it made a declaration to the icc in 2014 and actually formally joined declaration to the icc in 2014 a state. with the capacity to be a state party, that something that has to come forward with bilateral negotiations. so i would expect the united states to oppose it. the prosecutor is independent, and he's been working closely with the united states on some of the situations. the us has given its strong support on the ukraine situation, he values that. but prosecutors, i was one myself have to take an oath not to take instruction from any government orany take instruction from any government or any organisation. and of course he is also under intense pressure from the countries in the global south that view going after ukraine or some african situation as indicating a double standard. i know the people investigating the case and they are doing a very thorough job. if charges come forward they will come forth on both sides. we're not talking about genocide, there are allegations have come up in the international court ofjustice because that's the only way that core can be involved. we

well, russia first of all doesn't recognise the icc's i doesn't recognise the icc's jurisdiction andod example just over here. you may remember this building, this is the yugoslav tribunal or rather it was, because it has finished its work and that is one of the models they are considering, some kind of ad hoc specialist tribunal and supporters of internationaljustice, those who have faith in it, will refer to institutions like the yugoslav tribunal. like the kosovo specialist chambers because in the past many sceptics said it wouldn't be possible to prosecute the likes of car vic and yet they were brought to the hague, the former leader oafs the bosnian serbs so they look at the bosnian serbs so they look at the model, the historical context and see that as a potential future way to bring the perpetrators of the alleged crime of aggression to justice here in the hague and the netherlands has volunteered to host such a specialist ad hoc tribunal but the real issue they have to try and gauge here, the amount of political and financial support available for such an institution, and the

officials about the potential for high ranking officials to be served with arrest warrants from the icction do you think that might put washington in? weill. might put washington in? well, ou might put washington in? well, you know. _ might put washington in? well, you know. it _ might put washington in? well, you know. it is _ might put washington in? well, you know, it is one _ might put washington in? well, you know, it is one more - might put washington in? well, you know, it is one more lever. you know, it is one more lever for their administration. they have always had the military lever where they can threaten to slow down weapons delivery to slow down weapons delivery to the israelis as they leverage. the americans have often been the only thing that stands between them and worldwide diplomatic, or legal condemnation. right now the administration came very clearly and said that the icc does not have jurisdiction clearly and said that the icc does not havejurisdiction in this case and so they can use that to their benefit as they try to moderate israel's positions and bring them

you know, if you soften on the hostage deal, we'll protect you at the icc.rtant, it can't be underestimated, the impact of the israeli jewish calendar. coming up in the next week is holocaust memorial day which is very emotionally evocative for israelis, and two weeks from now we'll have independence day. i don't see how they're going to be able to celebrate without a deal. laura, you were mentioning there the softening stance when it comes to hostages, around 33 potentially being released — down from the 40, and of course we know many other people are still being held. how do you think the israeli public would react to that? well, i think it's sort of a sad reality but they've been forced to put their arms around it which is that they now understand that a0 may not be alive. the numbers keep reducing of how many people are alive and i think their sense is quit while you're behind and let's bring home who we can. if hamas does reject it, exploring that possibility, what then in this war? well, i think the pressure is on hamas. there's world pressure on there

for costs and finally, are lease payment that are leases with the artists on ship year-to-date and icce payment from the artist and pass that on to - >> have the budget of project areas and again, it is the stage of our project and $15.1 million and the primary source it the developer reimbursement at large no little - and there is um, no tax increments taking on phase one that is a source of table that covers the costs of $306 million which includes also um, the admin of the project staff that worked on the project and have our legal services um, to help us work on the reaching transaction and funds for planning and infrastructure. and um, again, we have a grant for community development and the payments to the agency. (rustling of papers.) there to the navy agency. >> the last slide oh, here's the project photos two parts we are working on with with the master developer to transfer if the - they completed the parks close to issuing the certificate of completion and also to work with rec and park this year to transfer our assets to rec and park as part of the solution and icc property

, etc, so you see that duplicity— hague, the icc, etc, so you see that duplicity and — hague, the iccto— but then asking for protections when it comes to any sort of international criminal court indictments or any sorts of prosecutions of leadership. thank ou ve prosecutions of leadership. thank you very much — prosecutions of leadership. thank you very much indeed _ prosecutions of leadership. thank you very much indeed for - prosecutions of leadership. thank you very much indeed for your. prosecutions of leadership. t�*ua�*ua; you very much indeed for your time and thoughts this evening. a quick developing situation of course in the middle east and we will continue to keep our eye on that. the other side of the break we will talk about football finance, our football players pay too much and is it time to do something about it? hello there. it's been a much better day today for much of eastern england with some dry weather and some warmth in the sunshine as well. further west, though, things have shaped up very differently because we've got lower pressure here, and that has been brin

the icc. they're an independent organization. they have also issued warrants it's against vladimir putin can you help us understand how and why this is coming together? and also the impact of this if it does come down for the prime minister of israel what was israel in the as you say, don't recognize it, wouldn't have any impact there, but it would have see impact. then yahoo, if wanted to travel to countries like the uk canada, all the countries that do recognize the icc. so we've seen that with putin he hasn't been challenged country trees which do recognize the icc presumably for fear of being arrested, it could be a recipe goes there. also is the optics of this. as always is, it suggests that those countries support the icc decision, which we might not necessarily do also the israeli government has been warning israeli embassies around the world that this might come down and might increase anti-semitism as well. so all very unhelpful. as far as the us and israel is concerned, it doesn't relate to the wall. by the way, it goes

let me ask you this i want to get back to the icc.nt for the elected prime minister of the state of israel defending his country? as a result of complaints brought by the palestinians perhaps south africa and others? don't you think your national security advisor to president trump that our administration has responsibility? joe biden and blinken to stand up and say what are you doing? you are giving aid and comfort to iran, to hamas, to terminate your giving comfort to terrorists, evil regimes all over the world by going after netanyahu. why is this administration so silent about something so critical? >> i do not know the international crimiinternationas a joke. it's run by a bunch of leftist europeans they're going after the elected leader of the only democracy in the region the only true democracy the middle east this is really going after the elected leader of israel who is responding to a terrorist attack that killed thousands of israelis. tort fetuses for mother's wombs. cut peoples heads off with garden hose, killed the parent

it's my belief that the icc would be well beyond their remit in taking such a move. arbitrary and political move. i would note that the international court of justice that's affiliated with the un just today refused a bid to a halt germany's arms sales, arms supplies to israel. i would caution any kind of firm conclusions are what the courts would do. testified 01. clearly there has been an improvement somewhat in the aid situation. but the complaint has been from neighbours for regional neighbours that there is so much more israel could do to get aid into gaza. and that again was made forcibly by king abdullah today in jordan. i forcibly by king abdullah today in jordan. , . , forcibly by king abdullah today in jordan. , ., . ., forcibly by king abdullah today in jordan. , .,, . ., ,, jordan. i believe it was echoed by secretary blinken _ jordan. i believe it was echoed by secretary blinken in _ jordan. i believe it was echoed by secretary blinken in terms - jordan. i believe it was echoed by secretary blinken in terms of- secretary blinken in terms of support for a

the icc -- this is really what the icc was set up to do.that is why i have written and spoken, despite u.s. historic concerns about the icc -- when the icc is doing what it is set up to do, the u.s. should support it. we have got a new prosecutor who is doing the right thing, and i hope will continue it. the point here is -- and probably the greatest point in the last 75 years -- we have the major international legal institutions, the yuan security council, the icj, the icc all under enormous stress, and they are trying to rise to the occasion, and we need to try to support what it is that they are doing. ishaan: do you want to react to that? i think there are -- john, your point goes between the invasion of iraq and the russian campaign in ukraine, the ongoing invasion. i would suggest there are many in the middle east and iraq who see that as a distinct and without much of a difference. bruce: let me respond to that. i hate debates about the iraq war because i am not a defender of the iraq war as a matter of policy. but one has to actuall

even though israel is not a signatory to the icc, if these warrants were issued, that is 124 countriesit. it would make israel something of a pariah state. hamas could be announcing their acceptance or rejection of it. if the deal was signed, in return for large numbers of palestinians, then it is likely they would not go ahead. that would give everyone briefing space. >> i'm joined by ambassador james jeffrey. thanks indeed for joining us. the comments from the israeli prime minister. does that render the whole thing pointless. >> not necessarily. it could. what he is signaling is you have a choice. accept a cease-fire and then we will have a discussion about a long-term comment. on the other hand, we will be going in and washington is working with the israelis on how to do that. it could push hamas off the negotiating platform or put pressure on hamas to do a deal to forestall, the one thing they don't want to go into rafah. >> if they do go in, joe biden has described it. >> the u.s. has seen the plan. the u.s. is nervous about green lighting and israeli offensive if it turns out to

we asked the icc about this claim.said that while they do have an investigation open, they won't comment on potential arrest warrants. back to you. >> raf sanchez, thank you so very much. joining us now from the white house is nbc's gabe gutierrez. good morning, the biden administration, has it said anything about this potential icc warrant? >> reporter: hi there, jose, good morning. the white house says that it believes that the international criminal court does not have jurisdiction here, and that officials here at the white house do not support this investigation. now, of course, jose, this comes as the administration tries to maintain that it supports israel. israel's government in an ironclad fashion, while at the same time trying to make the case that more humanitarian aid needs to get into gaza and also expressing its concerns about any potential military operations in rafah, jose. >> and president biden and prime minister netanyahu spoke yesterday. can we get a readout on that conversation? >> yeah, that's righ

governments are prosecuted there, and icc or the international criminal court, which is only there. the so-called people are subject to change. from the statute of this court, it is clear that the prosecutor has the authority to issue arrest warrants for people, and after the arrest, if according to article 16 of the statute, by the security council. the united nations, in the implementation of the seventh chapter of the united nations charter , should not issue a suspension of this so-called ruling, which, of course , requires a council resolution, and this resolution should not be approved or, so to speak, approved in any case. the prosecutor can implement this sentence and the guarantee of the implementation of this sentence by the prosecutor through the united nations and its member countries can be a sufficient guarantee for the implementation of this court. the authorities of the zionist regime are worried and it seems that they are worried and they are serious about this issue. did we have an example before that the official of a country, as you mentioned, a real person, was

anyway, in terms of international law, we have two courts, one is the international criminal court (icc), which is the abbreviation of the international criminal court, and the other is the international court of justice (icj). which is actually located in the dutch layer. anyway, we we should not be satisfied with shouting slogans and condemning, this is one part of the work, but we must take practical measures. with these two capacities that you mentioned, these two courts, what can be done , what actions can be taken, exactly, we have one very task. the good thing we did in the group of lawyers and contractors is that about 5,000 lawyers gave complaints to the prosecutor's office and took action, that is, 5,000 lawyers complained to the zionist regime and registered it in the icc or the international criminal court. your complaint has been registered to the head of this court. you called his prosecutor, yes, his prosecutor, where is his nationality, as you said karim khanan, because he expects this nationality to be influential, yes, unfortunately, it is not, unfortunately, it is not

that works about putin and the icc. they are all just words.to give himself up to the hague. kim jong-un loan is not only to cap any time soon determined she is not going to be. this is one of the many sinister things about the icc the first time they are coming for a democratically elected leader. the democratically elected leader represents his army and his people in a conscript army it's an attack on israel. they will come for the u.s. next. before you note if the icc get away with this it will be elected american leader that will be in their sites next. mark: may but they'll come for biden but i don't that's good or bad about this netanyahu is a disgusting disgrace he is a great leader. in my view he is the churchill of our time is the voice of freedom in our time of all the elected officials are trying to put donald trump in prison. douglas murray and want to thank you for all you do. god bless you my friend. >> great to se force factor total beets is the number one beets brand in america. that's why friends and family recommend total beet

the icc -- this is really what the icc was set up to do.that is why i have written and spoken, despite u.s. historic concerns about the icc -- when the icc is doing what it is set up to do, the u.s. should support it. we have got a new prosecutor who is doing the right thing, and i hope will continue it. the point here is -- and probably the greatest point in the last 75 years -- we have the major international legal institutions, the yuan security council, the icj, the icc all under enormous stress, and they are trying to rise to the occasion, and we need to try to support what it is that they are doing. ishaan: do you want to react to that? i think there are -- john, your point goes between the invasion of iraq and the russian campaign in ukraine, the ongoing invasion. i would suggest there are many in the middle east and iraq who see that as a distinct and without much of a difference. bruce: let me respond to that. i hate debates about the iraq war because i am not a defender of the iraq war as a matter of policy. but one has to actuall

against any actions of the icc, the hague, etc.duplicity, and you are seeing that again now. they are doing the bare minimum to stave off cricism from the biden administration, but then they are asking for the protections of our country when it comes to any sort of international criminal court indictments or any prosecution for their leadership. christian: glen johnson, thank you very much for your time. thank you also to ambassador robert jordan for your thoughts this evening. a quickly developing situation of course in the middle east that we will continue to keep our eye on. on the other side of the break we are going to talk about football finance. are football players paid too announcer: funding for presentation of this program is provided by... financial services firm, raymond james. cunard is a proud supporter of public television. announcer: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. and by judy and peter blum kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ announcer: get the free pbs

recognizes the icc, but other countries could arrest anyone with an outstanding warrant. department today said any ruling from the icc would not apply. >> on this investigation, our position is clear. we continue to believe that the icc does not have jurisdiction over the palestinian situation. amna: meanwhile, thousands of israelis rallied in tel aviv calling for a hostage release and ceasefire deal ahead of negotiators from israel and hamas arriving in cairo today. the white house said president biden would call leaders from qatar and egypt today. hamas has released multiple videos of hostages in the last week, including illan seigel's american father, keith. >> seeing my father today only emphasizes to all of us how much we must reach a deal as soon as possible and bring everyone home. amna: secretary of state antony blinken returned to the middle east today for his seventh trip since the war began. at the world economic forum in saudi arabia, he called on hamas to act. >> hamas has before it a proposal that is extraordinarily, extraordinarily generous, on the part of

that's because the israelis aren't party to the treaties that create the icc.hu and whoever else might be charged travels. other third-party countries can arrest. the real issue is one of reputation. netanyahu and his deputies will not be in great company if charged by the icc. >> matt bradley, thank you. >>> a third american in just three months has been arrested in turks and caicos for allegedly bringing ammunition into the country. sam brock has been followed this story. sam, what do we know about these three americans? >> reporter: in addition to the three fathers that you showed on your screen, we have a fourth man, a 72-year-old who was a retired school teacher from texas. he was arrested. that's four in just a matter of month. you have tyler, brian and ryan. for brian and ryan, i spoke to them last week. they're in pretty similar situations, both in their 40s. took their families for a vacation. didn't realize -- they're hunters. they had ammunition left over from previous trips. in ryan watson's case it was months prior. was able to get through tsa and

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and allies are concerned any arrest from icc could get israel to opt out of talks going on for monthsthere is a prospect they would reach a breakthrough. arrest warrants would potentially be against israeli officials and hamas. the warning sign is reports that netanyahu could be on the list of arrest warrants. in the u.s. is going on a diplomatic push to convince the court to not go ahead with this in order to give more time for the cease fire talks to materialize. tom: ok, thank you very much indeed. and the rest of the team will be monitoring those cease fire talks indeed. there is optimism around that cease fire conversation of course and negotiations being led by qatar and egypt. we monitor that for you throughout the day. plenty more, this is bloomberg. when i was your age, we never had anything like this. what? wifi? wifi that works all over the house, even the basement. the basement. so i can finally throw that party... and invite shannon barnes. dream do come true. xfinity gives you reliable wifi with wall-to-wall coverage on all your devices, even when everyone is online. may

now, if the icc were to issue an arrest warrant, for example, for prime minister netanyahu well, more than 120 countries have signed on to the icc, which would place travel restrictions on netanyahu that would be incredibly significant. >> we have a team of reporters standing by to begin our breaking coverage. >> this our omar jimenez is at columbia in new york, ed lavendera is at the university of texas at austin, where we were showing you for those dramatic pictures where you are at, you witnessed it, that situation where you are appears to be growing increasingly tense. can you tell us what's happening well now we're kind of a standoff where did you see behind me. >> is basically just to confronting our number of officers and now they're heckled squarely into the crowd sit tight here. second drill. trying to get people to to disperse so that just happened those officers firing pepper spray, it appears or some sort of spray at the protesters gathered just moments ago, aaron, in this area, are there had been a bus that was taking some of the people who had it's been arrested earlier

investigating possible war crimes by both israeli forces and palestinian militants. >> now, if the icc were to issue an arrest warrant, for example, for prime minister netanyahu well, more than 120 countries have signed on to the icc, which would place travel restrictions on netanyahu so that would be incredibly significant. >> we have a team of reporters standing by to begin our breaking at austin, where we were showing you some of those dramatic pictures where you are at, you witnessed it, that situation where you are appears to be growing increasingly tense. >> can you tell us what's happening? >> well now, we're kind of a standoff where did you see behind me is basically just a confronting our number of offices and now they're shooting pepper spray into the crowd tiger second draw drawing, get people to to disperse so that just happened those officers firing pepper spray, it appears or some sort of spray protesters gather here just moments ago, earned in this area. are there had been a bus that was taken some of the people who had been arrested earlier this is one of the protesters

the it's a political organization, we're not a member of the icc, nor is israel a member of it but theyate so in their mi minds thats why they think they can do something like this. israel is not going to take seriously, certainly not going to comply with anything. i think it's just another weakening of the icc itself as it reacheses out and points a finger at israel after the obvobvious outrageous behavior f support and the support for hamas politically, militarily, financially and morally support that iran has provided to hamas and hezbollah. i mean, that is where the genocide is being committed. that is where the horror is being committed. israel has an impossible situation as we discussed interest the beginning as these people are being held inside of gaza and israel is trying to fight a war against an enemy that is threatening its existence and at the same time try to move the civilians out of harm's way as a much as possible and the you truth is, it's impossible to move them all out of harm's way despite incredible efforts to do so. maria: it's reverberating around the world as we

prime minister netanyahu asked biden to help prevent the icc from pressing charges.each out to the biden white house. we have yet to hear back. what a shock. here with to all the days events the host of life liberty and... maybe this is the most propulsive moment and there are a lot of them and illegal immigration is one, the economy and his handling of it number 2, this might be the worst thing he's ever done. he surrendered in the war on terror and now when they now try to invoke the lay he law as a means of preventing the idea... isn't that a full and complete surrender to the terrorists? >> let me tell you what's going on here. we now know joe biden's brother worked closely with qatar. they have bought off many politicians in this country. and they are working with qatar on the so-called hostage release. we've extended our base there for ten years. joe biden has sold out and bought up and down by foreign dictators and genocidal maniacs. his entire family does business with them. putting that aside, joe biden is a psychopath. lies about his own life, he thinks he

icc has not commented. >>> continuing coverage of what's happening and protests on college campuses stay with us on air and our website at kpix.com and streaming on the free news app. >>> as bay area looks to bounce back on difficulty, the focus is on small businesses. in oakland the amount of foot traffic was up by more than 20%. da lin spoke to small businesses trying to get foot traffic in their doors. >> reporter: at this downtown oakland bar, it is wine with a twist. >> women only make up 5% of the industry. and people of color make up probably 3% and black producers make up 1%. the wine industry is a multi billion dollar industry. what i wanted to do is reverse engineer the industrynd provide retail space specifically for the under represented wine makers and give them a platform. >> reporter: this business owner says all the wines are made by women and people of color. >> i wanted to bring the wine country, napa and sonoma, to oakland. >> reporter: the wine shop and bar opened at the corner of 13th and webster streets in december 2022. alicia says business initially got off to a v

and even mahmoud abbas insisted that if my membership is not accepted, i will file a complaint in the icc international criminal court against the zionist regime's war crimes in gaza and the west bank, and he did this, that is, when the security council rejected palestine's request for membership , mahmoud abbas implemented this request, and now his case is open in the criminal court, which in fact is accepted by the criminal court there as well. he said that palestine is a country, which means that these positive developments are that it became a member of unesco as a country that is a specialized organization of the united nations in the criminal court as a member. when he was a member , he was actually recognized by the court and accepted its statute. in the third stage , the general assembly accepted it with a resolution palestine as a state, but not a state within a state. why did this structure of the united nations after the second world war recognize the zionist regime as a country despite the nature of its occupation, but it is still not ready to give the palestinians the right i

countries, which expressed support for the pseudo international legal structure in the form of the icciple , now make statements in which they should condemn such a politicized, illegal, anti-legal approach. we should probably express support for the efforts of the russian ombudsman for children’s rights, which... the company is the same as the story with the provocation in bucha, the same as the story with the west’s alleged desire to provide food safety on the planet, in fact, it was a story of simply lining the pockets of the largest manufacturers and companies that were engaged in the resale of products. in the west, this is another provocation, this is another staging, now using the image of children. we have long drawn the attention of the world community to such a global fake about russia created by the kiev regime and its western patrons in the context of a children's theme. it is obvious that they are absolutely not interested in the real problems of children, the main thing is expand. another propaganda campaign to purposefully form from our country, from russia, the image of

icc, correction. on the ballistic missiles, the missiles have not yet -- there's various reporting, a misleading story i think in reuters is said this had occurred past tense and this shipment for sale of these weapons occurred, that is not the case. we have been clear about the national security advisor and secretary of state katella sale of ballistic missile weaponry or strategic weaponry if you will between these two countries iran to russia aiding and abetting its attack on ukraine, it's not a good thing and it's a threat not merely to ukraine but all of europe and i would argue a threat because if this continues but the range of weaponry and you would have a threat not merely to all of europe but another example of the iranian state, we seen it for decades, the pattern that keeps getting worse every time you hit the bottom of the basement it goes deeper regrettably. on the matter of geneva to early whether or not the united states would be willing to take iran to the icc. it's not a position to m

and enforce seiz fire immediately. it should be a logical conclusion, the proceeding of the icj and icc against israel, we want to demarch the ambassador of the united states, the ambassador of the egypt and the ambassador of the uae. and the ambassador of the uk, saudi arabia, because they are silent facilitator of the israel. i feel very hurt and i feel guilty. i feel like i am privileged to live in my house and with my kids. when we have dinner, i usually think what are they gonna eat, and when i see the videos of them eating soup, grass soups that make me hurt and it made me think, ya allah, what is happening with them, and we cannot help them even. even though there are many countries, muslim countries that are not even supporting, even egypt is with like bordering them, leban is bordering them, but no one is able to give them food, shelter, water. to me, if the united nations security counsel can't impose the seizfire after this council last decision, so i think there is no need of the united nation then. our correspondent muslim salim has asked people in baghdad about the interna

done. and what has been done , anyway, in terms of international law, we have two courts, one is the iccnternational criminal court. which is the abbreviation of international criminal court, and the same is the international court of justice, which is actually based in the dutch layer. however, we should not be satisfied with shouting slogans and condemning, this is part of the work, but we must take practical measures. two dishes. we did a very good job in the group of lawyers and contractors, about 5,000 lawyers registered a complaint in the ic prosecutor's office . well, some emails were sent, some letters were written , but due to the influence of the big powers, no action has been taken so far. our dear jurists and lawyers do and act , so this was a method, a part of the work it means 5,000 lawyers to file a complaint against the zionist regime and register it in the icj or the international criminal court. the complaint has been registered. you wrote to the court . yes, the prosecutor. where is his nationality? what is his nationality ? they are the influence of the big powers and

the icc would only say that it has an ongoing, independent investigation. an arrest warrant would not mean that prime minister netanyahu would immediately be arrested, but it could make it difficult for him to travel in europe, and it would put him in the same category as russian president vladimir putin, who faces an arrest warrant for alleged war crimes in ukraine. a u.s. state department spokesman said today there is no moral equivalency between the two. in washington, alice barr, nbc news. at stanford university, tensions between students and university officials are on the rise. the student encampment there entering its second week today. coming up at six, the options the university is considering and how it will impact the protesters. in other news, the family killed in a tragic crash in pleasanton has been officially identified by the coroner's office. they were driving on foothill road near stone ridge wednesday night when their electric vehicle hit a curb, crashed into a tree and burst into flames. investigators believe speed may have been a factor

the only exception is that he doesn't have an icc warrant yet, but i think he will. another topic that has been quite actively discussed in ukraine and outside the country in the last few days is the information field, what is happening in the information field of ukraine. wide discussion. there are many different parties, but the most important thing is that there is an internal struggle for the information field and for how a single telethon should work, how it should work public, as other publications should work, the state department of the united states of america in the report for the 23rd year on the violation of human rights in ukraine during the war, in particular, mentioned the united telethon. news, we 've talked about it repeatedly on our airwaves, but here's what the state department is now writing about: the national telethon, a rotating platform of channels that toe the government's war coverage line, has enabled an unprecedented level of control over prime-time television news . moreover, some reported being suspended from lucrative terrestrial broadc

it is indeed possible benjamin netanyahu himself might be named in an icc indictment. how much do these legal manoeuvrings and machinations matter right now, do you believe? it does matter. you can see it in israeli newspapers during the last two or three days, it is a major issue. but i'm not sure that it will change the policy of our government. you have to understand that it is a trap. on one hand, we are, after 7 october, the horror, the violence, the way that hamas terrorists celebrated, i don't know, i'm not sure that i have the english vocabulary to describe what we saw, and it will take us years to understand what happened to us on 7 october, so we had to respond because the reality on which — in which hamas are living more than 2 million palestinians on one side of the fence and we are living on the other side is not acceptable, not acceptable any more. as i understand it, you just said something important, you've tried to capture the horror of what happened to israel on 7 october, and there is no doubt that israelis were obviously traumatised by that and rema

the icj already pronounced itself, and um, we have not even seen active, actively pursuing the the icc cases against netanyahu and his criminal, you know, israeli politicians, so what the world is seeing today is total hypocrisy of the united states empire, and also we know for fact that designist regime has continued to lose any kind of support in the court of public opinion and their propaganda is being exposed you every day in regard to the interest of the the palestinian people and in fact in kenya today we are preparing for alcoud's day and we expect the number of people that coming to alkutsday this year will be four times what have been observed in the recent in the recent years before this event thank you gentlemen that was bkin guests a member of the kenya palestine. solidarity moven joining us from nairobi and uh thanks to journalist and commentator tash truebody speaking to us from cape town with that it brings us to an end here on this edition of the news review, but stick around, we've got plenty more to come here on press tv. the leader of iran's islamic revolution says t

do not want to become part of this system, i.e. in order to become part of this system, to enter the icc necessary to ratify the rome statute, so there is also a question about this, and i think that without the ratification by the ukrainian side of the rome statute , the issue of creating this tribunal will not have a decisive perspective and consolidation at the level , the representatives of different states also talk about this, those who, well, let's say this, make decisions, the final decision regarding the creation of this document, this instrument depends on them, yes, mr. oleksandr, i will tell you this, that, very simple and not legal, but i have full conviction, not even an impression, but a conviction that everything depends on what will happen on the battlefield, because the world is like people, like people in the yard, whatever, they everyone wants to join... at the end of the second world war, as you know, some latin american countries suddenly joined the united nations, everyone in the world wanted to be with america, the soviet union, britain, france, china, because the

actually will be accountable, because as of recently, my last update researching, knowing that the icc has not even issued any formal condemnation specifically related to the iraq war perpetrators. well, let's throw to the oracle, a man who knows both the iraqi and the palestinian cases so well. loki, will britain ever be... held to account for what it's done and if so how how could that happen? well, in the case of the international criminal court, the uh lawyer who was just appointed to head the investigation into palestine um and the crimes committed there is in fact a donor to the conservative party and he's somebody that when uh put in the position to make the decision made sure that no british soldiers were prosecuted for war crimes in the iraqi context. of course, the question points clearly to a kind of infallibility of these particular global powers during this section of human history, but the pendulum is moving in a different direction and the global economy is returning to a more natural equilibrium, which... i think along with it will uh render these types of exertions of

we must bring those who committed war crimes to account, hold them accountable in the icc and the icjr going to happen again to our children, your children, are any children in the world, any population in the world. number four, sanctions. if you want to enforce, on netanyahu and israel, it is only by sanction, by an embargo of arms, a cessation of membership of arms, a cessation of membership of the un for israel. by banning certain products and settlers from arriving in the uk and other countries. by banning illegal companies, uk companies coming from working in illegal companies. the list is long, and we need to think about the political horizon. we must give all the people in palestine. we must make sure that we tell them there is a different feature, a different feature from the government of israel, a different feature from the reductionist discussion about the day after. we need to manage the conflict rather than resolve. this is when we end the occupation. i than resolve. this is when we end the occupation.— the occupation. i am so sorry, we are coming _ the occupation. i am

the united states rejects this saying the icc doesn't have the jurisdiction and doesn't believe they doing. you also have the ticking clock of the legislative calender. if the saudis want to get a new arrangement through congress before the november elections it's probably a bit already too late, but they believe you really have to get something on the table in the next week or so. and they're interested in doing it if they can before the election, because if trump takes over they believe they'll lose all support they have from democratic senators. nothing would get through the senate in that kind of circumstance. so they're racing the clock that gives them a very, very short if possible opportunity here. >> peter, lastly, we opened the show with the growing protest movements on college campus including columbia university where they've seized ack-ackdemic building and the university put out a statement urging students to stay off-campus with all that's going on. we know the biden administration is watching with growing worry. give us a sense how they feel about these protests. is th

travel anywhere, you're liable for an arrest, that can be issued in two nations that are part of the icce position for the prime minister to potentially find himself in. having said all of that, i think that he will have a reasonable line of defense in terms of self-defense. i don't see him ending up in a courtroom, but certainly an uncomfortable position for any head of state. >> the white house believes there's a window to secure a cease fire that could head off israel's assault on rafah. talk about what you've seen in terms of the timing of these negotiations, obviously the pressure, and is this really thousand in hamas's court? >> as we say in the middle east, let's hope this happens deeply. by the way, kudos to secretary of state, tony blinken, a good friend, i mean, watching the travels of tony over the last few months, you know, a couple of days ago he's in beijing going toe to toe with president xi, and now trying to get this deal of the land. i give him a lot of credit for getting out, getting into it and doing all that he can and all the administration can. i think there's a wi