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that despite the international criminal court, indicted and prime minister benjamin netanyahu, and his former defense minister, you'll have the lot for crimes against humanity. a warrant was also issued for from mazda is military commander mohammed dates. nothing. yahoo reflexively dismissed the arrest warrants as anti semitic. so did much of the as really media. one notable exception was how that's one of the few was really news. the graphs critical of the war on garza and the continuing oppression of palestinians in the occupied west back it's tough to call them is really newspaper anti semitic. so instead, nothing yeah. whose government announced an official board court of had at no more state sponsored ads. a move designed to squeeze the paper financially from the outside. the walls appear to be closing in on that and yahoo. but he is a skilled operator, a survivor. and when the going gets tough, he knows how to muddy the waters. now us with a narrative. he also knows he can count on most is really journalists and the news outlets. they work for to take his cues and run for intervi

now, counter and wayne is real, is doubling down on its critics via the international criminal court which benjamin netanyahu costs apparently submitted for the is really newspaper products, which dares not the fault of long practice. thoughts, government crafts down on political protest threw off the flow of information while in bundle a dash reporters in the post shakes, i've seen that era are re appointing themselves with what it's like to do. journalist the ceasefire with lab and on seems to be holding up for now, but it's really bombs are still following relentlessly on guys. that despite the international criminal court, indicted and prime minister benjamin netanyahu, and his former defense minister, you'll have the launch for crimes against humanity. a warrant was also issued for from mazda is military commander mohammed dates. nothing. yahoo reflexively dismissed the arrest warrants as anti semitic. so did much of these really media. one notable exception was how that's one of the few was really new. so perhaps critical of the war on gaza and the continuing oppression of pale

even is a possibility that the new government will assign the rooms that you'd have to international criminal court. and if this court, the opportunity to do you with crimes committed in serial or it will expand a little bit more if you could, the role of the international criminal court and what it could be syria never ratified the treaty and is not covered by i c c jurisdiction oh yes, it's true. the international criminal court was this seat in the heck as a permanent to children who has the power to prosecute genocide problems against them on a t walk crumbson's crime of aggression. but as a basic rule, only 2 parties. so was it due to the state pro due to a for a divide statute and syria? so for our has never joined the see. but the new government making your decision and ready for us to stay cute and even accept the jurisdiction of the international crowds for crimes which has been committed in the past. okay, well what about germany? i'm in berlin. you're in a marber and so it's a country that recognizes universal jurisdiction for some international crimes. and so what could happen in, in th

the very survival of the international criminal court is under threat. that's the warning from the president judge. html economy was speaking at the opening of the quotes, annual general assembly. she said the icpc is being threatened with what she described as draconian. economic sanctions as if it was a terrorist organization. then it's smith reports from the hague. not all of the member states of the international criminal court are as committed to its principles as they should be. it's a warning from icbc president judge tomoko economy after the quote issued arrest warrants, israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu, and former defense administer. you'll have guidelines. they face allegations of all crimes and crimes against humanity. we find it affording that certain states and then to be yours, skin, the rise, the friends are independent judges, issue decisions in line with the evidence on zillow. i see, see, chief prosecute to kareem. com says the assembly is a pivotal time we are facing unprecedented challenges. we see civil society victims, sur

both in relation to your report and what we have seen at the international criminal court and from theat they need to do is really negotiate an immediate ceasefire. it's — you know, we have been witnessing a carnage in front of our very eyes for far too long. before anything else can be done, people need to be able to survive, so ceasefire is the first thing. but beyond that, there is a genocide happening. the international community is failing in its obligation to prevent the crime of genocide — as demanded, in fact, by the international court ofjustice. some governments, such as the united states, may actually face the risk of being complicit of genocide through the transfer of weapons. that must stop. it's a violation of one of the most cardinal, important principle — prevention of genocide. and then, the rest of the international community — those that may be saying the right thing, those that may have denounced what is happening but have not taken action — we need to see far more happening. words are not enough. people are dying. 45,000 people have died. the conditions of life are

if that can't be done, there are ways of referring the matter to the international criminal court, especiallyss—border offences between syria, which is not a member of the court and is not see the jurisdictions of the court, nevertheless there is neighbouring jordan which is a member, and therefore crimes originating in syria can be dealt with in that way. how much evidence _ dealt with in that way. how much evidence do - dealt with in that way. how much evidence do you - dealt with in that way. how much evidence do you think will be available to put together these court cases, if there are any, and how difficult will it be to preserve things in the context of what might be, i mean, it's looking relatively peaceful at the moment, but it could be chaotic period after this initial stage? i’m could be chaotic period after this initial stage?— this initial stage? i'm sure there's plenty _ this initial stage? i'm sure there's plenty of— this initial stage? i'm sure there's plenty of evidence | there's plenty of evidence already, as we have heard much about this in the past decade, and other countr

in chile, hundreds of demonstrators have joined calls to demand that the international criminal court condemns president nicholas my daughter on charges of persecuting opponents. they say he stole highly contested presidential elections in july. i lived in america editor lucy newman reports from santiago to appear in santiago, chile, as in many capitals of latin america, where members of the venezuelan vs perhaps have gotten together at this hour. on this exact day, we can see women whose faces had been painted in red. this is to symbolize, they say the blood that was spilt after the july 28th elections. and the more like we won the elections, fat and square, why do we recognize that we asked the well, anyone who can help to take action they are specifically calling to the international criminal court to now condemn the venezuelan government. that is what this is about. they say that that may make a difference. many of them also, as you can see, have photographs of the people who are in prison. many, many of them are very young. i've already spoken to 120 year old who arrived here in

the south we generally seen solely regarding the international criminal court. we always believed that it should uphold an objective and impartial stance strictly adhere to the principal of complementarity and international cooperation and exercise its powers prudently in accordance with the rooms statute and general international law. according to the statute, unless referred by the un security council, the court has no jurisdiction over acts committed by nationals of non state parties on the territory of non state parties. more than a $600.00 styles. i know to him just mostly misled violence in me and i'm are in 2017 that basically became refugees in bangladesh. back then, the general was the ministry come under under the leadership of the nobel prize winner. and for my darling of the west, of course, on the song so cheap, she already testified before the i, c, c, and 2019 claiming the last genocide was a legitimate correct down against terrorist some of the refugees of bangladesh. welcome a hey select this decision. is don't we all the ring is are very deligh

and we all remember when the boss of the road here got indicted by the international criminal court for basically saving kids and saving his country and intervening to stop at genocide in don't boss basically. that's what was going on since 2014 the what am the media and the press. we're all very, very eager to. uh, you know, slammed on go, put as a criminal guess i'll talk to happen in the same court. has now decided that good all benjamin netanyahu, r o paul, and tell him eve is also a war criminal and needs to stand in front of the court that nobody actually accepts it. here's a list of the countries, and it's kinda like a know not many people are buying into this most. what's gonna happen all the, the washington post kind of, everyone's a bit, you know, on jesus, what do they have to do this? now, do we have to forgive? glad do we have to, you know, make it all go away? is what does the washington post say? what do you do is gather your whole, is your tauriel board off and you, you try out an article that says to the international criminal court is not the venue to hold israel to ac

and should a hundreds of demonstrators have joined calls to demand that the international criminal court condemns vent, as well as president nicolas my door on charges of persecuting opponents. they say he stole highly contested presidential elections in july or latin america editor lasandra amend reports from santiago here in santiago chile as in many capitals of latin america, where members of the venezuelan vs perhaps have gotten together at this hour. on this exact day. we can see women whose faces had been painted in red. this is to symbolize, they say the blood that was spilt after the july 28th elections. and the more like we won the elections, fat and square, why do we recognize that we us the well, anyone who can help to take action they are specifically calling to the international criminal court to now condemned the venezuelan government. that is what this is about. they see that that may make a difference. many of them also, as you can see, have photographs of the people who are in prison. many, many of them are very young. i've already spoken to 120 year old who arrived here

last month, after the international criminal court issued an arrest warrant for prime minister, been to bring the thing out for war crimes in guns. i definitely see that is that a leader we'd be arrested if he'd visited ireland or an inmate island alongside spain and we recognize punishment as an independent state on leading is the right to call it's invoice from those countries. wonderful islands, most senior former diplomats sees is there is action to be seen a speaking on island. in particular, the view is rivers chosen to close this m as in dog one but not attend. this is in the right and also the island has worked in lock step with no inside. so there's something going on there. i mean, possibly i think it's easier to click on a small country and it is more than able to sign up for itself. and is there any troops invaded southern lebanon in october? is there a quote on ireland and the you in to withdraw peacekeepers from the country, including irish troops, w rejected the request, the same month. is there any forces i talk to you in a few positions? in 1980 island became the 1st

if he arrived in ireland, that is, of course, down to the international criminal court, issuing an arrest warrant for him. so how would you describe the relationship between is really an iron recently and whether tensions have been escalating and well, i suppose tensions have been escalator and it's always been a bit for us both at the end of the day as me whole says, we've long calls for the irish government to cost all ties a different advertise with these rather we want them to and not the legislation the occupied territories built into other bills. and the legal is very nice estimates divestment ban on the arms embargo bill. and so we want the government to go further and it's measures, and i do think that it's possible that they do because they haven't said that they would not be occupied territories, build a pending review. and it is possible that this is one of the reasons at that this sabre rattling ask from the israeli government is going on. and so we disagree that they, the diplomatic, a ton of should be kept up with this, right? because really the island and me on my own and s

i know a 100 demonstrates is demanding that the international criminal court condemn, defend this one in preston, nicholas medina, on charges of persecuting opponents. they say he stole highly contested presidential elections and do not. well that's in america, edits understanding and reports from santiago. here in santiago, chile as in many capitals of latin america, where members of the venezuelan vs perhaps have gotten together at this hour. on this exact day, we can see women whose faces had been painted in red. this is to symbolize, they say the blood that was spilt after the july 28th elections and the more like we want the elections, fat and square. why don't we recognize that we us the well, anyone who can help to take action they are specifically calling to the international criminal court to now condemn the venezuelan government. that is what this is.

i think the international criminal court is considering an arrest warrant for the military leader of me in law. the prosecutor says there's evidence that general committed war crimes against the ethnic group in that country and also with neighbors combined with dish china. i mean, time is always the court to be quoted just unfair. and so we don't speaking fully regarding the international criminal court, but we always believed that it should uphold an objective and impartial stance. strictly adhere to the principle of complementarity and international cooperation and exercise its powers prudently. in accordance with the rome statute. in general, international law. we according to the statute, unless referred by the un security council. the court has no jurisdiction over acts committed by nationals of non state parties on the territory of non state parties. for more than 600000 the routine job, most of them is 5 bob and send me an hour and 2017. they became refugees in bangladesh. back then, the general was the military come on there under the leadership of a nobel prize winner on for

an article that says to the international criminal court is not the venue to hold israel to account. uh, so where is uh, down your local bar over some uh, you know, a sausage role is in some code 0. mm. very strange. what would the discussing? israel be israel. uh, what would it be without a good a lindsey lindsey graham. you know, he does love as will, and lindsey had, well, you could probably call you a complete meltdown when he heard that the all i see, see who we saw back in the day. and it was a very evidence based organization noon, a great job student, a great job when it comes to enroll, getting in trouble, old linda lindsey graham doesn't pay male prostitutes to visit his home and united states. and there is no evidence of that whatsoever. so i'd have to clarify that he completely lost his fears. they say when the video or you go to any allied canada breton, germany, france. if you try to help the i c. c, we're going to sanction you by and you saw a little justin and candidate and his position. what should the penalty be forced to crush your economy? canadians get ready. i m

not all of the member states of international criminal court, or is committed to its principles as they should be. it's a warning from icbc president of judge tomoko county after the court issued arrest warrants, israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu on the form of defence administer. you'll have guidelines, they face allegations of all crimes and crimes against humanity. we find it affording that certain states and then to be yours skinned arise. the friends are independent judges, issue decisions in line with the evidence on zillow. i see, see, chief prosecute kareem. com says the assembly is a pivotal time we are facing unprecedented and just we see civil society victims, survivors to manage it launch i think have unprecedented expectations. the quizzical reaction to the arrest warrants with them, yahoo, i'm galant from some european members of the course of let the accusations of double standards. the international criminal court is important not only for the policies, but for victims for over the ward. this is human very to is, this is coming here, which is on the property of

the the rise, the international criminal court has 9 session please be seated. first of all, i would like to pause the court officer to call the case. yes mister president. situation, you know, kinda in the case of the prosecutor versus dominique on when case reference i c, c, c 02040115. and for the record we already know been session. thank you very much. i should now ask the court officer to read out the charges as presented by the prosecutor. however, as there are 70 charges brought against dominic's own way, i will just summarize, of attacks against civilian population as a war, crime, murder, as a crime against humanity. and as a war crime, sexual slavery as a crime against humanity and as wall crimes committed between the 1st of july, 2002, and 31st december, 2005 in northern uganda. now mister, i'm going to do. you'll make an admission of guilt with respect to any charge that did unfold. uh and i'm open. i think you've been there too much. you can do it to any yeah. you are my staff. any, come, i'll be in the car and you click on kind of you don't gone ca

international human rights law. ready they do say they support the international court of justice and liam's national criminal court bought exactly the same breast and they say they're going to ignore them on this. okay. well, it's not a pick and choose the rule. it has been made of israel's behavior in gaza is an active genocide against of hosting and people. and so that means that the governments that so of some one to. ready knows that judgment is itself putting in the possibility of legal action against the government for refusing to suspend supplies. and that feeling all around the world is so strong. there is a kind of echo chamber western media by which the, some of the west to europe in the north american governments take. so i'm confident thinking that they are supporting his rilen raffle is going to be a ride. the reality is that all around the world, the level of support for the palestinian people disappear, that it's ever been under the termination of many of us to stop the supply weapons . and all was to, uh, is right, a little is under warranty that we will carry on doing that. so we're currently even

. >>> the international criminal court's chief prosecutor has requested arrest warrants for the headcrimes against humanity committed against the country's rohingya muslim population. the allegations stem from a 2017 cy that was led by min aung hlang. accused of ordering a force deportation campaign of nearly 1 million rohingya muslims to the neighboring country of bangladesh, which includes what the united nations has called ethnic cleansing involving mass rapes, killing of civilians and mass burnings of home. the international court of justice, the u.n.'s highest court, also has a separate case before it, alleging that myanmar is responsible for genocide against the muslim rohingya. he's also the currently the leader of myanmar, following a coup in 2021 against the elected government of awning sang sang. we'll continue to follow the latest on this situation and other cases before the international criminal court. more velshi after the break. more velshi after the break. ster traps 4x more dust, for a clean even mom approves of. that reach! making hard to reach... so easy. swiffer.

ready the rise, the international criminal court is not in session. please be seated. first of all, i would like do us the court officer to call the case has mr. president, situation, you know, kinda in the case of the prosecutor versus dominique on when case reference i c, c 02040115. and for the record we are in open session. thank you very much. i should now ask the court officer to read out the charges as presented by the prosecutor. however, as there are 70 charges broiled against dominic's own way, i will just summarize, of attacks against civilian population as a war, crime, murder, as a crime against humanity. and as a war crime, sexual slavery as a crime against humanity and as wall crimes committed between the 1st of july, 2002, and 31st december, 2005 in northern uganda. now me still i'm going to do. you'll make an admission of guilt with respect to any charge that did unfold. uh and i'm open. i think you've been there too much. you can do it to any yeah. you are my staff. any, come, i'll be in the car and you click on kind of, you don't gone quote, my dear,

. >> if the international criminal court called for him to be put on trial, would you send him for trialf course the international criminal court has an arrest warrant out for president putin, and also has an arrest warrant out for prime minister netanyahu of israel which is rejected by israel and by the united states, so this is all happening amid a febrile political environment in the middle east and what's happening in syria is just a catalyst for all of that. the hope is that there will be stability led by the civilian people, the fear is that there will be more chaos. >> really important context you bring us. thank you, keir simmons, for that. >>> up next on ""ana cabrera reports,"" another one, it was travis kelce, and patrick mahomes, now joe burrows home was broken into. is there a link? what are authorities saying? li? what are authorities saying? with liberty mutual. customize and sa— (balloon doug pops & deflates) and then i wake up. and you have this dream every night? yeah, every night! hmm... i see. (limu squawks) only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. lib

the international criminal court has issued a warrant for his arrest on charges of crimes against humanityional has accused the israeli government of genocide, detailing how it denies food and medicine to the victims of its war in gaza. debora patta is there. >> reporter: each morning jamalat wadi heads off in search of food for her family of 13. this is what her life is like every day now. angry crowds fightig for a precious lifeline. bread. it's like gold. and almost as expensive. at $10 a bag, up from just $1 before the war. "we need to eat. we're exhausted," pleaded wadi. "stop this war and let the aid in." once again, she returns to her makeshift tent empty-handed. on this night all they have is a single bowl of lentils to share. the youngest eat first. in the north israel has allowed virtually no aid in for two months, turning down 82 of the 91 delivery requests made by the u.n. and in the south there's a trickle getting in but it's nowhere near enough. hunger has spread everywhere. here a sea of kids jostle outside a soup kitchen, all starving. everyone has to pitch in. 11-year-old

will the the hague or the international criminal court be able to process and charge, uh, bashar assad i certainly hope so uh, we have not seen that kind of action since the balkans. but i tell you, it would be a very wonderful occurrence if some of these war criminals were actually prosecuted by the international criminal court. and i hope that happens with assad. >> general mark hertling, thank you so much for your time. we appreciate it. >> thank you jessica. >> still ahead, how israel is responding tonight to the fall of the assad regime. breaking news continues next you can't fool myself. >> it was the most exciting time in the world. >> his life had extremely joyful moments and some really difficult moments. >> you only come across an artist like luther vandross once in a lifetime. >> luther. never too much new year's day on cnn. >> okay, everyone, our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for strength and energy ensure with 27 vitamins and minerals, nutrients for immune health, and ensure complete with 30g of protein everyone's running to subway for three. >> all ne

in this regard, we welcome the activities of the international criminal court and and and dependent international fact- finding mission, particularly in the absence of a human presence in sudan and urge for cooperation with the critical work. in conclusion, mr. president, makes it really helped for an immediate end to this devastating conflict that has lasted for more than 20 months. we believe that only the establishment of an inclusive civilian led democratic payment will meet the aspirations of the sudanese people. we will contribute constructively to the efforts and broader international community initiatives to achieve these goals. i thank you, mr. president. >> i think the representative of the republic of korea for their statement. i will now give the photo the representative from malta. >> i begin by thanking you for convening this high-level briefing on sudan. i thank you for the valuable insights. for 20 months, hostilities between the saf and rsf have unleashed devastating consequences with civilians bearing the brunt . instead of the warring parties moved away and de-escalation, we ar

at the car, us into larry hundreds of demonstrators adjoining calls to demand that the international criminal court condemns van as well. as president nicolas my durham on charges of persecuting opponents, they say he stole highly contested presidential elections in july or line america editor the see you know and reports from santiago. here in santiago, chile as in many capitals of latin america, where members of the venezuelan vs perhaps have gotten together at this hour. on this exact day, we can see women whose faces had been painted in red. this is to symbolize, they say the blood that was spilt after the july 28th elections and the more like we want the elections, fat and square. why don't we recognize that we off the well, anyone who can help to take action they are specifically calling to the international criminal court to now condemn the venezuelan government. that is what this is about. they see that that may make a difference. many of them also, as you can see, have photographs of the people who are in prison. many, many of them are very young. i've already spoken to 120 year old who ar

the international court of justice, the top colt in the un system, part of the united nations, saying that israel must stop is minute to oppression some that the 8 in we have the international criminal court is come up with arrest warrants, full benjamin netanyahu, these are the prime minister and his former defense minister, and yet nothing has changed. nothing has happened despite the courts pronounce it pronouncing on this, but you frustrated what a deep interest rate it's. it's a defiance of the international and rule base order to restore that with the defiance and visa, visa, you and child the defiance to be the v international human to enroll on the, the high. and so a visa v of the voting of the international call of dusty. so what we are confronted with and observing today is a tool to in crisis offer infinity. basically, this is, i mean, on demanding the relevancy of the, the geneva convention and undermining potentially international law or tearing up principles that took so many decades to, to, to, to be put in place. let me ask you about the displacement of people because it's not just people to be moved from the homes. most cousins be moved multiple times in a living d

international court of justice is considering a case based on the geneva genocide convention against israel. you also know that benjamin netanyahu and his former defence minister face arrest warrants from the international criminalycock. we met with the defence minister gallant as well. he had a strong, resolute will to try to root out the remaining hamas terrorists. and unfortunately, this administration has tied the hands of the israelis. they have withheld armaments that we have approved to go over there, and they have not let israel finish the job. all right, congressman, we are out of time. i thank you very much indeed forjoining me from washington. thank you. steve, god bless you, thank you. hello there. the fine weather that we saw on monday for most of us will continue through this week. we've got high pressure in charge of the weather, keeping things settled and, well, mostly cloudy. there will be some sunny spells from time to time. but the area of high pressure isn't going to move very far, really, throughout the week. on tuesday, it's still situated really across scotland and northern ireland. still perhaps a bit breezy down to the south—east of england, where those white lines, the isobars, are a li

and his false words are a reward for the international criminal court. and the israel hating can israel is fighting back against the murderous terrorist group and carried out mass massacres . there. we will not stop until all our hostages are returned. a mouse is military and govern mental capabilities are destroyed and we will ensure that god's no longer poses a threat to israel. but such a reaction is somewhat surprising given the statement is coming from some is really politicians like recently the national security administer, mr. ben, he'll lead out us try conversion from guys. i'm in an interview with on your radio . he proposed reclaiming territory in gaza and slowly took the controversial idea of encouraging probably student migration from the region. and also hinting, had growing support for such measures from the prime minister benjamin netanyahu himself. here's what mister vandevere had to say. let's take a look at some ideas like settling and gaza are welcome. the only times we defeated our enemies were when we took the territory from them. b

university pleasure to have you when i was there a many things now the president of the international criminal court has criticized the us on russia, interfering with investigations. tomoko economy made the remarks of the opening, of course, annual meetings in the hague of the netherlands. a 120 full member states are set to elect committee members and approve the codes budget this week. the conference take place takes place against a backdrop of possible us functions and push back over arrest warrants for is really officials. the quote is being swift thing with direct one year economic sanctions from institutions o, another permanent member of the security council. as if it was a 10 or terrorist organizations, these majors would be happy 3 on the minds of quotes, operations in or situations and cases and sympathize its very existence. let's go to business with food choices now from the hague. so very powerful words that benefit from the i c c president who specifically she talking about of the past. what was the 1st time and i see you see present as cold out to members of the un security council, p

to pay a 3 times a week and this at a time, and he face of an arrest warrants of by the international criminal court. but also israel is still engaged in war and gaza. so it comes out of really officer being a very difficult time for as well. and it also did some of the divisions and as well itself. because if you ask people why on you are happy, you will get very different answers depending on who you talk to, to support as will say they're unhappy because they see this as a witch hunt. i'm a witch hunt to topple him. lead by the liberal left and the judiciary in his role as a massive that netanyahu himself has been fostering over his and his critics of accused them of prolonging this trial, but also the war in gaza to. 1 to, to, to save his political career, to, to maintain or to rescue his political survival. so while nobody is really happy and as well, it also very much so deepens the divisions in the country. emily guarding them before to from jerusalem for us. thank you very much. i it's you're watching that dw news, and this gives you a quick reminder of the top story at this hour in syria, r

constructing his grip on power as well as prime minister now officially wanted by the international criminal court for electrical crimes. also faces trying a ton here at the district goals and tel aviv in an underground chamber. benjamin netanyahu is expected to give testimony in his own good and corrupt some trial. it will be the 1st time is of history, but a sitting time minister testified as a defendant and i'm doing this. i'm going to netanyahu's trial has stretched out even more than 4 years. he stands accused of committing fraud, bribery, and breach of trust. in 3 separate cases, case one to 1000 claims netanyahu and his family accepted the loss of such as a supervisor of the one who fights their the best than any other leader in these run. and perhaps, than any other leader in the world, uh, being charged or being convicted will think is legacy. and his critics had accused him of prolonging the horn above the delayed judgment and for maintenance. how our appointment is only concern is his own survival. he wants to stay in power at the same time then john, who has been able to use the trial

increasing him in israel, which is carrying this out a criminal regime indicted by the international criminal court. but they back trumps appointment for us. are you an investor or are you good? and that's what it is real is mike, how can be, who has made statements about exterminating, essentially the palestinians? this is a united bipartisan imperialist policy and do the walk in closet with united states care or do they want the defense jobs with the engineer making a more military shelves? there's enormous opposition to the genocide when we found that, of course, in the election campaign. one of the key issues that we stressed however, was that the genocide had to be understood as part of an escalating global war. including the u. s. nato war against russia and ukraine, which is itself escalating the preparations for war against china. this is a developing global imperialist war, and it will be continued under a trump administration. and it threatens all of mankind. it is really an ex essential question. there is opposition to the war in the united states as or is in all of the imperialist count

south africa, which of course brought the nato of genocide in gun as a case to the dying international criminal court. opponents design is a long time campaign of human rights all around the world. roger waters, the legendary pink floyd front man, joins me now from the caribbean. roger, thanks so much for coming back on going underground. i'd rather talk about the sequence that go and sequence. i don't know to wish you were here, but you know why we're both here. you've tirelessly supported palestine, palestinians, the un resolutions violated by britain, united states, european union. and israel is it. is it now over for palestine given the crucial the nation of syria as being defeated? so again, i find out a way as a, as the months unfold. none of us wake up in the morning thinking, oh well, that's better. oh, well, this is all right now. you know, um, you were telling me before we went out on about the new purchase of job ally, a refugee camp and it's a, you know, looks like a run by a military airport. there's been found in garza and garza. yeah. children about go so now i'm talking about cosa yea