and they have been more reactions to this decision by d, i c. c, to assure arrest warrants against the israel's prime minister and his former defense minister as well as that the leader of hamas. why the day of the us senate republican means the crime has condemned the course decision calling it the international corrupt criminal court. he says the court has acted in the most absurd and irresponsible manner possible. he went on to say that the court is a dangerous joke. it is now time for the us senate. he says to act and sanction this service sponsible body. and he called on democrat chuck schumer, to pass bipartisan legislation, legislation sanctioning the court. let's get more with our white house correspondent, kimberly hawk get lots of reactions now coming from the us congress. so then kimberly yeah. oh, well, what we're really waiting for is fresh reaction from the bind administration, but it's already on record as pushing back against any action by the i see. see, of course, a, we know already that when it comes to israel, the united state

the i. c. c has also issued an arrest warrant for a homeless commander known as mohammed dave, who israel says it's killed in an air strike and gaza in july. it will now be up to the courts, $124.00 member states to enforce those arrest warrants. so all of this coming out of $412.00 days of israel's genocide in the gaza strip. it's military has now killed more than 44000 palestinians and wounded more than a 104200 people. since the war began, more than a year ago, most of the victims had been women and children. so we have a team of correspondence covering the latest developments. honda. so who does standing by in amman for the reaction from israel? our white house correspondent, kimberly how it is in washington. first though, let's go to step boston with live from the hague in the netherlands. so step the arrest warrants have been issued against me and you know, against go on and against mohammed dave, whom we don't know if he's still alive or not. what happens now? well, these arrest florence

but obviously this ruling from the i, c. c shirts, new lights on all of those decisions and those utterances. but as it stands, no official response from the german government. we wait to see what they will say following what has happened. dominique, thank you very much for that. domini cain lived in berlin. let's cross over to john hall now is in london, jonah. any reactions from the end and the rest of your, or likewise nothing yet from the british government. although when it comes, which i'm sure it will come as they would have been anticipating this decision, it is likely i think tobacco, what the government of the netherlands has said that they will. they've come straight up and said it will comply with this. i. c. c, arrest, lord, should one of those 2 is ready figures nothing. you know, the form of defense minister, you've got on set foot on the soil. they will be arrested at all of the you countries and the you and the u. k. of course are signatories to the funding statute of the i c. c. this is a binding decision by

the statements from the i c. c followed media reports last month about a document outlining, sexual misconduct allegations against korean con the i. c, c's, chief prosecutor. now the president of the governing body says that the inquiry would examine the allegations related to a woman that used to work in his team. this week. it's also been reported that internal document was sent to member states, essentially suggesting that conscious step down from his duties while the inquiry is ongoing. now, on the other hand, khan is denying these obligations, but he says that he would engage in the process of the investigation, but that he would not step down from his duties while the investigation is ongoing . one potentially troubling thing to note here is related to his brother in ron i, from a khan who is a former british politician and it convicted sex offender in 2021. he was charged and still denied the accusations, but he did serve 18 months in jail. in 2022 prim khan was one. and as the chief prosecutor of the i. c.

let's start with you. remind us of what the i c. c has said, when issuing these arrest warrants and why have they come now? yes, it's been exactly 6 months. and one day since the prosecutor caught him con, requested these arrest warrants, and there were a huge delays in the process. and now when a lot of people really didn't believe it was ever going to happen now today, they have issued these arrest for ones. and what is the and they tell you all and gallano of accused office, what you just described as a crimes against humanity and war crimes at the war, crime of starvation as a method of war free or the crimes of humanity of murder, persecution, an order in you may ex, uh for the how much lead a dave these uh, accusations are related to the event on october 7th, and the fact that there are a horse hostages has been taken. what is interesting is that the court also says that these or arrest warrants are basically issued in secret, but they think it's important to make them public. because v x that's of these leaders are accused of

and the i c. c, and need statements home to say that there's reasonable grounds to believe that next. now and uh, gallano over saw a tax on civilian populations in guys that as we were just talking about was that the timing of, of this announcement of these arrest warrens is quite significant at a time when the war of course continues. but also at a time when israel has been trying to reach a ceasefire, perhaps with uh, has been a lot in love and on its took a while for these arrest warrants to come through. there was significant pressure, of course, on the timing, what impacts do you see this having on israel has conduct uh, in the gaza strip. right. as well as their own conduct throughout gonzo hasn't really shifted throughout the last 13 months. they said that they would do whatever they can in order to defeat the end. if that means killing civilians in the process, they say that that is an unfortunate result of collateral damage. they say that they do what they can to mitigate civilian harm, bu

also calls on all states to pull their commitment to the i c. c. today. accountability and justice have stopped it. and we hope that this role will continue until we reach our independence and under our freedom according to the room statute in which the i see is base, a trial cannot take place without suspected war criminals present. an exception can be made for the pre trial charges will be late step fast and elsie's 0 date. well, benjamin netanyahu as cool the arrest warrants on to semitic and ridiculous, i'm the absolute has more reaction from jordan's capital. i'm on. she's dead because these ran the government's band out to 0 for reporting in israel, and they all tried westbank is really politicians across the political aisle rejecting the decision by the international criminal court to issue arrest warrants for prime minister benjamin netanyahu and former defense minister, you'll have to launch on thursday nights and y'all who is showing 2 statements, the 1st one, a lengthy written statement from his office. and then the 1st line calling the i

today, as soon as you, the former president of the i c. c. we appreciate you taking the time to talk to us on what it says. print a very busy day. i'm sure a for you. we appreciate your insights tonight as well. thank you. thank you very much for joining me now from the hague. is lawyer. yeah, i'll be honest with you as much. she represents hundreds of his really victims of the october 7th. i'm us. terror attacks. i always good to have you on the program tonight. first thing i'd like to get your reaction to the decision by the international criminal court today are these are risk boards. are they part of the justice that you are seeking for your clients? yes, thank you for having me. brent. absolutely. so today is the international crew, of course, at the hague issue to separate decisions. i'd like to underline mass, because that is significant for the victims. i'm representing the victims of the already a mazda tax began on the 7th of october, but that are still continuing, as long as hostages are in gaza. and victims are raising their eyes

the when the i c. c was the prosecutor thing, the leaders of kenya for the port selection filings in kenya, i cc was cold races to him at to look in your colonialism, an old patch until pat. this is nothing new. the more intelligent thing for people to do is to respect to international more all these people know what international tiers, but sometimes they want to uh, have you know, a grievance thinking, but they're probably not still the comment and international doesn't was now we see that that's not quite the case, mr. ba, due to sorry. if i, if, if i can just ask you, i'd like to ask him as an inside or near someone who knows the, i see see very well considering the chords limitations. why are the arrest for the is really prime minister and the former defense minister as well as the homeless military cheap? why are they relevant today? so yeah, they relevant because it makes that point. oh is getting it said no one is above the international basis. again, this will just go to to raise them. they all

now the i, c. c, has also issued an arrest warrant for how mosque mazda and he's known as mohammed the day. if you just saw his face, say that israel says it kills in an asteroid in garza in july, but that's never been confirmed. and that will be out to the quotes $124.00 member states to enforce the arrest warrants. now this all comes off, the full $112.00 days of israel's genocide in the goal is the strip it's ministry has now killed more than $44.00 thousands of palestinians. unwarranted, more than a $104000.00 people since it was started more than a year ago. and now most of the victims have been women and children will set boston has the latest from outside the international criminal court. and that's in the hague as well. 5 minutes, the benjamin data now is nahlen internationally one to mine, and it's not up to all the member states of the international criminal court. 124. i believe on the 25 with your rights who have no the obligation and legal obligation to the same. the people of which no

a the rooms statute of the i c c. a says that the only suspects who are actually at the, the, the have who are, has been detained, can be brought to trial. so it's very essential for the i to see, to actually make sure that these arrests will take place. there's an exception for the free trial chain. but when the charges are laid out before the actual trial, it's essential that the suspects will be here in the hague. step bass, i'm reporting from the hague just outside the i. c. c. thank you very much for that interview with the policy and in bass that are there. so there's been reaction from several of the top is really officials this start with these really presidents isaac kurtz on he said the arrest warrants and then yeah, when the launch is quote, an absurd decision. next foreign minister, gideon sar, he said the i c. c has lost all legitimacy with what he called the absurd ruling and opposition leader. yeah. your la p and said that the arrest warrants are a reward for terrorism houses here as homeless. so who joi

now there has been a bill to section officials within the i, c. c. it did not make it through the full congress. it's unclear if the democrats are going to pursue that. in the few months they have left in control, the set it, it does seem very likely that the republicans will take that up once they are in office, at least that's what they're saying is the question is, how broad would the sanctions be if they are just targeting the people within the i c c. basically they wouldn't be able to access any property they have in the united states. it would tell us citizens and businesses not to do business with these people or their families. will that have a major impact remains to be seen, but it does seem clear that this is something washington is going to be talking about in the weeks and months ahead. patty claim elda 0, washington on the ground, and gone. so it's really a tax continue at least 5 people have been killed in this way. the strike in the central area. they attacked latham 1st a night talking to the home and the area over the saw your thoug

so, i spoke with the i c. c. 's former president chalet and by way of suji, i asked him for his response to claims that the i c. c's decision is anti semitic, is not going to submit. take a close. it is to the us back to the people who. ready they use these processes was deployed fact kind of from the political like and as a last resort the, when the i c. c was the prosecutor saying they don't need us of 10. yeah. for the port selection filings in kenya, i cc was cold races to like to look new, a colonialism, an old fashion. so pat, this is nothing new. the more intelligent thing for people to do is to respect to international more all these people know what i can to national tears, but sometimes they want to uh, have you know, a grave. it's thinking that they're probably not still the comment and international doesn't was now we see that that's not quite the case v i c c. we know reliance on state cooperation and i want to ask you as journalist, we cannot travel to garza to independently verify information that i

but in the past, he welcomed the i. c. c's, arrest warrant against the russian president vladimir putin. any hints of double standards here, perhaps called in i think level as damian's the most, who knows the stand that's of the united states behavior yesterday. they just do you like it. it'd be to go to the motion in the war, although they have been calling for the end of the ordering goes. so why did they do that? because it's what i doesn't want to do that. everybody thought that by the may and event, the behavior of nathan yahoo! like what told them i did in the end of his presidency when he uh, best or did my veto at least the resolution against the 2 month oldest invoice bank . but this administration is the current administration on the coming administration at all was pulled in the sense that it's when dealing with is that i am ne, consider what everything is. what i am does, as soon as the defense button, the same case like in a could and then but a ship. they are doing the opposite. the so i, it's, it's, it, or

he has said the i c. c has no credibility and he says you could expect a strong response to the anti swimming the bias of the ice. you see, come january, in other words from donald trump's administration. so if you thought there was going to be any difference of opinion with the change in administration, you were wrong, expect a strong response to the i n t. i submitted bias or it can really help get reporting from the white house. thank you very much. how much has welcome to the i c. c. 's. move calling is really pm. uh, benjamin netanyahu and former defense minister you of the law terrace. in a statement. the group said that the arrest warrant is an important historical precedents and a correction to a long path of historical injustice against palestinians from ass cold on the icpc to expand the scope of his warrants to include all of israel's leaders and ministers who have been involved in killing palestinians, it goes on to say that is really leaders have subjected palestinians to the most heinous acts

the us does not recognize the i c. c, but have none the less in to use the sickly supported cases against dispos including rushes president lucky be a person. in this case, the ability of the court to dispense even have justice is also on trial. laura come to inside story out to 0. the okay, let's bring in a guess in june is francesca albanese, the you, and special reputable on the occupied posting entire trees and tel aviv already. goal book is a political commentator, unfold academic, specializing in middle east studies, and in san francisco. we have professor steven soon as he's a professor of politics at the university of san francisco, a warm welcome to you. all. i want to start with talking about the situation in gaza and i'll ask you 1st francesca, because the palestinians will come to the point of things and guards is the most important thing and all of this. will this change how israel prosecute it's war and gaza at the moment the rest of these warrants? i wish to see clear. and in fact, looking at what has hap

the when the i c. c was the prosecutor saying they lead us of kenya for the port selection filings in kenya. i cc was cold races to at to look in your colonialism and those that said until pep, pep is nothing new. the more intelligent thing for people to do is to respect to international more all these people know what international tiers, but sometimes they want to uh, have you know, a grave. it's thinking that they are powerful enough to comment and international doesn't was now we see that that's not quite the case v i c c. we know reliance on state cooperation and i want to ask you as journalist, we cannot travel to garza to independently verify information that is given to us by either the adf or the mos slid, health ministry. and gotcha, for example. how does the i c c, how does it have access to the evidence that it needs to justify arrest warrants as well? this is a matter of really to the intake is also have the copies of the project. you know, i used to be a prosecutor by so many years ago th

it is important that today the membership of the i, c, c, the 123 states within the i, c. c, are now responsible to effectuate this recent decision. so the main question now will be, if these people and these are you, all the alons will ever arrive here at the courts. will the be arrested because it's very important for the i to see a to start the actual trial with the suspects present. there are some exceptions for starting a free trial and the charges are late. but when the actual file starts, you saw specs should be here. and we know that the icpc is still looking for at least 15 people full of they issued a rest for once again, which is 0. the hey, how does on photons the latest on israel's reaction to the arrest warrants from my mom? and that's because he's ready to government his bond officer from the forcing in his role and the occupied territories. this is really politicians across the political aisle rejecting the decision by the international criminal court to issue arrest warrants for prime minister benjamin netanyahu and former defense minister. you'll have to l

v i c, c. we know reliance on state cooperation and i want to ask you as journalist, we cannot travel to garza to independently verify information that is given to us by either the adf or the hum oss lid health ministry and god. so for example, how does the i see, see, how does it have access to the evidence that it needs to justify arrest warrants a? well, this is a method really to do, you think is all said they can call to solve the project. you know, i used to be a problem to get them by so many years. i go out international criminal tribunal for the lender. and they do have the copies to solve the problem. because those of these mechanisms have the ways of obtaining evidence which is not always known to the public, but eventually they do gather information. so i can come from cooperation law states that can come from the what do you see yourself, which they have of the ways of verifying and confirming that very many ways of doing that. and then witnesses who will give evidence and witnesses

the us does not recognize the i c. c, but have nonetheless, in tuesday i simply supported cases against dispos, including rushes, president lucky me, a person. in this case, the ability of the court to dispense even have justice is also on trial. laura come to inside story out to 0. the. okay, let's bring it in. i guess in june is francesca albanese, the un special rapid tool, only occupied palestinian tire trees and tel aviv. our goal book is a political commentary to unfold academic, specializing in middle east studies. and in san francisco, we have professor steven soonest. he's a professor of politics at the university of san francisco, a warm welcome table. i want to start with talking about the situation in gaza. and i'll ask you 1st francesca, because of the palestinians, what time to the policy engine goes to is the most important thing and all of this . will this change how israel prosecute? it's warren gauze at the moment, the rest of these warrants i wish to see twill and in fact, looking at what has happened

in the i. c. c never established a secured the ability with us in the global style, especially in africa. around 53, i speak on countries, have joined the if you see and rectify the role, expect short back to establishes the whole thing. and yet we're in africa. i'm the global solid. we feel that most of the cases are for crimes are brought against us against our government and leaders. with complete ignorance of the war situations in the continuance. usually the leaders press the cutest loose not favor by the west and do a support tech because of the ones favored by the west. we. so what happened in libya? 2011. eros before that and i've, i've gotten this time many of a patient. so i don't think that's what is happening now. the person i've persecution of got in touch with uh, any substance to the lack of good. but if you the i see, see, i do believe that this relates more or less to because there are you the case and been, yeah me and yet the now's a being or the to come for to the i. c. c, the r

and this decision by the i c. c. while you can understand why they should feel skeptical about this, but in fact it's, i think it's a starting moment. i think it's a very important turning point in favor of justice inside the international order in favor of, of humanity. really. this is the, the effective is going to be quite a huge not only on israel and nothing. yeah. whose ability to communicate and present himself as a prime minister. this is a sitting prime minister of a so called democracy being called to say, in the hague as a criminal, uh, wall criminal. so it's, it's in on this and that. so do you think gave a man whatever be brought to the hague to face trying to be honest, it wasn't the bro to not that this at this stage. it is an important part of the pressure against as i and its allied and i states every war criminal who has been accused throughout the history of i. c. c, has had an ally who rejected the decision. and i think this time this is no different. the us is almost ridiculous of the south 2 days

but the i c, c said they couldn't verify of this claim a by as well. this is apparently why they issued this arrest a warrant. and we had to search another arrest war. and also for you all have sinned war and that was supposed to be issue, but he was also killed now in the past and months a. so basically what we're seeing here, we have now the 2 is really lead is and one how much data who is police to have been killed. and as i said now from this really side, we have a lot of reactions are coming in from for example, president ice, i've heard so key is cooling into black day for or just as we also hear it from the former prime minister and opposition, the to you le pete calling of the reward of for terrorism, of you also have heard already from members of his, of an engine y'all's coming that far right. administer to my ben greer. he said this is an engine submitted decision a once again, and this should be onset with applying serenity or an next thing. uh the uh, is really occupied westbank. so we are expecting to here of course, uh, more reactions he

so you off come on the i c. c also issued one. so from us colanda from the site is what i was again talking to the tomatoes wines, hospitalization, bags out here in northern garza, the drive the tax has to be much as the entrance of the facility squatters and electricity generates. 6 medical personnel have been injured us president elect donald trump is dominated former florida, the attorney general time from day to had the justice default. she'll replace month gates who withdrew his name full consideration due to a legit sexual misconduct. gates has denied any wrong doing in the occupied, westbank is riley allen. ground rates of killed at least 9 people in jeanine and not less than 48 hours. many residents and jeanine returned to the homes to find the bone town so destroyed. roads have been dug off and infrastructure torn down laurel, han reports, child rules and twisted metal. it's all that remains of a room to once provided comfort and safety. as many of the residents and jeanine left the homes on tuesday night, as is ready, for

c. i am seeking on behalf of the assembly of states, policies, presidency and external investigation into the matches related to alleged misconduct by the i. c. c. prosecute to an external investigation is being pursued in order to ensure a fully independent, impartial, and fat process in conformity with the legal framework of the i. c c. and the independent oversight mechanism. i'm following a victim send to the price. the statement from the icbc followed media reports last month about a document outlining, sexual misconduct allegations against korean con the i. c, c's, chief prosecutor. now the president of the governing body says that the inquiry would examine the allegations related to a woman that used to work in his team. this week. it's also been reported that internal documents was sent to member states, essentially suggesting that conscious step down from his duties while the inquiry is ongoing. now, on the other hand, khan is denying these obligations, but he says that he would e

why didn't the i c, c go for that argument? this is such an important point. this is why my last city for to genocide a score don't you to read your i said we need to look at the kind of your conduct in crime in the time that you do want to buy the land against it to kind of deal defining students and look not just individuals, but the speed east row has a separate clean level system. we can go on into parliament to introduce treated separated functions that should work as a check and balance in such a system. genocide would never occur to because inside to make to genocide was already found by the i c. j in january 2024 and he's supposed to be sure he was off to investigate and prosecuting sites meant to genocide. what that meant to be trained. donald, nothing other than contributing to create to be in a neighboring condition for the genocide to, to continue on are eva. seems to have been read unit say across the political spectrum. and israel are, is riley's rallying around the flag, or are they gonna back the potential, the netanyahu and go out and face arre

from us calls the icpc calls on the i c. c rather to expand the scope of the arrest wants to include all of as well as late as i've ministers has been involved in kenning palestinians. it goes on to say is right. the date is of subject to the palestinians to the most hideous science of killing terrorism install vacation, known to molten history. palestinians and gaza are cautiously hopeful about the rest wants say they've come to light the other hope on finding a single star. the lease lead is above the low underneath the national level. this is enrolled nation and the rules of the international court. i'm not the implemented. the international court only implement speed slow on weak nations, even if this warranties issued. it does come late. after more than 43000 palestinians have been killed, 10000 mistakes and more than 100000 wounded. i knew that for me, i am very, very happy because for us, the situation is that they killed our children. they killed us sons. they destroyed our homes, i hope to god, but there was a just s

that supports the i. c, c's latest warrants what they're doing and israel's trying to prevent a 2nd holocaust. so to any allied canada, britain, germany, france. if you try to help the i c. c, we're going to sanction you the decision by the i c. c to issue and arrest horn for vladimir putin is a giant step in the right direction for the international community. it is more than justified by the evidence. and while the us was put to slam the i c. c decision that failed to provide legal grounds for its criticism, saying they weren't necessary to reject the warrant. and how can you reject the, what's been presented by a legal body one of the highest, you know, it's an international law court. how can you reject this if you don't have the counter legal assessment, what is your? is it a political rejection? and if you don't have a legal assessment, we're jack the court's decision. but that doesn't necessarily mean that, that has to go through a legal process. we can reject decisions from the court that come down

the biased one sided nature of the i. c, c, and it's lack of justice can be clearly seen and it's due to the numerous work crimes committed by nato countries. in up get us started libya and a rock. the icbc has consistently and diligently swept under the carpet, horrific atrocities of its western patterns. and when you look into it, the course attitude towards west, so countries can suggest that it is a tool made by the west for the west and with the controversy and the accusation surrounding as 1 may bed the question, how reliable the system really is, the tech villiad at the right hand mind a from 11 months cuz pulled out the state of affairs and the american election system, the highlighted get this. but in nearly every state, what pamela harris took home, the vote, there was little to no requirement to show any form of identification to cost the ballot. it's actually made him wonder when a post on x. so we take a closer look at the map. let's do it out of the 19 states that harris one only to require a photo id while i

well, despite the i c. c. arrest warrants that have been more attacks as well as bones that come on as one hospital for a full day in a row. and it's one of the few partially functioning medical facilities in northern garza, a dry and strong, and kept the emergency entrance of the hospital and destroyed civic tricity generates a hospital is running out of oxygen because of the ongoing is ready attacks. and even from what has the latest from that and by in central garza. so despite the arrest warrants, they should, by the international confirming, of course, these really military intensify its attacks across the gods for being over night attacks the destroying further residential buildings and causing further civilian casualties among them, women and children. the use of how does of a tax across the gulf is true. but what's really concerning right now is the systematic deliberate attacks on remaining health facilities that in who's come out on hospice at the all the operational health facility in the norther

the i c. c has no credibility. and these allegations have been refuted by the us government. israel has lawfully defended its people and borders from genocidal terrorist. you can expect a strong response to the anti semitic bias of the i, c. c and un come january. the court is a dangerous joke, is now time for the us senate to act and sanction this irresponsible body. the court defied every concept of fundamental fairness and legitimize the corrupt prosecutor's actions. alright, let's discuss this further now with associate professor of political science at l as r a university. my hymer, i'll be saw that joining us from cairo professor, thank you for your patience and speaking with us here on our tea. i'd like to hear 1st of all your thoughts on this i see see decision to issue arrest warrants for netanyahu, and his former defense minister, your balance of what you expect to happen next as well, many times for hosting me. uh, let me start by saying that this is uh, a very uh uh, this is a good deal for the palestin

i claim she's vehemently rejected for my c. i a analysts, laurie jones, and say it's gamble is being smith, find the outgoing fine to this ministration. she's a threat, multiple strength. she's attractive, she's intelligent and she's articulate. she's a military veteran. and she is able to explain things in a very simple fashion. and she speaks out a conviction that when you put all that together, good lord, the last thing they want us to have someone running the intelligence community, this actually intelligent, you know, so we wanna, we prefer to have someone stupid. so that way it can be a complete oxy. more on, but now she's, she's, she's really a, a woman of great integrity united states like to sit back in the queues. russia being an authoritarian state. yet, here we are allowing this woman who's a patriot, who's a survey member of the us military, to be accused of being a terrorist and a center in a way just to smell her. because if she was actually involved with plotting or planning terrace that they would've arrested or

c. i did, especially the rejection. what they see is a clear, yes between from us and, and, and there's a, this is the thing that helps them and most, i think and below to it, it's to the, to the code for the young police politics. yes, it isn't easy. getting back to the c e facing it's hard for us. yes. no. and beautiful collections of both of us evidence in the side in the, in the metal was 2 weeks now is supposedly comes from the field as long as 5 minutes. so it comes up and it comes off of the globe with the exception of the united states and some other drug please. so i think because replacing, not only because a little dicey se says whether it is due to a low, but how it affects is ability to function as apartment as well how much as welcome the i c c, 's move coding is right, the prime minister and the form of defense minister you have go on terrorists. in a statement, the group says the arrest warrant is unimportant historical precedent and a correction to a long path of historical injustice against palestinian

the i c. c. arrest warrants from is right of these take to listen very much against it because it means that we is use in the state to visit or it has no right to defend himself against all these attacks and evil things that are being done a goose tabs and they are defending does a game, so it's in directory or directly also against the jewish people, the state of israel, and our right to defend ourselves without seeing them, the worse than what i'm doing right now is given by queen to the that they're given the position like some us old that they can win this fight, but they won't, they won't do it. they want to win. the, i'm a shame of the decision. i missed, i'm ashamed of the judge. they mean is rough, i'm ashamed and then then they're not screaming right now that there is 3 of the kids. one of them is an infant that the student completed the for the last for an 11 days in the shape. sure. i think that and yeah, who should be tried for war crimes for everything you caused both in the state

i that the action of many member states will say that we comply with the i c, sierra flores. i think this is expected. what is extremely, extremely wars. so these are the options of in other fraud, which is a minority one, but still very influential like united states hungry, my own country and others. what would it mean? stump support there. so these are the no matter what and not denigrating the international criminal court row. this is exactly what i was going to put to you. the world is now divided into 2 camps. really those that say a $124.00 countries that have the obligation to arrest a benjamin netanyahu. and you'll have the last, if he ever comes to their country, most of them say they would do it if pressed. and then you have the, not all, by the way, that's most, uh, and then you have the, the, the countries that are not party to the i c, c. the us, of course, is the main one that comes to mind that completely rejects this arrest warrants. in fact, i wanted to put to you the reaction of the us presidential bite and he says, no matter what the i c c says there is no

now the i c. c. pre trial chamber rejected israel's challenges to the jew restriction, that is what is like fee is, is rel raw the likely to supply the challenge of these arrest warrants. i dare say it may seem to do so. i think it doesn't allow me to have success. this course has finally charlotte. it yet, which is to act in accordance with is jurisdiction. so sometimes people thought it was rather slow to act and sometimes so that it felt very responded to political pressure. while the quote showed, it's not going to do that. this time is taking a very long time, both to no effect on common or long time to consider the jurisdictional issues as well as whether the evidence was sufficient to justify the issue of search for arms . i think it's highly on march 8th, but any available change to position and do you think that the member states will act upon this some or saying that they will consider it? there will be other countries, the ones um, suddenly when it came to the uh on the um, search arrest fo

c, the $123.00 states within the i, c. c, are not responsible to effectuate these, these c a step you told us earlier that the dutch government is generally supportive of netanyahu's government and israel. but at the same time, you know, the netherlands is a host to the international criminal court. so what's their position on? these arrests weren't exactly right, this uh, fluoride government, i can say here in the netherlands has very slow size, especially with benjamin. they say y'all and this supplement, they've been unconditionally supportive. also during the war i'm trying to sites in gas. i bought to, yes, they are the host countries not only to the international criminal court but also to the international court of justice. and we've seen a very important case also filed by south africa a, according to the genocide convention against it's ralph. so the netherlands has a very important responsibility to so he say start the, the, both of these courts that have been a lot of threats and intimidation that we know of a pr

since the u, as in the past held itself as one of the top supporters of the i, c. c. you've talked to people not use that brill has been reminding member states that this is an independent court with legally binding decisions fall. on the other hand, we seen officer, you're saying that they move to an issue, arrest warrants against these really prime minister damages the court's credibility and hungry is gotten so far as to say, it would defy the arrest board and invites the it's really probably minister to visit hungry. now, important to note that the internationally wanted labeled hasn't always in the past turned people into global pariahs. russian president vladimir putin, for example, is also officially a suspected war criminal. but we've seen some international leaders still happy to shake his hands on my goal. you did not arrest flooding your present when he came to visit the country earlier this year, despite the fact that it was legally obliged to do so on paper and not really shows the key limits of international law. there is no international police force th

the biased one sided nature of the i, c. c, and it's lack of justice can be clearly seen and it's due to the numerous war crimes committed by nato countries. and up get us time libya and iraq icbc has consistently and diligently swept under the carpet. horrific atrocities of its western patterns. now when you look into it, the course attitude towards the western countries can suggest that it is a tool made by the was for the west. then with the controversy and alleged accusations correct currently surrounding it might a one might beg the question on how reliable the system really is. right, i'll change the mind me shot. thank you. well, it is a diplomatic spots. this brought new delhi and also what the longer ahead schedule now must go. it was being dragged into the rail. a 6 foot just as a group. it's a binding in the claims circle, the russian. this information is spreading public and or about it across canada. as off of the splitting it in the news agency publish a video showing a separatist lead, a threatening attacks on

neither is right not the us are members of the i. c. c. it is backed by $124.00 signatories states, including all nations belonging to the european union, chose a board in the used diploma. reminded of 27 member countries of the duty to abide by 2 days go truly. this decision is a binding decision on all state all the stage bought a dish of the court switching to the home and best of the union on binding this lemon discard decision mean by nothing y'all's office describe the i see decision as anti semitic and said he would not be to enter his rights bought. all directives are met. well, of course, funding rosie burch ard is at the international criminal court in the hague. she walked us through once an engine yahoo in deland, or accused of. so yeah, the international criminal court, which is right behind me, it's free trial chamber, says it has found reasonable guidance to believe that both men are responsible for war crimes, including starvation as an active warfare and including targeting civilians and crimes against humanity. those crim

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 at least october 8th last year and

this is also the statement from the i. c. c reads that in the case of benjamin nation, y'all and israel's home at defense smith. so you'll have clients, they have found both individuals who have intentionally and knowingly deprived the civilian population in guys, off objects indispensable to their survival of a side food, water medicine and medical supplies, as well as fuel and electricity were told that the 3 judges who were on this panel made the unanimous decision to issue these warrants for vicinity some yahoo and mister galani. now, as it pertains to the implications that office, you will know that israel, i feel, is not a member of the international criminal court. and the issue of jurisdiction, whether the court has the ability to be able to look into this was even possible has been going back and forth between israel and the i. c. c. the warrants have been issued now the court, all these that it does have the jurisdiction over this case. but what does that actually mean? well, the quote cannot enforce these warrants i

and also your opinions when it comes to implementing the the i c. c, a bus one, and i asked him about whether it is going to be an it consensus. why do we know, for example, that's one of the key players of the juice of in the united states of america has dismissed the order of all trades. and the united states of america is not signature read to the rome statute that they have the way for the establishing all the i c, c. and this gives you a sense of the device that we see along many keep a us as part of the a for example is concerned hungry says that it is going to end by 5 minutes. so that's any i hope to travel to hungary and that there's absolutely no way that would implement that decision under what rebukes by the commission, which said that every country should not choose and take whatever a profess, we have to respect regulations laws, andrew things, and in particular to the decision by the i c c, but even though it was said they wouldn't implemented, does not necessarily mean that they would arrest that. and yeah, so i, i off the, tell you i