it's imperative that the international community and community learn the lessons that ignoring international law when it comes to israel and palestine. busy only big, so repetition of these awful events. all right, so might so jeffrey, a nice i'll come to use the final word given evolving nature of this conflict and wolf a how should international law adapt to address these challenges that we've talked about and protect human rights more effectively in guys out the policy and territories and beyond. yeah. how, how should the low adapt but it's not below that adapt. could see the contribution of your loss because it is so important. the said, the citizen of the world has the idea mistaken. there is a world or to of little full and there isn't there a bits and pieces and it suits the politicians and the leaders of the most powerful countries for it to remain that way. it's not for the lawyer to adapt. it's for the leaders to show the determination that the nor should become universal and should be accessible by which i mean accessible to the benefits and purposes of the victims. where ever eve

it's imperative that the international community learn the lessons that ignoring international law whencomes to israel and palestine only begs the repetition of these awful events. >> given the evolving nature of this conflict and warfare, how should international law adapt to address these challenges that we've talked about and protect human rights more effectively in gaza, the palace billion territories, and beyond? >> how should the law adapt? it's not the law that adapts. it's the contribution of your last speaker that is so important. the citizen of the world has the idea, mistaken, that there's a world order of law for war. there isn't. there are bits and pieces and it suits the politicians and the leaders of the most powerful countries for it to remain that way. it's not for the law to adapt. it's for the leaders to show the determination that the law should become universal and should be accessible, by which i mean accessible to the benefit and purposes of the victims wherever events like this occur. it's a tragedy not just concerning israel but concerning many other countries.

you have some difference between international relations and international relations. human rights, if you put more as international relations, you have each state, each government entity doesn't have that beauty to protest human rights and enhance human right protection. but that it is very internationally related. but there was a chinese reservation. i think it was china alone but it was that concerns about human rights, how they could be better and more productively expressed. how they could see improvement to the group of individuals, especially minorities, women or ethnic minorities, marginalized and then how that can be more effective. is that where you trade sanctions as a mean to say section delete and then hopefully they would turn around to change their behavior toward the poor and marginalized? or you think about other means of doing this. i am not thought this through and especially beginning with libya, i do believe there is a lot of room in military intervention for the goal. it would be really effective or conducive to reaching a goal of improving human

the founding document of the international criminal court, and it approves the four international crimes that fall under the jurisdiction of the court, but each crime lists dozens of examples . all these measures taken by the sunni regime, even some of the positions that some officials of the sunni regime explicitly took , are exactly in the roman statute of the kifli court. it is reflected in the same ones, for example, you can see the saying of one of the officials of the zionist regime that no one should be spared in the past. what should be done, in fact, it should be stopped, and stopping this issue is among the crimes of war crimes and crimes against humanity, according to the international criminal law, and in fact, another official of the zionist regime said that what the people of gaza need today is food and help. it's not humanitarian, it's explosives and bombs, so this is rude where did the arrogance come from, except for the support of the western countries and the united states and the feeling of security from the international organizations, and of course the silence and la

but international law has called left, i hopefully for a while by the task because international law and a jordan, this short presentation, when i was doing this, i want to of also that why actual because international law has been based on the balance of power by chance of interest by the power a special live. but this balance of power the said p out in the world into 19 ninety's. so there was no a want to balance that mary can power. there was within food or engine. so thank you, by chance all for a kind of the world level removed from the warm center. it is now cold available space international water interests. right? yeah. so essentially this phrase conceptualized what was in the works for some time, even before that because i think it's mostly the by the ministration that is using it very actively. they never, ever use international law anymore. no, no. oh, you know, it's pushing into a night and ninety's when the these dimensions of most of western countries in africa in latin america. sometimes they by little full. sometimes they were a little full for i. so it was in 1999 wh

law is international law, don't redefine international law in order to suit situation. i i think it is important to search in our logic in our mind, what type of ideology you want to adopt when you allow crime against humanity when you allow war crimes, when you allow genocide, and i think we are just calling on the people, on the government that have got the the power to stop all this, the israelis will never. stop it, the government will never stop because they say we endorse, you know, european union say is okay, we you g7 say it's okay, we condemn or the hamas because it is a terrorist organization, but we don't condemn the state terrorism committed by israel, let let us tabulate on the wrongs committed by israel and the wrong committed by the palestinians, here the palestinians are are being occupied. and under international law they have got a right to resistance and they are possibly dispossessed and people who come from nowhere and take the land and then they are armed, they are supported with the arm conventional armed forces of israele to kill these people, so

laws and regulations and no international regulations, it will not respect any of the international laws, israel actually violates all international structures and all the humanitarian principles and has laid the foundation for savagery, if the such crimes are allowed to continue, that will have grave. consequences, we have a historical, we have a historic responsibility in this regard, we should not allow these crimes to become something ordinary, our nations are angry and they demand action against these crimes which are being committed against our people, today in here: we have gathered here in order to support the palestinian people and defend palestinians and we demand immediate action. the israelli regime, there is no doubt about the crimes committed by the israeli regime, and there should not be any doubts either about actions taken in support of palestinians, the crimes committeed in gaza today, the base and the base of these crimes. goes back to the israeli regime which has launched a brutal war against gaza, today gaza is suffering from hunger and thirst, meanwhile, those

through international arbitration. as we know, there are many now addressing issues which are central to the ukraine conflict. in 1912, he won the nobel prize, peace prize and he did for the international law and resolution of international disputes with international courts. in closing i would like to say a word about ukraine and what we are doing with regards to ukraine. this december in partnership with the ukrainian association of international law, the ukrainian government and civil society, we will convene and lead a conference time to coincide with the 75th anniversary of the declaration, the universal declaration of human rights and the genocide convention. leveraging these milestones to inform public opinion and catalyze concrete action. international law owes a great deal. providing the conceptual framework for the crime of genocide, he coined the term genocide and champion to the che adoption of the genocide convention. you may know that the book introducing the word genocide was first published by the carne

second, international support and cooperation with international financial institutions, world bank, i.m.f., e.i.d., thanks to the support of our international partners, we have managed to capitalize the situation. at the same time the budget will be 20% and next year will be 21% of g.d.p. to fully cover this budget deficit we'll need to conduct external financing of $42 billion this year and next year. we expect support from all our partners both in equal amounts. this will allow the government to mitigate obligations and to pay the doctors and teachers and to help those whose homes have been destroyed by russia. the private sector even with strong support from our partners, the ukrainian society remains strong. today we use all the sources we collect no security and defense and it is the private sector that keeps the ukraine army going. when the war is over, we expect the private sector to play a key role in ukraine's recovery and reconstruction. the world bank has helped us assess the recovery needs. we need $14 billion for the recovery project alone. this is where we need the sol

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so that to and international, a custom review of the rules of international humanitarian law govern the means. and 2 methods of law says, so what you can do law fully enable, right? i understand you in uh, the secretary general rights. do you think all these rules being violated in gaza? any so by who the un secretary general in my view is correct in stating that the last off, international, humanitarian. it'll violated the violation of these rules of style. so it is the attack by a mass on this row on the 7th of october, which was a clear violation of international humanitarian law. but the lawyers also violated by his role in his response to the attack. for example, israel has declared a complete siege of the gaza strip, denying the civilian population, their essential necessities, such as food and water, or fuel and electricity. and this is in violation of the geneva conventions and the general rules of international humanitarian law records from us other forgive me for interrupting so, but when a israel, uh uh, we talked to that, that is easy centrals in order for us to route time t

yes , i will show you the international section. that means it does not include iranian movies at all. yes, this year there are 722 movies for it was sent to us from 131 countries, which i think is a strange record, and finally, out of the 7,000 works that were sent to you, a few works were selected from these, that is, 8 out of every 1,000 films and the kota elephant festival. with this statistic, tehran has one of the most difficult film entrances in the world, because our festival is an oscar-qualifying festival, and in fact, the film that wins the grand prize of the festival will be presented to the oscars, and this is actually confirmed by the oscar academy itself. it is given to a limited number of festivals and tehran short film festival is one of those festivals it has been happening for 3 years, so the international reception of our festival is much higher for this reason, and this record set by the tehran short film festival in eshel is actually an international record, which means that there are fewer festivals of this nu

international law set aside many uh, also the instances likes the creation of international with premium, the ports um at which if they were effective and impartial, this would have been if there were also a i will come up with a mr. uh, reference number, there's a impartiality, it presupposes equality. i mean, and if for suppose the law, i mean, i think that's the basis of the very core deficient of the is that what makes it a lawyer is that it gets applied to everybody when it's applied selectively? can you claim that it's still law? it disappeared all most the during the these 19 ninety's. i'm going to your dock will not of 2003 which brought to all sold lee code and a by the way it is interesting guy. i'm leaving him that you ok and the legal profession has to be all the ways very uh, just pick the, the boss. so, and the international lawyers into, for an office, a gave them the assessment of, uh, this innovation of your rock into a phone street. and they all declared that it was a leak. but now things have become different even in the country with their own. the flow boss, fairly re

no matter how much you appeal to the international criminal court, it may not yield results. a unified. arab stance is needed, enough of the disappointment, you have brought us shame. protest against israel's massacre of palestinians and ghaza also erupted in egypt and libya, elsewhere in the netherlands, people demonstrated outside headquarters, the international criminal court in the hague. protesters in the dutch city called icc and the international community to take action and stop israel's genocide against palestinian. we do believe in the international law and here we are in the netherlands and this is the building of the international criminal court where we come to ask for all the word criminals and i believe that netanyahu is committing world crimes and genocides against the palestinians and against the... and that's the reason why we came here to protest and we take this opportunity so the world can see and hear the voice of the innocents and the victims. world leaders don't have to stay silent they're. only talking on social media but they are not taking actions s

has has documented the zist atrocities, but it's the other way around the... international pr. when you take a look at the role that the us is playing here, it needs to be highlighted, because uh, they're the ones that are providing the bombs, for example that are dropping down in the ghaza strip, killing these uh innocent palestinians, um, why is that role not really given the attention that it deserves in terms of the atrocities that are being committed here? they are not just doing that, they are sending the biggest aircraft carrier in the world to the gazza shores. look, i told you the whole population of 2 million 2000 deves people, how many hamas fighters, 20,000 3000, there are half million, half million thousand, half million zist soldiers on the border of gaza with 100, with 100 tanks and 600 military aircraft, what are they going to conduct there, war games, they are going to slaughter the people of... and to level it to stone age, as the prime minister said, this government, this lunatic government of the zist state, netanjahu is keeping it because he wants escape trial,

hamid nouri, a case is opened under international jurisdiction. well, now, sweden must be under the pressure of independent and international lawyers , why if the original the jurisdiction of the world, why shouldn't a case be opened regarding the zionist regime and its officials from these countries, where judicial assemblies and countries that accept the universal principle are more than 20 or 30 countries ? it will be formed, god willing, this is a process for them for example, it won't happen in one or two weeks, we have laid the groundwork for it now , god willing, we want to go in this direction. so that a case should be filed in foreign courts against the israeli regime and its officials to prosecute and punish them, and one of the international courts is actually the international criminal court, that is, the only court that has jurisdiction to deal with the crimes of the zionist regime . because the palestinian government became a member of the international criminal court in 2015 and actually signed the accession document and subsequentl

, i was just telling you that international law has been heavily supplemented with international relations , and on paper, the content of the discussion that we have presented is a crime against humanity , a war crime, a crime of aggression, and a crime of aggression. we have witnessed numerous resolutions issued by the organization of the general assembly and the security council. all of these are related to the contents of the case. later, we will come to the discussion of our references throughout the history of international law, especially after since world war ii, we have seen a series of measures that similar and done. the security council was the first place that was expected to issue a resolution anyway. you saw that in the last two weeks , the united states has turned almost everything on you. yes, but we have established courts that were established by the security council . it has been formed by the security council, and this issue is based on this action , the condition of its success is that the united states has a veto issue , we can refer it to the international criminal co

law, humanitarian international law and amounts to a war crime, three, provide international protection immediately to the unarmed palestinian people, fourth, ensure the safe, prompt and sustainable delivery of humanitarian aid to gaza, israel must bear its responsibilities as the occupying power. five, we must reach binding formula to settle. the israeli-palestinian conflict, according to the agreed upon parameters set out in security council resolutions which provide for the end of the occupation and established a palestinian states along the lines of the 4th of june 1967 with east jerusalem as its capital. six: this council must bear its responsibility and work on launching an independent investigation of the flagrant violations of international law and international humanitarian law. mr. president, the above is the... least we would expect of this august council, the main body responsible for the maintenance of international peace and security before the current crisis were since even further, before it spills over to other countries of the region. before we have to go back to this

it has been recognized by international law and even other governments , third countries and internationalations, especially at the top all of them, the united nations, have the duty to support the struggles of the nation under occupation and under the apartheid regime, but unfortunately, the situation we witnessed from some powers, including the united states and some european countries such as england , shows the opposite of this situation. in fact, it is one of the big and important challenges that the palestinian issue has been facing, and it is necessary that , in this regard, as much as possible , international public opinion should be awakened and information should be provided, and the facts of this matter should be explained . thank you. i say goodbye to you, mr. fadaeli i want to continue the conversation with mr. asghari in the studio, who is a researcher of palestinian issues . gaza is under siege this year and the people have special conditions that may not exist in any part of the world. in the researches we had, what happened that the people of gaza reached a point where the

this is an internal concept.e division of many palestinian movements and organizations also paves the path for israel regime to exert more pressure. inside the zionist regime, the most extremist cabinet within an extremist society, headed by netannyahu tries to strengthen an absolutely authoritarian regime which is not democratic at all. it is racist state called israel that has basic law. netanyahu pushes for the judicial reforms. to continue to cover his crimes with impunity. implementation of judicial reforms creates numerous problems. implementation of judicial reforms also creates netanyahu's control over the judiciary and intensifies the colonization of the west bank with the aim of judaization and zionization. at the original level, the resistance front has an active role from the western border of iran to the mediterranean. for. for instance, hashtag shaabi in iraq, syrian national army, resistance movement in lebanon, resistant movements in palestine and ansarullah in yemen, this resistance front is gene

commission on international religious freedom to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the international religious freedom act up 1898. in florida's ninth congressional district we have so many different religions from christian to jewish to muslim, hindu and more. and i'm so proud to be able to embrace and support all these different constituents as they practice the first amendment rights here in the united states, and as we respected these rights around the world. as we did with the struggles in middle east it's a reminder that we need to make sure to respect all religions and people's ability to practice them. once again, excited to commemorate the 25th anniversary here today. thank you. [applause] >> i think it's back to me. i know that a number of people in the audience are looking at their watches. now, here's the good news. bystander jewish time, we're actually early. [laughing] however, by congressional time and also because of the use of this amazing haul, we realize we are about 15 minutes over. we are going to crunch the last section and hope that everyone will be able to sta

you either rescue the international law-based order or leave it to die there.gion who understand more than any other the implications of the continued inhumane and barbaric attacks against our people. but also countries across across the globe, peoples in your streets, the moral voices of this world, please listen to them, you have families and some of you evoked them when israelis were killed. how you could not but think of your loved ones and what pain and suffering you would feel if they had endured a similar fate? i am therefore convinced you cannot be num to a reality where all the people you love, your parents, grandparents, siblings, children, grandchildren, aunts, uncles and cousins and in-laws, are all in danger of eminent death or worse, have all been killed in one strike, in one instant, that is happening repeatedly, can you feel their pain? can you imagine the day? for them, for that child who is the only survival for his entire family? can you then imagine how we feel when anyone claims this is for the better? can you imagine your loved ones besieg

all international powers are against us.er. we need food. we're starving. this is totally unfair. our children can't sleep. we need to provide water and food for them. many in the international community are calling for some sort of humanitarian pause in the fighting to be able to get much—needed aid into the country. arab nations around israel are also worried about the original connotations of what is happening. —— the regional connotations. my colleague lyse doucet — currently reporting for us from jerusalem — interviewed thejordanian foreign minister, ayman safadi. she asked whether he agrees with queen rania that in her words there is a glaring double standard by the west, in failing to condemn the deaths of civilians. specifically, palestinian civilians. i think what her majesty said and what we say is that international law has to be applicable to all. no country is above the law. we all need to come out strongly, firmly, on the side of the charter of the united nations, the international law. on the side of our human

i joined the international community in polling for ceasefire. hello and welcome everybody, it's 9:30 p.m. here in the iranian capital, watching press tv's world news, top story for this half hour death destruction and suffering in every corner of gaza is israel intensified relantes pounding of the besieged territory. israeli military says its forces backed by war planes and drones have carried out more ground raids into ghaza first second straight night the regime has cut communications and most of the internet across of a sich strip war on gas now its 21st the total death toll has acrossed 7,300 at least 70% of those killed are women and children th four journalists are among the victims the... humanitarian situation continues to deteriorate as well, that's because israel has laid total siege on gaza, cutting off water, electricity, food, foul and medicine to the territory. for three weeks, palestinians in gaza have been witnessing heartbreaking scenes of devastation and death caused by israel's constant air attacks, every day and even every ho

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so this is a bad marriage for the international order for the free world, and opposition to the internationalna and russia, and you can add the northern korea and iran. but in my opinion, it works much better, washington has been moving towards this for a long time, that is , the main term there is great power competition, the war against global terror is considered a failure, these are just these endless wars, so they want to get away from this and return to big rivalry. a geopolitical to the protection of the entire international order from existential threats, here china and russia more or less fulfill such a role, but hamas not so much, here i think that another concept is important, this is civilization, and this can be seen when barel talks about jungle isad or american are not conservatives... keygen also wrote about the jungle, and barbarians, the chinese are not you name hamas the afghans, somehow you can imagine this, on the other hand, this is considered a terrible maveton, you can’t talk about civilization, this is the rhetoric of the 19th century, and even if this is a picture in

well, the international organization, what are the countries doing? claiming human rights, what are these children and women doing ? in fact, who should exercise their rights in the face of their blood, who is responsible for these human rights that they are violating? what kind of human rights are they? he considers it permissible to shed the blood of the most defenseless people, unfortunately, this is the practice of the resistance forces, the practice of the israelis who came with artificial intelligence and psychological operations to appear in the cyberspace, which yes, hamas and the resistance groups, some of the journalists affiliated with the western media make this claim. they could not prove their claim. this is important and even one of these reporters had to resign. why , because it is not the practice of resistance groups. they are actually observing the same islamic principles , even though they are under oppression, even though they are under rape, and all kinds of crimes are being committed, but they are trying. to do that, in fact, hu

uh, october, international conference, its theme, dedicated to the tenth anniversary, initiative, wayme time, this is almost a decade of initiative. to connect the eurasian partnership with the initiatives that you and the president defined, but my question is the same, in the new situation, what new ideas and what specific proposals have you already thought about and prepared. thank you, we actually return to this topic many times, and some even tried, trying to sow doubts that our eurasian, our eurasian project, the development of the eurasian union, economic, and initiative chairman, one train, one track, they may not coincide with interests, there may be some kind of competition among themselves, this is not so, i have already said this many times, on the contrary, we believe that one project harmoniously complements the other, because what is happening in relation to china, in relation to russia, well, in relation to russia to a greater extent today , in relation to china long before the events in ukraine began, some partners, we know, began to introduce various kinds of sanction

this is a resistance which has been legitimate under the international law because they are defendingive of of the israeli army for the last 75 years. according to the gaza health ministry, at least 2,750 palestinians have been killed and 9700 wounded in israeli air strikes on this trip. tah one says the history of the apartite regime is filled with assassinations, massacre, torture and killing of children. it says tel aviv's horrific killing of palestinian women and children is indicative of the destitute of the regime. political analysts believe that israel has no one to blame but itself for the war with palestinians. press tv, tehran. the rising death toll, flatten buildings with no food, water and electricity supplies. these are what israel's nonstop attacks, shelling and full blacate have brought to the gaza strip. the regime's fresh air rates have killed. 71 palestinians in rafa and khanius in the southern gaza strip. the attacks also took the life of palestinian journalists in the north, bringing to 16 the number of journalists killed in the regime's bombardment since october 7

see the follow-ups at the international level. in general, the islamic republic of iran in different areas is doing can it be later, in fact, there are legal discussions, we have political follow-ups, which the honorable minister of foreign affairs has really put in a lot of effort and efforts in the past days . in fact, we sent to some officials of international organizations. on saturday, the attorney general of the country will actually send a letter to some counterparts in both islamic countries and some non-islamic countries that have influence in the international community and will request them to use of legal capacities they themselves and the follow-up from their government should actually prosecute and punish the criminals. right now, the capacities have been activated and are being activated. in this field, we have to work on two levels in the legal field. we are actually following up on the international level by our colleagues in the ministry of foreign affairs in their own political consultations. at the official lev

in the main directorate of the ministry of internal affairs of russia in the stavropol territory , annal audit has been scheduled, based on the results of which the issue of further service by employees in internal authorities will be considered. cases, they will also be punished in accordance with the procedure established by law. law enforcement officials believe that such the suspect built a relationship with the business back in 2019. police houses were searched. large sums of money, bank cards and documents were confiscated from them. currently, the defendants in the case have been taken into custody. ufa investigators are studying the circumstances of the murder of a fourteen-year-old girl, who, according to a preliminary version, was killed by her half- brother. the tragedy allegedly occurred due to a protracted family drama, while the detainee himself , even during interrogations, remained cold-blooded, as he explained the reasons for the murder, he will tell daniil sukhoruchko. i waited for my sister, she went to the bathroom. this confession makes the dushig feel uncomfortab

into international.his means civilian including hospitals, and their hosting civilian must be protected all over north and south at all times. this is not an option it is an obligation. second on the and humanitarian aid including fuel into the desert strip and across it. for this we need. first we have the necessity and largest presence on the ground we can deliver if we have the memes and the resources including the finances. received generous into its initial flash appeal but the results undelivered. finally, not the sight of our humanity how they apply to all the jewish christian and muslim. the rules of law must be followed by all parties at all times and all places. must be protected hostages released and a response facilitated. a cease-fire has become a matter of life and death for millions. the present and future is depend on it. i urged all member states to change the trajectory of the crisis and walk toward a solution. thank you. >> i think for his briefing. i now don't give the floor to ms. ca

they also urged the international community to stop israel's aggression on the besieg strip, which is in its 12th day. the casualties took place as the israeli troops used live ammunition, sound bombs, tear gas against the protesters. clashes were also reported between the protesters and the palestinian authorities forces. meanwhile palestinians in the west bank have also staged a general strike to condemn gaza hospital attack. since the start of the aggression on gaza, israeli troops have also intensified their attacks in the west. bank killing more than 60 and injuring 1300 others. iran's islamic revolution leader said the crimes committed by the israeli regime against palestinians amounts to genocide. در قضیه فلسطین اونچه که جلوی چشم همه دنیاست جنایت. نسلکشی رژیم قاسبه. این همه دنیا دارن مشاهده می کنند. مسئولین این بعضی از کشورها که با مسئولین کشور ما صحبت کردن در دفاع از رژیم قاصب صهیونیستی اعتراضشون این بوده که چرا فلسطینی ها غیر نظامیها رو کشتن اولاً این حرف خلاف واقعه یعنی اصلاً اینایی که تو شهرک ها اینها هستن غیر نظامی نیستن همشون مسلحن. حالا گیرم غیر نظامی چه تعداد غیر نظامی

bureaucracy on international sports on international communication in the field of sports, and they broad public sports movement, because it will be impossible to cover everything up, what is happening in modern international sports organizations is signs of rebirth, it is very commercialized, which means it depends on business, and business depends on authorities at various levels, on the political structures of various countries. as the president emphasized, no matter how the circumstances develop: sport is an unconditional state priority, the most important component of national development goals. its glorious traditions will be continued among. professional athletes, and of course, among amateurs , by the way, there are more and more opportunities for mass sports; according to tradition, within the framework of the forum, the president opened five facilities today - in ulyanovsk, tobolsk, bryansk, kaluga region and magadan. work on yourself regardless of external circumstances. perhaps the universal secret of success in sports as well. and today in perm, vladimir putin met with

ultimately , the palestinian authority is part of the international community.e, like hamas, but hamas is a movement. there are difficulties between us. but nevertheless, we refused to condemn hamas's actions today. and the day before yesterday, secretary of state blinken and president macron spoke twice with president mahmoud abbas. they asked him to condemn hamas' actions. but he refused because we believe that the palestinian people have the right to self-determination, have the right to an independent life, and at the same time, you probably know about this, a meeting of the security council took place in the united nations, and we also refused to condemn the actions of hamas, despite despite the fact that they tried to force us to do this, russia refused to condemn the actions of hamas. we are considering these issues separately. yes, there are difficulties between us. but at this time we do not plan to condemn the actions hamas. it is a well-known fact that the palestinian authority has a long and complex dispute, a difficult relationship with the hamas mo

where is the international criminal court today? is it that for 9 years, the case that this oppressed nation brought against the previous aggression has not been dealt with in this court, and this is causing the violence and brutality of this horrible regime, where should the united states be held accountable? how are these barbaric killing weapons in the hands of israel? if anyone is really against the war, why are these weapons in the hands of such a regime that is showing no respect for humanity? when history is studied, some of the most savage tribes in history observed some red lines in their wars they are really observing some red lines. this amount of action for genocide is a crime against humanity . you really could n't believe it. they saw and the silence of history in front of those who saw these days and did not hear the call of the oppressed, did not hold the hand of the oppressed, cutting off water and food in these centuries, creating restrictions in this way in these years was at all believable, that is, one could ima