the i. c. j ordered so called provisional measures to protect the palestinians from genocide locked in garza, however, had stopped short of calling for a cease fire. this was a highly anticipated ruling, it was broadcast around the world. the i. c. j's rulings are legally binding. however, that can be difficult to enforce, especially while is really enjoys the protection of the united states at the un security council, where the us has the power to veto. however, there is no doubt that the ruling did not go israel's way. the court has found a plausible risk, the genocide is occurring or could occur. and that will be difficult for these randy government to shrug off try as it might. now this news coming when it did on a friday afternoon, very late in our production schedule, means that we haven't had time to fully examine the legal implications. but target and also has been following the coverage and the joins me now. what are the initial rep or questions that you're seeing out there? well, a lot

i had the kid in the i, c j is i want to ask you about and please forgive me for interrupting you. but i do want to talk to you more about this level of obligation because obviously that is relevant when you have a country or a government, which is a signatory to the, the, the international last start use that you're talking about. and yet we've got donald trump, you as president and benjamin netanyahu prime minister, visual meeting, i think twice on tuesday, expected to meet in washington d. c. now we know that benjamin netanyahu is facing obligations i brought against him to the international criminal court. i guess he's not going to face any problems in the us because the us isn't the signal train to the i c c. so in that respect, there is a limitation isn't there. when it comes to countries, we simply don't choose not to acknowledge the international law that you're trying to defend. well, we may not be the parties, but the importance of international invaded with eyes is quite an important principle. the nice thing across the board is the principle that everybody recognizes. a

lavender, which created this massive data back of potential talk which, which led to israel being in the i c j on the charge of genocide because it led to this mass killing. and now we're seeing these killer drones being used. so i should say not only with the killer drones, but we've got is really a defense forces, military forces actually saying leave or die, leave a zone or die, leave north guys or die. and it just raises the question then are we all you mentioned, genocide of the us government continues to say this, this does not meet the uh, the characterization of either ethnic cleansing or genocide. and i'm just wondering what would, if you have a lead for di, edict and you've got least the locked on them, is weapons that are killing people indiscriminately without a human being involved in that targeting. and, and you see everything to do with the reality on the ground that you see or the itself incriminating statements, postings on social media of is really military. by the way, you see the former deputy national security adviser taking to social media or guy could around it see on sa

about fully costs and about bringing a real case in the i c, j, and possibly the i c, c. you know, i don't, i don't think we should hold on for us that to, anything's really going to happen with this particular case. don't forget the id the semester. i'm the only c j is a quote which is created by the nurse nations. the other, the 2nd level, largely it's main road, is main. legal ability is to take governments to cool. and what does that mean? you know, means possibly, sanctions, possibly fines, possibly arms and bulk of the i, c, c, which is a much more modern court in the hague, fold in 2002001 which isn't recognized by america is about taking individuals dictates as to quote. so the moment we're talking about the i see yeah, yeah, we're right. talking about um, you know, the possible missions against the states or government. and so, um, as i think the deputy prime minister of ireland pointed out today or yesterday when he was question, do you know there is a real, real worry, a real concern by the number of these countries. but the definition of genocide is so limited

what should happen is that the i, c, j should route rule was south africa. israel should be found liable for all of the stuff and, and quite possibly genocide and they should be forced to pay for, for all of the harm caused, including the ongoing health effects that we will receive for decades and decades to come. what will happen? i don't know likely they will have to go out for humanitarian, global humanitarian appeal. but that really limits what can be done. you monetary and organizations are not allowed to rebuild. and so who will do that work? i think the point is the, the people do in this because right, let's do not want them to rebuild likely. um, but i want to, you know, i brought up the 911 responders earlier. and i think it's an interesting counterfactual because they were americans, heroes. they were held up by congress, people, senators, as you know, the best of america and what was done to them, they were left to rot after it was no longer politically useful to hold them up. and it took a protracted decades long bottle for them to get their, their funds to exist into the fu

you know, the ice, you see in the ice, the i, c, i, c, j these to cause, you know, in the netherlands. you know, i've basically done nothing really and concrete times. but the west is down for a little to even pull and he's going on on this genocide that he's been responsible for for, for being the architectural and you know, so i think come when we talk about god so, you know, i think there were really long term aims that i, which i still think would be that, you know, i still think that even when some sort of government is formed under some sort of security process, which would probably be international. i still think the same policies will be in place on this and you know who side, not necessarily even from the far right wing, you know, from himself. you know, he's always, i think he's always looked a bigger long project. little this route where but punish tenuous represent a tiny, tiny, you know, tiny percentage of people who are more and more that's hidden, hidden away. i mean, look what's happening. westbank and it's very much under reported. you know, there's lots of plumbing a

and so we see that their coverage of this, the coverage of the i, c t i c j genocide case for instance was biased. clearly there's no way of disputing that and then there's another, a number of cases where they're reporting who's just been biased and there's just no way to get around it. and it does just reflect this media landscape that we see in the west, which is pro is really that the values is really life more than palestinian life. all right, thank you so much for your insight, robert. in luck. yes, john les joining us from canada. thank you so much. thank you so that meanwhile reports say that usual has been blocking the un investigation into sexual violence allegations because he does not want to expose potential wrongdoing by its own forces. he's rarely media report say that the government has been stone warning attempts by un representatives to examine previous claims, the policy and militants committed sexual crimes against these ready. so begins. speculation has a reason that he's rules motivation for supposedly blocking those proceedings, is because it does not want to all

but also we, i'm looking at the, the home with speaking about the i c, j. it's been a year since the n c lid. government filed a case of genocide against israel. how do you think the developments have been sold a day in terms of the reception from the international community? when many countries of very perceptive, eh, you may be aware that the most 10 you states that have come on board to say, you know, that we want to be with you on this case, your absolute good. i have been fed people where i've tried to hit at the beginning and they way upload big so difficult for haven't taken that to move. and we now see more and more people say you are like, we need to and this the general site when we, we are going to continue it. especially if it, even though there might be pressure for south africa to pull out from the u. s. as in early to saw that, but you know, we're not pulling out, remember with our goal or the there was that i do meant that the, you know, maybe saw definitely call would be less talk if it didn't happen. and then, but the u. s. is wonderful. i

and i think it's all positive signs coming out from the you and from the i c j from the security council. and i think the scene is need to build on that. they need to work together and they need to ensure that they work towards the fleet by the side . so that's all the sacrifices that the people i was going through. and the dunning thing, they, the need for action is there would be more urgency. so we got 2000000 people in gaza. what is the process of evade getting into gaza and to what degree is it being blocked by these raining? so there's really is are left thing around 5 percent of what's supposed to get into the north. and then on 20 percent into the selves, there are 2 ways that it comes in. it was either it is through charge organizations, not only is it allows to get goods inside. and then these goods get distributed to the warehouse is the most hit on by the u. n. and then distributed to different people in different cops. or which is the most is where you have businessman in laza the directly with is it a even before this genocide started whole continues to deal with them and b

um, whether they will face true legal consequences from western institutions like the i c, c or i c, j. i doubt it in all truthfulness. but i think they will face some sort of reckoning in the end by someone maybe it'll be by the airplay. uh but they there will be a reckoning, but i don't think it will come from the west. okay. all right, thank you very much. human rights lawyer, i dont know corvalle. thank you so much for your insight here. thank you. now, no, no. tom has slammed the arrival of democratic party. he says they've lost another quote on the american which fund he made that statement off to renew your court rules that he will not face any deal time or any penalty for his conviction. and the so called costs money trial. the real jury, the american people have spoken by re electing me with an overwhelming mandate in one of the most consequential elections in history. as the american people have seen this case had no crime, no damages, no proof, no facts, no law. only a highly conflicted judge, a star witness, who was a disbarred, disgraced serial perjurer, and criminal elect

of that afraid we need somebody to go to just go through like south africa when they went to the i c, j a. i do have my country to go, i guess america from germany and you have the guns inflicted them in the front of this court. i will say that we have a case against these countries because they were supporting because i bought this painting as a matter of fact, in this war, i guess the better stevens i'm going to have to deal with that was a pleasure to learn, to use the professor saw nemo.

because of the rates we need somebody to go to just go through like south africa when they went to the i c, j a i do have, i tried to go, i guess, america on germany and united kingdom, it blanket them and in front of this, at court i to say that we have a case that gives these characters because they were so important because i bought this painting as a matter of fact in this war, i guess the best thing is i really don't have that either. that was a pleasure to live, to use the professor sod, number of profess of science and political science. and i say, but it is, it's university. thank you so much for your time. i'm going wow, that's all from me for today. as always, it's great to have you company here on our team so that some of my colleague, mike, a quarter will be with you at the top of the hour. so. all right, so what take a statement the the hello and welcome to cross ok. we're all things are considered. i'm to peter level . there's a saying if you don't have a seat at the table, then you're on the menu. we can assume that this applies to the panama canal, greenland, and even canada,

this in south africa is i c j. case against israel resonated all over the world last year. what can you tell us about the situation now? what are the prospects for that that case? now that we're, we've seen a cease fire as much as we do for it's fair, that gauge has been to be sure of the intonation or kind of court of justice. we have seen quite a number of the other countries joining the q is the i c, g. i had been killed black and many dates mixed up to say needed to call of the the, the people of the world, the digital, the tonight show of the, the courts of justice. i got to talk to kind of steps in the old countries which of us and it's so hectic i solution kind of neat is what the cups of ice solution. the issue was this, is that a, it's the, the god that is file the response which uses the war against human 18 single, placing himself as being a, the people, the state, the rights that the court that had issued an official arrest warrant for there's really prime minister benjamin netanyahu, if the states far holds, do think that warrants will be enforced? it shouldn't

she rings at the i, c j. r. anticipated in 2026, which means that the legal post is made read out for yes. and as the legal stand off continues, soul does detracted loss of life. and schumann slippery in does the alright, but as well, i have to tell you the number of 4 next scenarios, including several from you train on charges that they were planning to commit terrorist attacks. and that's, according to president nicholas my dual. we've detained 7 foreign mercenaries, including 2 important mercenaries from the united states, to hit men from columbia, and 3 mercenaries who came from ukraine to bring violence to the country. they came to carry out terrorist acts reports off to the full, including in the west and mainstream media about ukraine cooperating with the. busy risk groups in syria and west africa of the claims fighting. i'm named officials with direct knowledge of the situation and said that you have provided weapons and other equipment as well as training. did you? how does so, who are fighting again

so all you move after that, she rings at the i, c. j. r. anticipated in 2026, which means the legal process may drift out for years. and as the legal stand off continues, so the types of loss of life and schuman suffering in, does the shipping gets a little alvin as well. i have to tell you the number of forward messen areas, including several from ukraine on charges that they were planning to commit terrorist attacks. and that's according to a president, because my dual we have detained 7 foreign mercenaries, including 2 important mercenaries from the united states. to hit men from columbia, and 3 mercenaries who came from ukraine to bring violence to the country. they came to carry out terrorist acts that reports off into full, including in the west and mainstream media about you, clean, cooperating with terrorist groups in syria and west africa. out of claims fighting unnamed officials with direct knowledge of the situation. said that provided weapons. and although equipment as well as training to do, you have this who were fighting a

what should happen is that the i, c, j should route rule as south africa. israel should be found liable for all of this stuff and, and quite possibly genocide. and they should be forced to pay for, for all of the harm caused, including the ongoing health effects that we will receive for decades and decades to come. what will happen? i don't know, likely they will have to go out for humanitarian global humanitarian appeal. but that really limits what can be done. you monetary and organizations are not allowed to rebuild. and so who will do that work? i think the point is that people in the biggest or at least do not want them to rebuild likely. um, but i want to, you know, i brought up the 911 responders earlier and i think it's an interesting counterfactual because they were americans, heroes. they were held up by congress, people, senators, as you know, the best of america and what was done to them. they were left to rot after it was no longer politically useful to hold them up. and it took a protracted decades long bottle for them to get their, their funds to exist into the future. im

this law actually try to expel you from the can s that last you last year over your support for the i c. j. motion. knowing your stance on the guys a conflict, and how likely is the slot to affect you a way to another fix me personally because obviously i am like one ways which never denied that to us. it is cool me device on us on october 7th, a but say my objection to the slope is simply because i totally against the denial of that to us. the deals of the car. i'm just going to buy comments on october 7th, but they don't seem to have it should be keeping that eyes for you since i'm against lying about the don't think the lines to became in advised the as some things that should be thought. good bye. if you cation like public, disclosed democratic one note, like even though he's ation. but it shouldn't come as a surprise because the specific individual that you'd like to be, as you imply before, who actually a propos these to be in the beginning, is the one that they tried to be immediate to the extra be a motion, to impeach me any steely persecuted suites, these the allies were deemed th

for the i c j through the united nations for the security council. all of this can be used to build something that will hopefully bank a permanent stop to what these really government is doing in the both right now, maybe we aren't seeing it's effects as, as strong as the, as it needs to be. this means that all of us, you know everything, everyone around the world needs to continue to do whatever they're doing. these things take time. however, i think that slowly, the palestinians auto building a strong case towards achieving the freedom in the us on the west bank. and of course, the situation in gaza and indeed in the occupied westbank is, is getting worse west and west by the day. what about a, tell us about that and how it gets in and, and how much is needed and how much is stopped by israel. so right now those rallies are only letting in that on 20 percent. a 4th normally comes in into the south and central. the reason and 5 percent will fuck normally comes in into the north. 8th comes in through 2 ways. either the charities approved by the is re

it's uh by the i c, j 4 and it seen yahoo and former defense minister. it could insist on me and it's of the season in gaza permanently. and it could help palestinians reach a point where they can politically renew and start election process and all the things that they are not able to do at this point. so that but mr. beverly i was speaking to one of the former senior people in the occupied palestinian territory is united nations official. and he said to me, off the record, this isn't the best deal, but it's the deal that we can get. but he's fully expecting it to fail. do you think that is the expectation generally, but this is a deal that we'll file. well, look, i think anybody who's ever been involved in mediation on negotiations because the squad little piece deals be they know an island south of covering the release expects fadia. and that's why process is a very boring mechanisms of monitoring and verification, timing all 5 around. so to negotiation and the things that are of the participants has been addressing, which is international pressure an

the ceiling and dennis side case of the i. c. j. now the sci fi is inputs, how do use so how does your country see the future for the region? we are hoping that this is uh, this see file. what present the opportunity for is what i did by this time to really reflect on what needs to be done, which what the walls have come to call as the 2 state solution, the president to imagine to it. what are they did you see i attended? i think into by it was sort of, yeah, maybe inside. yeah, they've actually emphasized the position of budget which is that that, that supports a situation of prostate solution. so that the right of the ease of people that they did the set you up is where people are guaranteed, as well as it right on the policy. now, people to leave you this, they did not go down. this is the way to go. and that julia joins the warranty and calling for a 2 state solution. so, well, delta diable, i thank you. the on a i had a pleasure talking to you what's available on a presidential so, so as an advisor to the nigeria and present on

activism, the leadership, booking against the zionist actions, and the different holdings within the i, c, j, the i, c. c, the security council, the u. n. a not only that, the 3 people all around the world or speaking up for, for us to any of them understand the scene and close. but also the elective leaders are also voicing their concerns against is there any and is there any aggressions against the palestinians? so yes, on the short term, we are disappointed that not enough action is taken to protect the students in the us. but i think that's in the medium to long term. what has happened from the international community will come up control up towards a free pa, this fine. and again, every struggle. unfortunately, some sacrifices have to be made. look into it. now i'm looking at south africa because north africa look at a lot of sense. so all of these areas for decades, they struggled until they achieve their freedom. so far this team is understand that there's a price to pay and we look forward to the international community to enforce the laws in order to ensure that they actually have t

they know exactly what the offer, i think the c j. i could say of the security and how we deal with trying to exploit that. we just need to change up the tech to johannesburg. a scrolling metropolis at the heart of south africa is modern identity. the it's also a city in decay, poverty, lawlessness, and corruption. a 3rd of the working age population, a jobless. the metro stations at once of thousands of commuters now lie either growing in the band and the river. there is covered to be stolen. thieves leave a trail of destruction and you don't have to look forward to seeing the tundra. how does bugs fringe? i've come to the headquarters of a major security for the monitoring criminal activity around the clock. it's a high tech operation. step brand, obviously use a team protecting large scale infrastructure. it is the same as like retirees. they have active override on average, whereas between $60.00 to $65.00 corpus saves within the act during one month period. and how big of a problem is comp assessed in till the african corpus. i ha

in addition to that, to that within or by the i c, j and the i see right. i mean the on july, the 19 saying that goes a was occupied, correct? correct. and what and illegal occupation. exactly. and um, you know, um if, if you bring in uh, if you're, if you're in a court and there's someone you know, behind bars, they will never go out and say, look, we actually are committing genocide tax. we are an occupation. we are a part light states. this is where the flaw, this is where the same people on seen organizations around the world need to step in and put a stop to the transgressive tribes. so i'm not surprised that the, there's really official here said, or what he said, why is though, and just to clarify, he's a former head of the farm, pressed the association rather than official and the government. right. okay. yeah, i mean that. so he did told some kind of leadership position when it comes to the press in israel and, and again, it's tying to that to chose how professional and objective of the 0 is trying to beat to beat. because you're still trying to br

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i liked them to go ahead . c, p j, go season, the has t dos and tom, how do use at the top of the leaderboard in hawaii, off to the 1st round, the capital. how he called it, a 9 on the post. 64, the century in the season opener box. just one shot behind is just me. major champions. was that came up so you almost along with will salvatore? all right, that is all useful for now will later. all right. see you later. thanks so much. and that's it for me. laura kyles with nissan, and back in just a moment. all the day. the as is rose, war and gaza continues. the new series takes you beyond the headlines of the country. turn me fatima to in conversation with a range of guests. as we connect adults and reveal its impact on the palestinian people by response to f, pete phase of intimidation is doing more. i will not stop until the system of oppression is dispense of entire refrain. coming soon on the 0. i'm counting the cost from inflation to geo political tensions and trade route as we look back at the main challenges, but o

c. j handle said is law has even called her. and i so support us with a family security being beef top amid the cities i spoke to administer. tell it because of the various messages i am getting and i felt that it was better. we had extra security. the people of the world and palestine didn't draw back when the apartheid state in south africa was at its worst. they stood with us in the liberation movement, so we can't stand back now. we must be with palestinians. and one of the things we must not allow is a failure of courage. unless the civil global saw funds to support it. so that because the miss yates are on many of the global nodes, political cloth, double gone on, it's support for as well, to dates. so that's because legally, miss yates, of has received official endorsement from countries ranging from felicia to attend the movies and focused on many countries and even jacoby invested as the from, as well. well, i've, those have caught ties entirely, actually beating that to susan toilets and war crimes and human rights abuses be

the new star treaty, which refused to extend their also the i n f treaty interim, either as nuclear forces treaty the opus guys treaty, the j c p. a way the array of nuclear deal with russia was instrumental in helping secure a trump. when he was told that a meeting that the us had dramatically lowered the nuclear arms. the number of nuclear arms we have from the peak and 91886 down to the numbers we have now. trump said i want to increase our nuclear arsenal. s i c o. frustration the group here near president, but it's not our fault. the police say this, the best time around. i mean, this is the american society that point this person into office and, you know, i, that's why i ask you, these brought a question before the, the, about the, you know, the personality of the president, reflecting the state of the society. and i've been, you know, sort of exploring the american approach to public relations for quite some time i, i cited in the united states and it always has not been fascinating, but scared me how much the americans are willing to take perception for reality. and there you even have a slogan, i think that goes bac

j. c was still advisory courses on july 13 5th also and i was getting on a deputy come on to my one. is that now both these tests as far as we can understand that have taken a happened some time ago as we mentioned, dave was killed on july 13th. why do you think that how much has decided to use this opportunity just to make that confirmation? the psychology, right? psychology, just at the time when it's projecting sense of confidence and fancy ones and even celebratory tours. now it says it's a time that probably would not bring back, bring down the more all of its height, those that support there's. this is a good time dimension. there is no but the time it's in terms of the psychology of the masses. this kind of something that these doctor don't alone. something these radius i've kind of mentioned along the way, but not for them to say is it's kind of gets lost in the, in much of the details. so once again, you want me to read the brief. so let me be brief. it's all about psychology. one, thank you very much. indeed. i know we're going to be talking to you in the coming years, but

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