from the presidential election by publishing a statement. i believe that the best action for the interests of the party and.

the hague court also obliged the zionist regime to complete all activities as soon as possible.e construction of new settlements in the occupied territories. thank you very much for your attention and companions in the continuation of the programs of the news network , watch the news of the stock market with the performance of my colleague mrs. asboi. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, ladies and gentlemen, please accompany us with the news of the stock market, and the refineries should also clarify following the ruling of the administrative court of justice regarding the annulment of the rate hike. industrial gas feed of the organization from six refining companies in tehran, tabriz, isfahan, bandar abbas, shiraz and palgash. naft lavan sent a letter requesting to clarify the effect of this ruling on its financial statements. also, on monday, august 1st, the stock exchange organization requested a letter from the petrochemical company to disclose the financial effects resulting from the ruling of the administrative court of justice regarding the feed ra

a yes, a very important day here in the hague because the highest score to the world court will for the 1st time, give us a legal opinion on the occupation. and not only that, it will also tell us what the consequences of its decision will be. for all the u. n. space and also the un itself. so all the 52 states and organizations that came here to the hague to make their arguments well, listen very, very careful. and not only that day because of course what to be. the comments of friends, if the court decides that the occupation is illegal, they may fairly strong arguments. most of these countries to say that this is an occupation that has lacked to amex ation. it is in the pod type system. it has certain to kind of scenes into 2nd class citizens. and if the court decides that this is illegal, what will be the consequences? countries that are having traits, relationships, minutes, right? relationships with this route, will they continue to? i'm able this illegal situation. so this is a question that's will come out today. this will be answered later today we are expecting and 3 hours fro

in the name of allah, the most merciful, the international court of justice of the hague continues thesence of the regime. he called the zionists in the occupied territories illegal and called for an immediate stop to the occupation. referring to the resolutions of the security council and the general assembly of the united nations, the hague court declared and emphasized the prohibition of taking land by force. the united nations should not make any changes in the physical character of the demographic composition of the institutional structure or the status of the territories occupied by the israeli regime since 5 june 1967.

, at the hague, i would read nothing. he wrote. it was one of several text messages reviewed by the times of make reference directly, or blakely to killing prisoners. unlock said in an interview that he had been joking. mister gross, it was not on that mission but said that afterward a fellow soldier, recognizance killing a prisoner, mister gross said, documented it in his journal is coming i p a w is a strength violation of the geneva conventions. so this is openly so and that must be safe and detained and treated few mainly in font ukrainian foothills have cooled russian ruffles as criminal foot tubing alone. so does that surrender rough as human rights commission? i have condemned the incidents and called on the you cleaning count about to consult the new york times for the us marine pool instead of the cisco wrist. it says the us an e. you could ignore these investigations because they are an embarrassment. these are potentially work drives. these are work crimes, the execution of prisoners of war is war crime. there'

no false decision in the hague will distort this historical truth. the scenario joins us on sets and just to remind to the reason you he in the studio is because israel has found out is it reports us from reporting from within israel. so what do we make of this reaction from the is riley prime minister, i guess no surprise, really, that he would react and that way. but do you think on denise, he's feeling the pressure? well, it's not really shocking to hear this from these really prime minister. and what we heard from his coalition partners wasn't exactly a shock as well. we heard from members of the far right, even before this decision had come out when it was just expected, saying that israel should entirely annex be occupied westbank just in protest of the decision coming out in general. we also heard from members of the opposition who have previously said that the decisions like this and international bodies, our director, flexion of nothing. y'all whose leadership and where he's leading israel in the international scope. so there's a lot of pres

the conference today is dedicated to the 70th anniversary of the hague convention on the protection of cultural property in the event of armed conflict and 25th anniversary of the second protocol of the 1954 guyana convention. so it is quite obvious that today they are talking in particular about whether it will be possible to apply these two documents. the minister of culture and information policy noted that more than nine hundred cultural monuments have been damaged since the beginning of the great war. work is being carried out on the conservation of destroyed objects, as well as on the fixation of damages, they are drawn up according to several protocols, both national and international, and the minister noted that in a few months a clear and a unified protocol for such fixation and such protocols, and in the end we hope that such cases will reach the international court of human rights, and the hague tribunal, and other international courts. more about this work, let's hear from. speakers of the conference, the relevant lawsuits are being prepared, but not yet filed, we are const

the women of the hague conference formed the international committee of women for permanent peace which919, officially became known as the women's international league for peace and freedom. still shocked by the massive destruction of world war i, people began to organize and mobilize, looking for ways to keep the peace and investigate new evidence while resolving conflict. from what is 931 to want is 934 , scores of liberal and pacifist groups sponsored a series of no more war movements, which grew from 300 participants to more than 20,000. >> oh, i remember hearing it, because there was quite a hot summer when the conference in washington was failing after the war. that is quite a lot of material about that, why it was failing, and the women's international league, internationally, felt that something should be done to rescue it, so they asked the sanctions to do what they could , in a way, of influencing the government and collecting signatures. so, we had our annual meeting in california, los angeles, and at the end of the meeting, just at sunset, we explained what we were going to

we start in the hague, where the international court of justice has ruled that the israeli occupation of the west bank is the de facto illegal annexation. the i. c, j says israel is engaging in what amounts to quote, racial, segregation and apartheid. the record is always if you read that email, somebody hand civil restrictions imposed by is an on but a city and occupied. but it seemed very close as to what seems to be a method of discrimination based on that on in the area of race, religion or ethnic origin, a number of participants have i good. that is it has policies and practices in the occupied. but it seems that if the amount of segregation or type while the international court of justice has ruled that israel's policies in the west bank of east jerusalem har in breach of the international law and deprive palestinians of their rightful self determination that is real. by far exceeded its role of the administrator hand the occupied territories and its settlement policy amounts to an illegal unexcused sion, the cold has stated that israel has an obligation to end its presence in t

, at the hague. i would read nothing. he wrote. it was one of several text messages reviewed by the times of make reference directly or obliquely to killing prisoners . unlock said in an interview that he had been joking. mister gross, it was not on that mission but set that off toward a fellow soldier, recognizance gillian prisoner. mister rosette, documented it in his journal. it's caring i. p a w is a strict violation of the geneva conventions, so does a. oh put lisa run, that must be safe and retained and treated few mainly in funds. you clearly officials have cooled. russell falls as criminal foot ceiling. i'm so does that surrender rough as human rights commission? i have condemned the incidents and cooled on the you cleaning count about to consult the new york times for the us marine cool. instead of august the 4th, it says the us and e. you could ignore these investigations because they are an embarrassment. these aren't potentially work crimes. these are work crimes. the execution of prisone

hindered by those who refuse to accept this undeniable reality, the international court of justice in the hagueas unreservably affirmed the occurrence of genocide within these very lands, do you have any memories of the carnage yourself? ah, yes, indeed, i spent four ardious years amid the embrace of bosnia and herzegovina during the war, a formative period of my life. at that time i embarked upon my nacient career in the media, assuming the mantle of a war correspondent. the memories forged during these tumoltuous days, remain etched indelibly upon my mind. memories of camerary laced with mirthful anecdotes and poignant reflections upon the human condition. united in our sheer journey, we bore witness to the ebb and flow of life itself. for it was the only path we could tread. to iran for standing alongside us during our darkest hours, it is my sincerest hope that in the years to come or nation may stand on yielding, self-reliant and independent, rendering external aid, a distance memory, thank you once again for being on the show, it was truly an honor and thank you for watching, i hope you e

j deliberate its advisory opinion at the hague, a little early off to the un general assembly requested that they, that they do this. let's get reaction. now from my what shara out is there a senior political analyst, he joins us via skype from paris. so it is a tough ruling, a, but i guess the question is, what will we actually see as a result? what will be the implications on the ground for the palestinians given it is no binding a system need. it is a, a diamond girl and not just for the fact that basis the ruled in favor of a better seniors on that occupation or their supporters against the israeli occupation. but it's the way it was so detailed and so clear about each and every aspect of the share of the patient, including the in the visible occupation of old west and east jerusalem and garza as well as the question of meditation you've been affecting to article 3 i would say or failing to discrimination versus them on our part page and so on and so forth. so i think it is so strong. does that mean that it's going to be very difficult even for politicians around the world, especial

how much of this is leverage from the hague and japan to get tough?sus the biden administration under pressure for its own u.s. companies that are being frozen out in this large part of the markets? >> there are two sides of the coin here. thinking about the large marks in the u.s., these are all major chip equipment providers, they're saying that this perhaps isn't the best way to go about it, the fdpr. their concern is that if you push japan and the netherlands so much they could be quite defiant and not corporation with the restrictions that are already in place. from the sign of the companies we didn't get anything from the likes of tokyo electron. it is a company that gets 20% of its sales from china. we did have the asml earn this is morning. we're getting those comments coming through. it is interesting that asml for instance, they're april predicting the same amount of steals year as opposed to last year. have they considered the restriction? they wouldn't go ahead with these measures if they were indeed enacted. but tokyo electron, they could

district court of the hague. found three people guilty of involvement in the downing of the boeing, two russians and one ukrainian, the former minister of defense of the dpr militants and retired fsb colonel igor girkin, the former head of military intelligence of the dpr militants serhiy dubinsky, and also dubinsky's subordinate in the military intelligence of the so-called dpr militants leonid kharchenko. at this point, the proceedings in the netherlands ended, russia called the court's verdict politically motivated. bbc olga ivshina followed this case from the very beginning, and this is what she told us. one of the convicts is currently in prison, but not in prison in the netherlands, and on a completely different matter, a citizen of russia, retired fsb colonel igor girkin is currently in a russian colony, he is serving a four-year sentence for calling for extremism, this is what the russian court ruled. girkin was convicted early on. for some time the russian authorities turned a blind eye to it, but then their tolerance for some reason broke through. chronologically, this coi

groups that works to prevent humanitarian aid from reaching gaza, it's important to note that the hague is also home to the international criminal court whose chief prosecutor recently requested international arrest warrants against. is there any problem ministering defense minister, as well as have mass leaders for their actions during the war? and guys are also the singers commenting here in south africa's case to determine if israel commits genocide in gaza. the investigation might take years. but all that, as you understand, represents the substantial legal pressure currently faced by israel and that can hardly be ignored. i don't so i mean we do up to talk about what reaction we're going to have from is ro ready in the run up to the ruling. they sounded vaguely dismissive how we heard anything concrete sense to oh, yes we did is really officials. we now receive reaction from a role condemn, and b i. c j's ruling from ministers. antonia who has left out of the course lies saying, quote, jewish people do not occupied, ok, supply the ro land. let's take a listen. the jewish people are

, at the hague. i would read nothing. he wrote. it was one of several text messages reviewed by the times of make reference directly or blakely to killing prisoners. unlock said in an interview that he had been joking. mr. gross, it was not on that mission, but set that off toward a fellow soldier, recognizance killing in prison. there mister gra, set documented it in his journal. it's kidding. p o w 's is a strict some violation of the geneva convention sold is who openly surrender. cannot been sold, it must be safely detained. in fact, even if it was of office 5 in russian forces, getting all the homes and so running soldiers, i've edwards of most goes company policy. ross is human rights commission and condemned to the incident has called on how you put in count about to consult the new york times as well as live down to full us all me office a status level cover everything started. so thank you so much for joining us here. now. so what, what was your reaction to these resignations made by this, j

to be going on with the international court of justice, which is a un's judicial body uh in in the hague uh, so uh there are some measures, at least it's good to see that when netanyahu was on his way to the united states that he was rather nervous about landing in certain european countries because there could be arrest warrant issued in the hague for him at the time and he would not be able to then get a plane, he would have. arrested uh, but this judicial process must go forward, because it's really the only thing that can save planet earth at the moment, i think right now, uh, if the thing is, if you allow a war criminal to get away with their crimes, in fact if you allow any kind of organized crime to thrive, and there are police, many in the western world, i'm afraid, that take two salaries, one is from the state, and the other is from organized crime, though those individuals. are um causing the trouble, the organized criminals have to be arrested, we need to have a really tough police force that will look into all these sorts of things and and get people behind bars, it doesn't m

anna holligan, bbc news in the hague.ow the sea surface. he says painting underwater in filtered light helps amplify colours when the work is brought ashore. eventually, he hopes to create an underwater museum. very impressive. i'm carl tasman in washington, we are handing over the to our colleagues in london. and we will have all the latest headlines here on bbc news. hello there. well, we're not expecting summer to make a big return any time soon. in fact, it will stay unsettled across the whole of the uk as we head through the rest of this week. it will be unseasonably windy, there'll be rain, more showers to come in the forecast, but it won't be raining all the time. lots of dry weather, too, some bright and some sunny spells, but all the while feeling cool for this point injuly. temperatures a good few degrees below the seasonal average. and there's more rain to come as we head through tonight and into wednesday morning from these weather fronts out towards the west. the heavy downpours reaching eastern england by th

, at the hague. i would read nothing. he wrote, it was one of several text messages reviewed by the times of make reference directly or blakely to killing prisoners. unlock said in an interview that he had been joking. mr. gross, it was not on that mission but set that off toward a fellow soldier, recounted scaling and present. there. mister gross said, documented it in his journal. is kidding views is a serious violation of the geneva conventions. so this is openness or render cannot be assaulted, must be safely detained. in fact, you're creating the officials of often so i didn't, russian forces killing on um, and surrendering. so just as evidence of losses, equipment out of the rush as human rights commission that can damage the incident. i had, has called on her, including counts about to consult the new york times because live dial 2 for the us marine cool intelligence of the got read, this got 5. so actually taking the time and joining us here today. so what's your reaction to the revelation ma

i'm violates international know the i c j to live it it's advisory opinion at the hague, off to the un general assembly requested that it's important. judges determine israel is obligated to end it's unlawful presence as quickly as possible. israel must stop new supplement activity and evacuate old settlers from the occupied territory or because the thoughts as it did it sort advisor. i think that these are the easy supplements and the west bank. and these are a resilient and video game associated with them. have been established and are being meant then in violation of international record. thoughts with a good a concern that the board that is a supplement policy has been expanding since the quotes for advisory opened. how this thing in foreign minister. we have not a king says the wealth must now take action against israel. old states under you on the autumn now under the obligation not to the denial the legality or if it is rose presence and occupied for the student to retreat and to do nothing. so as this is ryan in maintaining this illegal situation, they are directed by the ports

we'll step voss and joins us from outside the court at the hague. we're expecting any moments the president of the, quote, the 27th president, north salon, to deliver the quotes finding on this issue. and it's being watched very closely. right. step a it is indeed watched very closely as a country to the case that to south africa filed against israel a based on the genocide convention. we're now in the next hour, expecting the same course at the i. c. j to give us an advisory opinion, which is non binding, but has very wide spread implications on the galaxy of the occupation as well. so if you're patient, it's one of the largest cases. the court has ever looked into more than a 52 countries, and 3 organizations were involved and they came all to the hague to present oral arguments, which is very rare. and they had very strong language. the majority of all these countries were agreeing on the language they use. they called the annexation. they called it a part time cooling, nice ation. so what a lot of people experts are expecting that the court will

that is the opinion being put down by the icj in the hague. security corresponded is across a story and we will talk to him for even more context in a few minutes. let's return to those global it outages hitting industries across the world now. we had from pat mcfadden who said the global outage today was not a security attack or hostile act, it appears to be a software error and the cause was identified and effects put in place. let's speak to daniel teacher, the managing director of t—tech, it specialists who provide services to smaller businesses. good to talk to you. what has the impact been?— good to talk to you. what has the impact been? thank you for having me. it's a impact been? thank you for having me- it's a very _ impact been? thank you for having me. it's a very interesting - impact been? thank you for having me. it's a very interesting and - me. it's a very interesting and fascinating situation. he have been two things that have happened and i think are being confused. microsoft had an issue overnight and then at 4am this morning

claim they are rescuing ukrainian children from orange come to the international criminal court in the hague. has however, issued an arrest warrant for russian. president putin in connection with the abductions for now, lot of mere wants to put this behind taylor and hope the future will be better and which is but next i want to become a to guide and see the world. but that is or something like that. x go to say if i don't, why they, for someone see if you have a for him reporting that a reminder of the top story by following for you donald trump sold the republican opponents of endorsed his re election bids, the republican party as being with me a message of unity behind the trump beds. tickets on the day, 2 of the pod conventions. coming up, the business takes a look at the top and footprint of your defense industry, i think as well. then i'll see you next. our quick more. we'll use headline se with the come have a piece of this out tv highlights you every week in your inbox, subscribe. now. why do humming does not get drunk? why do gravitational waves squeeze out bodies? how much do we ne

but for the leadership of both sides in the hague, we know that the prosecutor of the international criminal court in may, made an application to, to the court itself for arrest warrants for 3 senior home us leaders. and for these ready prime minister and this really defense minister, that is yep, those are best for. and so if you have to be decided upon or issued by the court, but it's big it's, it's a slow but necessary for a start and trying to bring some issue of accountability to not only this 9 month old more, but the fit to the 57 year old occupation and the, the issue is, and this has been repeated in the number of united nations reports that there is a almost total impunity and a lack of accountability with respect to both israel and from us in, in the various complex that are going on for the last 15 years in particular in guys a and the u. n is repeatedly said this last and, and in the meantime, defining continues that this continued michael link from west and university in canada. thank you very much for taking us through that. thank you very much for helping me concerns about or

and the hague said that each res continued presence in the occupied palestinian territories unlawful. and that it has to bring an end to it as rapidly as possible. use red shut, also sees immediately new settlement activities and evacuate all settlers. the court also said that all other states and international organizations run down with the gauge and to not treat that situation as legal states also shouldn't during the age to maintain it. find a lead causing the united nations to consider modalities to bring an end to what the court qualified as an unlawfully presence of the state destroyer in the occupied palestinian territories. this decision is not binding but has more. oh, sorry, and great legal rate according to the court this, it shows that reporting from the hey, you know, let's take a quick look at some of the stories making news around the world. of course, in russia has sentence wall street journal reports the evident guessing of its 216 years in prison. the close still proceedings found him guilty on charges of working with you in the us intelligence to monitor a russian

company is list sholtes and has more on the i c j, a role in the international court of justice in the hague said that each tray has continued presence in the occupied palestinian territories unlawful. and that it has to bring an end to it as rapidly as possible. use red shut also sees immediately new settlement activities and evacuate all it's headless. the court also said that all other states and international organizations are under no obligation to not treat that situation as leader states also shouldn't during the age to maintain it, find the lead cause of the united nations to consider modalities to bring an end to what the court qualified as an unlawfully presence of the state destroyer in the occupied palestinian territories. this decision is not binding but has more. oh sorry. and great legal rate. according to the court of israel says it is investigating how its defense has failed to prevent a drug and strike in central televi easy rebels. and you have been claimed responsibility for the attack which killed one person an injured at least 10 others . they say the strike was in reta

we have seen it during the past months, for example, south africa filed a complaint in the hague . that the issue of palestine has become the focus of many social and political issues among western societies. one of the prominent examples is the events that happened in europe during the recent elections, for example, in england and france, even though many experts analyze the direction of europe's movement towards right and nationalist currents . left currents came to work and found the majority in england. and in france, interestingly, the first proposition that all of them put forward is to recognize the independent state of palestine. well, this is a space that it is being created in the world now, but in front of it, the main supporters of the zionist regime, namely the united states of america, and in fact, the currents and circles of power and wealth in the world are still supporting them . it seems that psychological games and psychological operations. they will take action to somehow cover up israel's crimes, but what is happening in the social layers of western societies s

no absurd opinion in the hague can deny this historical truth.iranian made drone rumbled downtown tel aviv this morning, killing one man and injuring at least 10 others. who the rebels in yemen claimed credit. footage circulated overnight of the explosion. by dawn, police swarmed the scene to survey the damage. the israeli military said they are investigating how the drone bypassed the air defense system. >> we are in a multi-front war. we work on all fronts and defend the country every day. in this event, we are talking about an error. we are investigating all the chains, but it is known there was no interception. >> is really bombs continue to fall in gaza. families warned today after 12 people were killed in two refugee camps in central gaza. the government of bangladesh has announced a nationwide curfew as deadly student protests escalate. security forces used live rounds and tear. security remains tight after clashes between police and demonstrators. 22 students were killed. protesters are calling for changes to a system that reserves 30% of

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william hague has written _ into the commons today.oing to look and how labour are going to be quite squashed together. the tories might struggle to fill the green benches. there is some words of advice from where reform should sit. physically, the make—up of the chamber, how do you think it's going to pan out? i chamber, how do you think it's going to an out? ~ 3 , to pan out? i think it's very british that _ to pan out? i think it's very british that we _ to pan out? i think it's very british that we have - to pan out? i think it's very british that we have a - to pan out? i think it's very - british that we have a chamber that literally— british that we have a chamber that literally cannot fit all of the mps that we — literally cannot fit all of the mps that we have into it. they have not expanded — that we have into it. they have not expanded it— that we have into it. they have not expanded it over the time and we have _ expanded it over the time and we have over— expanded it over the time and we have over 400 labour mps on one sid