i. c j each should the 1st year. and i see this all provision managers in january and then the 2nd in march, and then the 30 may stick with that stopped when the ice to charge the one security council, the capacity solution or during the ceasefire. industrial dino and this is why i, i just, i finally to really pulling the kind of this event that the easy day let these ease of posey denouncing the icy seas work the grace of this trial. because ex, exactly the old ones. they did such a deeply flawed comparison, should often the entire jewish population around the world because we shall not forget to drake who was, what's wrong, we've been wrongfully accused of treason. why did the timing out probably told the world that he will raise guy, and he actually has done it in front of the entire world, the solar eclipse. and if we need to do is not only baseless, but also a disgraceful refusal is 3 dyslexic. i'll be in a board of trustees and francesca israel is israel is going to try to argue that it had a, a, has a robust j

the see the i c j i falls for a minute to see a now the i c, j made it very clear and this is a different set of judges. it's not the same as the, the ones in the course of the i. c, c protein very, very true at times that the occupation of 75 years has been low. which means anyone in the world who collaborate with an unlawful regime is risking committing a crime. that's what it's really about is trying to deflect responsibility. and no one says and i'll stop one second, but no ones that they're not entitled to self defense. what the rule of law say is your there are limits on that and it's called proportionality yukon, destroy a whole nation in the set. then of course, what the that's, that's the objective is the destruction of a nation. i'm making garza uninhabited books. he will not end until that's happened . because if he ends the war, he is in trouble. he's in trouble if he leaves the country, most of the $125.00 would probably have him arrested. and if he goes to, if he stays in israel, which is what are you more likely to do that goes as a risk that people mover opposed him to as

now in that i c j. case we saw a try, we saw israel was defending itself. what happens with this? i c. c warrants. now, whether or not these really need is whether or not net, yahoo and kalonde do appear before the court. will they be a trial to? that's also for little correction the i c j has not yet said said what is happening is genocide. type c j has not st. that's fine. but to your point immediately, is that the, the, the, the nature of the, the process is that are the i c, c. we just have an arrest warrant. yeah. um, there is nothing yet uh, coming during the day that has to be what we call a confirmation of the charges. meaning the, the judges will do the prosecutor will the ones please the rest for an x x that good? then that would be the confirmation of charges because we have a file of charges and, and the judges would look at it and decide whether to confirm it or not. so that is a process that still, by the way, to the significance so that you're not going to have the trial any time soon. okay . um, but it will have, would be the states processed as a rooms thought you

it doesn't live paying attention to the i c j and it's not a party to the i. c c conventions and so there's been a rest warrant marie, i have any potential to be actually executing as well where we absolutely. nathan. yeah. 100 gallons both. now risk a rast, if they step food in 80 or more than 120 countries, that apologies to the i say say yes, you are right while neither israel nor did you as on members of the quote, the i see a 3rd, it's jurisdiction over gazda is jerusalem and the west bank thanks to palestinian leaders formerly accepted into authority, back in 2015 and move that was fiercely opposed and is too seriously opposed by washington. the wes israel's key and most serious l. i had already warned it who would retaliate, a search warrants were issued and it seems those warnings were not just empty threats. earlier this month, i think the chief prosecutor faced accusations of sex crimes, which he strongly denies calling them politically motivated you to his work on a israel and back in 2020 is you remember, washington sanctions top i see see officials

it's responsibility spelled out the an i c. j advised re opinion july, now codified and un general assembly residential, 12626, and a less than 2. we see the staggering impunity challenge with us. we're all going to see. well, i'd sure. maybe if not all of us can no longer look at all tv screens, i can see that this is a, well, that's acceptable to live in. when this is being done to people in broad daylight with impunity. daniel did want to ask you about the level of, of accountability for a lot of arab leaders as well in terms of what they can or on not doing. but i think when i have to leave that, i'm being told her, i might be a science. okay. you say so thank you for at least taking that box and bring you back to talk about that aspect like that. thanks so much daniel. leave you. the thanks denny has ballasa is it's targeted, match the bases across northern israel in a series of attacks then is riley fight to jet, intercepted one drug launched across that i've been east border basis, nasa and heifer including the david datab

so today there is no doubt that the i, c, c, i, c, j, and other such courts, but not to be the i c, c was it was, was conceived as a court that was formed to basically put on sort of, uh, so hold their toward leaders leaders from around the world and also to the truck. there isn't any news of the west. it was a piece overseas. definitely, even though it was an international criminal for advanced to be on the united nations court. but those in washington capitals understood that this was going to be a court. that's what put a role gastric on auto gage and the lesson american or even a bigger eastern leader or dental or what have you on file. that's what was easy for them to pursue, puts in but, but showing a name the major western allied like benjamin or couldn't, you know, i knew of color. that was an easy thing. so for the eyes you see it's, of course, there's so many words. and the fact that there were so many allegation and sound of the case was about to that is that it was, it's so cold. this tend to get to occupation. the fact that is that was making a vacation begin again, that

providing is a or so we've given them i think at $8.10 by seeing and how does the lights do go to the i c, j a i c, c and oscar to also to go to the, the americans and to go to, you know, the american leaders. and to be also try and, and in the, in the same way because they were complicit in this war and they were parked in us . and this was so because of that, the americans are afraid if that happened to the it's might also be a bad for them later on. if someone tried to go to the a i, c, c and a 5 accord a fire case against the united states as a company said in this war. and in this genocide i'm water climbs. the west failed to hijack the g. 20 summit agenda and making about ukraine, but still ignored. the middle east conflict, as, according to russian foreign minister, surveyed loud prov, making remarks on the forums final day. in brazil, the top diplomat highlighted the increasing roll of bricks, members in d. 20 and know that that the final declaration was aimed at building a multi lateral and plural world, or t corresponding ego if he's going off, takes us to the final day. this is qu

money i'm providing is a or so with the money instead of by seeing and how divide you go through the i c, j a i c, c and oscar to also to go to the, the americans and to go to, you know, the american leaders have to be also try it. and in the same way because they were complicit in this war and they weren't pop nice. and this was so because of that, the americans are free. if that happens to is the way it might also be a bad for them later on. if someone tried to go to the i, c, c and a 5 accord a fire case against the united states as a company said in this war. and in this genocide i'm water crimes i thought today as a mock by a series of protests across the globe. here's a recap of the highlights. it is well hundreds gathered outside government buildings in several positive tel aviv showing slogans. is tiring portraits of hostages as well as black haunts against benjamin netanyahu. des moines in case immediate resignation. a separate valley with similar coals was held in jerusalem, is rarely the declining b and baffled prime minister as failures to ends. the will and swing full of teeth

and providing is a or so we'd given them what the intended by seeing and have the right to go to the i c j a i c, c and oscar to also to go to the, the americans and to go to, you know, the american leaders. and to be also try and, and in the same way because they were complicit in this war and they were parked in us. and this was so because of that, the americans are afraid if that happened the way it might also be a bad for them later on. if someone tried to go to the a i, c, c and a 5 accord a fire case against the united states as a company said in this war. and in this genocide i'm water, clients and palestinian children are facing the worst violence in history. that's according to the palestinian commission of detainees, which is issued a warning about the harsh conditions jail line is facing in is where a presence stay with us as we are going to bring you the full story on this later on in the 1st, the spring you small local news now because 46 residents of russia's, chris screech in, who had taken vine. ukrainian forces have been released in a deal between both sides of the conflic

now the i c, j made it very clear and this is a different set of judges. it's not the same as the, the ones in the course of the i. c. c protein very, very clear terms of the occupation for 75 years has been low, which means anyone in the world you collaborate with an unlawful regime is risking to missing a crime. that's what it's really about is trying to deflect responsibility. and no one says and i'll stop one second, but no one said that they're not entitled to self defense. what the rule of law say is your there are limits on that and it's called proportionality yukon, destroy a whole nation in the set. then of course, what the that's, that's the objective is the destruction of a nation. i'm making garza uninhabited books. he will not end until that's happened, because if he ends the war, he is in trouble. he's in trouble if he leaves the country. mesa is a $125.00 would probably have him arrested. and if he goes to, if he stays in israel, which is what a more likely to do, of course, is the rest of the people who oppose him to out. he's awaiting a pro

no, it's just an i c j 9 a on the printer. we let me submit number system. now see if i'm on or some sooner, you always have to leave it on. yeah, i knew i sent mr. no, let me go, let me see. let me see if that will see the can see the judy as opting point this afternoon. if that hasn't been a good fit there, what are the now i may have time. i had a high us to say, do i use the right to revise the see equipment outside general have you have you have a 5 piece 5 piece by piece of in a think i the how you has it was how much it is at the uh, huh, and then i can, i can now inside the size and so let me see man, if these you all in see on he also i'm in the men lift up on the bottom and was needing to really need to get a piece of cutting those up in the off when he bit about how is some of the so for the for months to concede, how do i have to pay off? actually it's more like the new investment by the bit and the key my, the did you call that one model? i'm gonna have you couldn't lift up bits of a how you had that any of it by yourself withdrawal. yeah. and it

2023. israel doesn't like listening to the united nations, it doesn't light paying attention to the i c j and it's not a policy to the i. c. c conventions and so there's been a rest warrant marie, i have any potential to be actually executed. nathan, yeah, one gallon both. now risk a rast, if they step forward an 80 or more than $120.00 countries that are parties through the eyes. they say yes, you are right. while neither israel know that you, as on members of the quote, the international criminal court has indeed issued arrest warrants for is ready, prime minister and former defense minister. and this is unprecedented. has it's the 1st time the eyes to see has acted against a close us ally. interestingly, the words also include mohammed dave, the liter, off have masses military when, while his believe to be dead, there is no solid proof confirming he's reported killing by these really armies of the court decided to act against him as well as his statements claims. there are reasonable grounds to believe nothing. yeah. one gallon committed crimes against humanity and war crimes between a

not a party to the wrong statute, because at that time the us was apprehensive that the icy c o u i. c j international court of justice will start investigating american policy and a scanner. ringback so, you know, you're already, you're already hearing the incoming trauma administration, all kinds of trips against the i, c, c o, they will feel the weight of the us that the incoming national security advisor. congressman mike. waltz fine. let me just jump in there for a moment. the rest of think us, if i may just for the sake of time, because i do want to get your take on how this decision may or may not affect the trajectories of the wars and gaza as well. as in lebanon, let's start with gaza. it does not affect the trajectory because in fact is the exact opposite is probably true jury. have mr. nathaniel will allow some more humanitarian hate when he promised and guarantee that if you will allow it to go into guys and have he agreed to the establishment of a and a national inquiry commission. perhaps these warrants would not have been issued. so the warrant guys are, will not be effect

okay, so this report is much more a can choose if you say, then the i c j's avoiding that a plausible genocide was happening. now coming to the human rights watch report, which accuses israel or forcibly displacing palestinians to qualify that as a war crime. and i understand for the forcible transfer of a population that must be carried out intentionally. and we've had these relays, argue time and time again that they are adhering to the protection of civilians in more time, the prime minister saying that israel has no intention to reoccupied garza, how do you prove in an international court that this is being done deliberately? what do you say it has been turning out to because i've never known as when it's worked super international, it's quarter as cold as humanitarian. com slash, which is that it uses a so called humanitarian warnings to evacuate. the repetitive leads, entire civilian a civilian spaces, with a view to simply collectively punishing these divisions and justifying future attacks on the civilians and further and it's planned. i think it extends palestinians and also

that when you all were ministration is just taking a bit of a black guy from not just the i c c, but also the i c j as well. and then also perhaps fair to say that america on the western sponsors. busy of ukraine have just received the black guy and ukraine in the wake of russia's prototype, experimental hypersonic, miss all. but just shop. pretty much, most of the world manuals thought, cuz our south eon is a kind of spin. you know, i'm a new professor joining us live here or not, you international, really appreciate your commentary and your time. thank you very much. thank you. thank. thank you. thank you for joining us. well, for this program live from moscow, we are back soon with more of your writing top stories, the the the hello and welcome to cross stock. were all things are considered on peter level? this is gathering of the g 20 reflected strikingly different world views. the west drone don about it's the green proxy war, the rest of the global south focused on international stability and economic prosperity. the process of getting the g 20, i'm joined by my guess pelk sharma in new delhi

we have um, sort of sanctions from the i c j and we have, you know, more and more um, you know, groups, trade unions, schools, etc, that are running dive estimate campaigns against these composite companies. and another really important thing that i want to add is that these companies executives can be held individually responsible for enabling genocide. and that's really important because you have these company executives that are continuing to put shareholders money. um, you know, at real risk based on their investments in israel and, and so i think it's important to not only recognize the, the ethical obligations that people like um, no check for apartheid activist or respond a to, but also the legal implications. i'm continuing to run business and it is real. and so we see with samsung as he just shared in that video that samsung, his design and it's time for them to move out. and i think that it's, it's really, um, it really shows the bts does have a real impact. um, no tech for apartheid is definitely a very important campaign in poll. you have created an extraordinary initiative

but you're like large will not, disrespect was not undermine the i c, c, the international criminal court, or the i, c, j. there was not, they are expecting the value of them and there was demand that everyone else does the same. this is going to be contrasted with the america position, whether under biden's or on the trump, especially with congress being headed by republicans that they are going to try to undermine the will ports whether it's i see g o at icbc, and they are going to probably i would say, especially under the republicans drive to sanction the quote officials and judges and so on, so forth. but i think it's very important to watch out what the p as one stand uh for the belief in the international justice here. why is this important? because i think we're gonna come to a show down. there's no doubt about this one other issues, perhaps 3, the security, there's some back between washington and euro between america and europe moving forward. and this might be the test of european resolve. and whether they do stand for international justice or not important that this is indeed a test for, for

even the i c j, everybody calls it the genocide and what we expected from the pope now hundreds of days ago, that it's it content genocide and just stopped. so our hopes for what the book, the books position as the more more authority that here presents should have been much more decisive, much more earlier. and straight to the point with no political. the strings attached. wrapping up the program for now. here in austin international quick side note, the g 20 summit in rio is wrapping up today. we're hoping to hear from the russian 4 minutes or so get off at off. he's supposed to speak sometime next hour. when he does, we will show it to you like the during world war 2, the germans with the help of the ship. the creation revolutionary movement that the independent state of croatia transported. hundreds of people have no way to work and force labor camps. the germans wanted the work force to build roads and the infrastructure in norway. so when they couldn't get enough prisoners from serbia, they contacted who was social and the install of discounts that you had the death rate up to the

it is in front of it, you know, the i, c, j advisor, newborn you. and again, it goes to the commission to know how to find me. harold, being a new era in co operation naval forces from indonesia and russia, have wrapped up best sauce to joint drills in the java. see the exercises commas to call to recently pledged close to defense ties with must go all to use rebecca enough to produce on this one. i'm on board the russian worship, taking part in the historic joint and apple drill between russia and indonesia. this drill as the site to strengthen, collaboration, focusing on personal readiness and the ability to act decisively in any emerging crisis. both movies are conducting exercises that demand high position and coordination with each crew preparing to support one another under any possible circumstance, whether in crisis response or a high stakes security operation. the name has a special meaning. it's a combination of the 2 nations national symbols. they're russian ego or audio and indonesia. so we have last approaches, you know, i know that a l

now that again never happened . madame president, the i c j issue. clear provision of all of those to address what it connect her eyes as that a an imminent risk for that either of the palestinian people to be protected from acts of genocide or gun. anyone around the stable are you? that is the, has not been deliberately and totally in each of these overlaps. what are the implications of such a breach over a months? it seems obvious that what the love in an eminent is then is it thought if i agree i teeth. now what do we need now? is what we need on a long and unconditional immediate cease fire the the say it again, i mean and unconditional to cease fire and immediate entry of life saving assistance especially to the north. we need the release of hostages and of palestinian prisoners. we need that a 10 or people to the areas from which day where the displays alongside the men this effort for immediate relief and reconstruction. we need for is it a aly withdrawn from gaza and initiative stolen? it's an end of a few patients and share peace and securit

came across the video you posted online saying that, and i'm quoting you on like the icbc and the i, c, j, the streets have a quick traditional process. is that what happened? do you think, were people in amsterdam actually responding to essentially a year and a half on of genocide? yeah, i think um and we is really export the cultural the academic be at sports functions as an agent of the government. so this is why like with even go on, for example, you saw when the european broadcasting and took issue with their lyrics. president of israel got involved and said actually changed either. it's because it is important that we represent that you're right. um and it's the same with sports, it's the same with these teams and. and so when they are functioning in this way to normalize this wrong state, then it absolutely makes sense that people that have these frustrations with the genocide for a year are going to react to their presence. and this isn't like not even mentioning the fact that this team has a history or their support is, have a history of also literally taking with them that race

i came across a video you posted online saying that, and i'm quoting you on like the icbc and the i, c, j, the streets have a quick traditional process. is that what happened? do you think, were people in amsterdam actually responding to essentially a year and a half on of genocide? yeah, i think um and we is really export the cultural beget academic be at sports functions as an agent of the government. this is why, like with even go on, for example, you saw when the european broadcasting and took issue with their lyrics. president of israel got involved and said actually change the there is because it is important that we represent a particular vision. right? and it's the same with sports, it's the same with these teams and. and so when they are functioning in this way to normalize this wrong state, then it absolutely makes sense that people that have these frustrations with the genocide for here are going to react to their presence. and this isn't like not even mentioning the fact that this thing has a history order support is have a history of also literalism taken with them that racis

was when i say i was the exact question i was gonna off, actually visibility is that if indeed the i c j does come down hard on as well and says that in 10 will decide was the intent and all the countries that have helped as well with the, the assistance of, of, of mo, during or i'm kidding, these easy, it is, and people will, those countries be held accountable, also the united kingdom, the you, etc. a started today would be every company that supply does it, or elizabeth owns that lady was didn't. does that, would it be accused of such a matter if it comes to that sort of a sense that the troops or planes to fly over the guys as but it and it will also be accused of committing acts of genocide. and by the way, i run it clean. now it is, it has been found that the planes that the british planes that would flying along the cost of guys a to collect the spying information for the sake of the savings have also collected at the same time. evidence of water could items that the is it a new item you have committed and the now it is the responsibility of the international criminal court to dem

leaders need to take a sponsor, gains these atrocities the same way so that the government went to the i, c, j a to, to, to put up a case against um, you know, with the trust which is that happening in palestine, this should be done in south africa n. as in bob with the political leaders. the traditional indeed is the spiritual need, is the traditional authorities with kings and queens which are stand up. and they need to make sure that we hold this church to account the speech of a of pennsburg who is the nation. it is, it's neither here nor there. he is an accomplice. he is one who has a hand in this particular atrocities. so his resignation does not take away the head that has been done. i presented my mother and i'm a sister, and i would not want to hear that my child is abused by a man of the thoughts because what then do i say to my child? so he's atrocities mean nothing to him. when it comes to us, as applicants of us, we need to stand up against the connectivity. collectively, we need to go to the church of england and not only prosecute the perpetrators quite just in the small fish. w

now the russian, the foreign ministry has provided evidence of kids atrocities to the i. c j. but we'll just as prevail here. what is your assessment? this is 2014, actually, from the events in mind. since then, there has been low demands for international community to react or kind of i chose to see these was busy, only odessa massacre and, and then the massacres, which started the new gloss, can donate regions the shelling of the c d 's the variable at depths of the nazi unix do the really cheese mass murdering raping or kind of a across of these and other will community led by the international organizations has been very, very, very, very quiet on these issues. and they are well documented. i have been witnessing myself hundreds of more crimes directly with my own eyes. i have been in the mass graves. i have talked with the people. unfortunately, of these mediums of people who have suffered from these crazy and war crimes haven't of get justice up to this day. if we doesn't called the understanding from the russia and the russian world, which has been very supportive for t

gone. meantime, a 50 country coalition is still pushing genocide, charges against israel, or the i c. j. we will keep you posted here life. it must go pathology international the there's no end in sight over how you're going to continue to destroy the earth. is the case for the med, most of the people. i tried to go to the gym, but i'm certainly not ready to fight russia. this is also absurd. this is the 3rd world lunacy re washing press for. so the funder line likes to say, we have the tools while we just start with stability and visit this deal. so let me, let me on that. we have very quick propaganda. you know, a price here in new york. i think we don't know the aftermath any time that you're not allowed to ask questions, you should ask all of the questions. some more questions, ask a better. the answer is, will be the from the foothills of little kenya hills. today we focused on us some bus of just the subject of the genocide in rwanda, which.

why there and support us out for this bid at the i c j to stop the genocide in gaza? what can you tell us about the process of well, the continued flight for the palestinian cool of the ovary floor in minnesota on the has once again made it clear that so that's a cat taste. it's the bit to for me to, for prostate of racism and discrimination. and that to the country has a new overall though a natural affinity with the palestinian citizens who are subject to the same form of oppression. you wouldn't know, that's what i forget, has long been a vocal support. tough off to be for the students who was with the new party linking, the struggle to phone, struggle against the fox aid at the same time. so that's because the decision to take is all to the international court of justice over the war. and that's why be open to a fee as to page was in the country and even globally for many the government's decision to side with a case as well was seen as evidence of bias against as well. so i'm saying is so that we can even the right country to solve this case and to day minutes, t

so the i c j on the south africa case. so the dean government does everything you can to hide is really war crimes because they are enabling them. they are enabling them to arms sales or can canadian military's providing intelligence support? these are these, these always cherries in this country supporting the israeli military? i mean, so many different ways in which canada and the canadian states are unable to use real crimes. and of course, the government doesn't want to, uh, you know, expose those crimes or, and they're completely in them for, for the all to see the know the final results of most dove as presidential run off election has probably you candidates my us, some of the coming out on top, in large part those thanks to vote, cost by x spots in the west. opposition candidates. alexander a store, you know, security majority votes on home, drawing by the way, driving his party to from the incumbent, an illegitimate precedent. a my son that has become the diapers president. the mother of and socialist party does n

as we all know, the i c, j said that this, the illegal occupation has to be terminated as quickly as possible. the general assembly said that means in 12 months. so, if we want to end this occupation, then there 4 countries should not be getting the tools to extend the life of this illegal occupation. this letter is less about pressuring is real and more about pressuring the countries that still send weapons to israel to stop. there's a broad consensus now that stopping israel's war on gaza also means cutting off the arms to the country, doing the killing gabriel's onto, i'll just say to at united nations in new york. a still a head here, all the 05, you and peacekeepers and let them know not in good bind is really attacked as a convoy passes through a check point. plus i'm malcolm web in most, i'm big capital, not food. so where i place. and so just around the street trying to break a protest sole by the political position. you say the recent election looked like need the that was still plenty of bolts less than the eastern states and down to the gulf states. but that's increasingly

it is in front of it, you know, with the i c j, the advisory opinion against and then commission to know those. 5 a few of the stories that we're keeping across this stop today, you can find down and on site many, many more possible pads, videos. you name it over one or 2 to come check it out right to the of the rest of the republic, which gives us to, to build them, which is, which is one because the connection i do want to, to give you so many of those instruments which is which is a little bit as to the cause of the rest of them as a surprise skills police are still mama wanting to see the items, lot of good things, the money to buy, to brussel moving so they need to be up as all storage unless published villages to choose to but there's no yeah, which is the source was that it shows the publish cust february 28th.

as we all know, the i c, j said that this, the illegal occupation has to be terminated as quickly as possible. the general assembly said that means in 12 months. so if we want to end this occupation then, therefore, countries should not be giving the tools to extend the life of this illegal occupation. this letter is less about pressuring is real and more about pressuring the countries that still send weapons to israel to stop. there's a broad consensus now that stopping israel's war on gaza, also means cutting off the arms to the country, doing the killing gabriel's onto, i'll just say to at united nations in new york a that spring in the home of the must a has a media studies professor at the institute for graduate studies, so 50 nations and you were saying earlier to organizations cooling for a host on sounds to israel mohammed? is it significant? well, you know, as i was saying earlier, what i think is interesting is that the genocide convention requires all of the $150.00 plus signatories to prevent genocide to actively prevent genocide if they see it taking place. and obviously

is legal actions against liberty and continue in doing that it is income to let you know with the i c j advisor here when you and again, and it goes to then commission to know as well. so for this news, as always, it's going to have your company here on, on t v. and yet all the latest news updates on, on website odyssey book on the the, the russian states. never as one of the most on scheme dfs. i'll send some of the keys 195 and speed. the one else calls question about this, even though we will ben in the european union, the kremlin machine, the state on russia to day and split the smooth net keeping our video agency run.

as we all know, the i c, j said that this, the illegal occupation has to be terminated as quickly as possible. the general assembly said that means in 12 months. so if we want to end this occupation then, therefore, countries should not be giving the tools to extend the life of this illegal occupation. this letter is less about pressuring is real and more about pressuring the countries that still send weapons to israel to stop. there's a broad consensus now that stopping israel's war on gaza, also means cutting off the arms to the country. doing the killing gabriel's on to, i'll just say to at united nations in new york is this, these 2 people have been killed as rainy as strike in southern devon, on the attack happened to the town discovered, submit it had a building on the towns main road as well as mountains along the phone on southern lebanon has left, wants bread, destruction, and forced many people from the homes. numbers here is one of the largest cities in the area has been raised to the ground. and this really attacks the lebanese government has a choose as well of committed

and the foreign ministry has provided evidence of kids that trust the piece to the i c j, but will just as prevail here. what is your assessment? is 2014 actually from the events in my dad. since then, there has been low demands for international community to react or kind of i chose to see these with visually odessa massacre and, and the end of massacres, which started the mcgraw asking don't ask regions the sharing of the c d 's, the terrible attacks of the nazi unix to do the really cheese mass murdering raping all kind of atrocities and other well community led by the international organizations has been very, very, very, very quiet on these issues. and they are well documented. i have been witnessing myself hundreds of more crimes directly with my own eyes. i have been into mass graves. i have talked with the people. unfortunately, of these mediums of people have suffered chrome, these crazy and war crimes haven't of gates just is up to these days. if we doesn't called the understanding from the russia and the russian world, which has been very supportive for the dumas. people. gun

so the i c j on the south africa case. so somebody in government does everything you can to hide is really uh more crimes because they are enabling them. they are enabling them to arms sales or can canadian military's providing intelligence supports as early as i these all these charities of this country supporting the israeli military. i mean, so many different ways in which canada and the canadian states are main building, israel's crimes. and of course, the government doesn't want to, uh, you know, expose those crimes or, and they're completely in them for, for the all to see the thing going quite a while the 21st annual meeting of the fall that i discussion club kicked off today in the russian black sea city of searching. this year's event is focused on global conflict resolution, comment, and security, and equal opportunities for development. russian president vladimir, put in a set to make an appearance on the final day of the conference that is thursday, before the gas began their discussions today, a cooperation ag