those allowed to commit any lawlessness in any violations of the international law group. and for some kind of that house on friday, washington head over 85 present targets across iraq and syria saving lives over at least 54 people. iraqi as already say, both civilian and state troops were killed in the attack, even though the us says that it was targeting uranian proxies. now, following the attacks, printed lines, books, bus and cold iraq phones, a valued partner. we've been very clear in terms of what we're, the groups that we're targeting, and the capabilities that we're targeting, that are associated with the i r g c. and i ran in the back proxies who are facilitating and conducting attacks on us forces. and that, that is our focus. obviously, when it comes to the iraqis, iraqi security forces me iraqi government, iraq is or value partner. continue to work closely with that rack on counterterrorism efforts. and i'll just leave it at that. now the us added to the action in response to the death of 3 americans sold as a new drug and attack along the syrian jordanian bord

international criminal court, israel's policies and practices in the opt meet the evidentiary standards for the existence of a partide. first, the existence of two more, two or more different racial groups is present. international law by the standard, two distinct separate racial groups coexist in palestine, namely the indigenous palestinian population and israeli jews. second, the establishment of institutionalized regime of systematic oppression and domination by one racial group over another, undoubted. exists as evidenced in the state of palestine's written statement, israel has in purpose and in effect elaborated through laws, military courts, violence, discriminatory zoning and planning and collective punishment, the system to subjugate palestinians, they are confined in space and rights, they travel on segregated roads a phenomenal that even upparty south africa never knew, third, the commission of inhumane acts is endemic. israel subjects the palestinians at unprecedented levels to inhumane acts as defined by these two conventions. such inhumane acts include murder, forceable population transfer, massive arbitrary ar... imprisonment and torture, and while the occupation continues, they are becoming more egr

a wrinkled price. palestinians are routed from their homes and lands in violation of international laws. rights groups say at least 65 as riley laws discriminate against palestinians. i think every aspect of palestinian lives separating families restricting their freedom to travel to work and even to access clean water. then is the everyday violence of his riley forces and civilized, nearly $400.00 palestinians, including children, had been killed in the occupied with bank since october, the 7th, and more than $7000.00 have been to tide. now most of those are an administrative detention. that is they are held without a trial now the top court. busy the united nations is hearing submissions from $52.00 nations and 3 organizations to consider the legal consequences of the world's longest occupation. and this is what occupation feels like the palestinians from casa to the west, back to her wisdom dead. like the deadline of the last, the history i have left allows little the most positive. why the minister i if the how the most of the protected the issue, jimmy, or you can send a correspondence, a coverin

have the feeling that that's already the situation feel, but a group's also warning of potential violations of international humanitarian law. also boarding that it's through monetary, an efforts or all of these a groups that are involved there if it's could come to a complete holt. if there is a military offensive ground defensive in rafa. now the domestic pressure has also been uh, pulling netanyahu from all sides, uh, those who want the boat to continue those who want to see the hostages release. those who want peace, but also uh, calls on the prime minister in self to resign. nathan, yahoo, those perhaps heating those warnings for the 1st time in this bowl, from the west rather than his right wing coalition members ordering the military now to come up with some sort of plan to evacuate the 1000000 civilians in wrap up a way to the north, some officials is saying what's left in the north no, much, uh, as far as the, uh, the directions that are possible to the south is egypt. and it does not want to see an influx of palestinian refugees and thoughts on that point. egypt is now talking about stepping up security on its boa

the court will prosecute violators of international law in gaza. resistance groups in gaza they have set the complete withdrawal of the zionist regime from this barricade and the end of the war as a condition of the prisoner exchange agreement. but joe biden said in a joint press conference with the king of jordan that we are working on an agreement to release the prisoners, which could lead to a period of calm for at least six weeks. the american president did not oppose the plan of the zionist regime to attack rifasham and only said. he said: in the military operation against rifa , a plan should be presented to ensure the health of civilians. however, the king of jordan emphasized the cessation of the war and said: a ceasefire is needed to provide effective aid to gaza we are permanent. abdullah ii also said: we cannot tolerate israel's attack on rafah because it will lead to a human disaster. a number of american citizens gathered in front of the white house in washington to condemn america's support for the zionist regime. the participants in this protest rally

united states and a violation of the basic principles of the united nations charter and international law. these lemme group all big over on the glass and sco simple for that as well as legal and diplomatic efforts and measures to restore ownership and access to its property and assets. hijacking. that's how it run this crime. the united states, the seizure of event as well and own, played on monday, the boeing 747 cargo play was underneath ownership of the venezuelan and stress or company by the us. government says it was previously sold by sanction to give on an airline doc, my hot air to the state on that as well. and firm and washington views this as a violation of american export control laws. mahoney, air itself has for yours is subject to us sanctions, as the treasury claims that provide support for it runs as long as the revolution bar score rewards for us. however, they're wanting. airliner has denied any connection to this latest sees aircraft. carriages has also condemned the us measure while also rebuking argentina for its role when the confiscation of the play and calling the action act of saft

international law. several other iraqi groups, as well as resistance forces in the region slammed the attack as well.y, saying the american forces irresponsible actions undermine bilateral ties. we have discussed the growing anti-us sentiment in iraq and the region in our news review program. let's take a look. for this program, iraki politician from baghdad and saibsh author and west asia expert joining us from belfast, gentlemen, i like to welcome you both to the program here, hope you're both safe and doing well, i guess we'll start there in baghdad with you mr. libi uh, you're in thoughts on rising tensions between resistance groups, what they're all about, and why the iraqi government has first quite some time before these attacks, even been demanding the us departure from iraqi soil? yes, thank you very much. the iraki parliament have been calling now for number of months uh for the uh termination of the presence of the american troops and all international troops in the region. in iraq in particular, the government started certain negotiations last week with the americans on this issue, but we

the us attack not only violated iraq's sovereignty, but was also in breach of international law. several other iraqi groups as well as resistance forces in the region slammed the attack as well. iran has also condemned the deadly strike, calling it a clear example of state terrorism. terran says, such acts of adventurism by the us are threats to regional and international peace. washington is facing severe criticism over deadly drone strike on baghdad with iraqi authorities deploring the us actions in their country, saying the american forces irresponsible actions undermine bilateral ties. we have discussed the growing anti-us sentiment in. iraq in the region in on news review program. let's take a look. jung us is saad al-mutalibi for this program iraqy politician from baghdad and saibshath author and west asia expert joining us from belfast. gentlemen, i like to welcome you both to the program here. hope you're both safe and doing well. i guess we'll start there in baghdad with you. your initial thoughts on rising tensions between resistance groups, what the're all about and why the iraqi government has

international law. several other iraqi groups as well as resistance forces in the region slammed the attack as well.ars terran has managed to produce various types of domestically manufactured uavs with unique features. here's a report. in the early 2000s, only few countries had the technology to produce on-manned aerial vehicles for military purposes and used them in combat. some like the us enjoyed a near monopoly on this technology back then. americans boasted about their advanced drones such as the reaper and global hawk. that carried a price stack of millions of dollars. however, this monopoly no longer exists, as many countries have managed to develop their own drone programs in recent years to a stage that enables them to produce and even export uavs. one of the countries that has made great strides in this field is iran. following the victory of the islamic revolution in 1979 and the outbreak of the iran-iraq war year after, tehran understood the need for developing defensive and deterrant capabilities, and this gave birth to iran's drone program. while since the very beginning of the islami

nibenze called on the international community to condemn the actions of the group's coalition, which violate international lawyou what other statements were made. after so-called retaliatory strikes against syria and iraq, washington cannot decide. how can i express myself more correctly in front of the international community? as soon as bravura statements by the american military about successful attacks began to spread in the media, the white house hastened to explain that they had informed the iraqi government of their intentions before the attacks, but journalists found out that this was not the case. at the same time, pro-iranian formations became the targets of attacks in iraq and syria, the us department of defense confirmed. white house. insists that it is iran that contributes to the escalation of tensions in the region, and retaliatory strikes are allegedly aimed at resolving the conflict without direct confrontation. the pentagon actively denies casualties among the iranians themselves, but admits that other losses are likely. it's fair to conclude that these strikes likely resulted in casualties,

international law determines racial groups by the subjective perception of the group, that it has a separate identity, judged by the standard to this think separate 3. so groups co exist in palestine, namely the in this in those palestinian population and is there it is. second, this stablish moments of an institutionalized museum of systematic oppression on the munition by one race, a group over another undoubtedly exist as evidence in the state of palestine. zip in statement is written has in purpose and in effect longer if it through laws, military courts, violence, discriminates, resorting am, setting, and collective punishment the system to subjugate. but as the means they are confined in space and drapes. they travel on segregates adults and phenomena that even i bought by solves africa, never knew. 3rd, the commission of human acts is endemic to isn't subjects the palestinians at unprecedented levels. 2 in human acts as defined by these 2 conventions such in human acts include murder, forcible population, transfer must have arbitrary arrest, imprisonment and torture. and why the occup

states completely ignore international law, and today those people who talk about international law immediately become persons of nan-gaat in the west and not a single group, and this is an unprecedented story, not a single group of american citizens today relies on the opinion of the white house. well , it is no coincidence that today the political publication published a large article directly on the front page about how to replace biden with another candidate on the eve of the presidential election. we now turn the floor over to the news and the big game will return. don't miss 17:00. hello, there is a news broadcast on channel one, in the maxim sherifuddinov studio. first, special operations, russian intelligence services and law enforcement agencies prevented more than 400 terrorist crimes. just today it became known that sabotage was being prepared in lening. checkers with reinforced tape, another hiding place in the wardrobe, here the saboteurs left a booby trap, among the finds of fsb officers in the donetsk republic, a grenade, a machine gun and a machine gun, and what is especially valuable, secret documents of the ukrainian security service, wh

of modern international law enshrined in the un charter. and the collective human right under karary internet international law. in time catherine kolana, chair of the independent review group on unra, has briefed reporters on the scope of her probe into the activities of the struggling aid agency. the review was ordered after onwa's chief donors, including the us and the uk paused funding after israel accused the region's largest ail aid provider of employing staffers in involved in the alloxa flood operation of october 7th. the review group is expected to submit an intern report to the secretary general in march this year, with the final report to be made public and expected to be completed by late april. let's listen it. my goal is to deliver a report that is rigorous, evidence based and that would help deliver its mandate and taking account in particular the very... difficult and quite unique situation, it works uh currently and in a general context as we know for the past decades. what the uh independent review group will do is investigate, i repeat, how works with neutrality as uh it must. we will uh specifically clarify the mechanisms, the process in place, the struc

modern international law in shrined in the un charter and the collective human right under customary internet international law. in time, katherine kolana, chair of the independent review group on unra has briefed reporters on the scope of her probe into the activities of the struggling aid agency. the review was ordered after unra's chief donors including the us and the uk paused funding after israel accused the region's largest ail aid provider of employing staffers involved in the alloxa flood operation. of october 7th. the review group is expected to submitt an interim report to the secretary general in march this year with the final report to be made public and expected to be completed by late april. let's listen it. my goal is to deliver a report that is rigorous, evidence-based and that would help deliver its mandate and taking account in particular the very difficult and quite unique. passion, it works currently and in a general context, as we know for the past decades, what the independent review group will do is investigate, i repeat how works with neutrality, as it must, we will specifically clarify the mechanisms, the process in place, the structures, and see if

he faces up to 10 years in prison grates ukrainian law enforcement officers exposed an international group of hackers. criminal cyber organization (lockbit) was the most powerful among extortionists. since 2019, it has carried out more than 3,000 attacks on private sector infrastructure in the us and europe. damages to companies are estimated at billions of euros. hackers created malware that encrypted the victim's data. the attackers then threatened to leak information and demanded a ransom. in ukraine, criminals were represented by a father and son, law enforcement officers blocked more than 200 criminal accounts and deleted dozens servers in nine countries. propagandist andriy morozov, nicknamed murs, went to the kobzon concert to reveal his losses and died in russia. the local media inform. it is known in advance that the pro-kremlin blogger shot himself and left a suicide note, in which he complains about his colleagues, the so-called warlords and the main kremlin operatives, as if they had harassed him for disclosing data on the losses of putinists near avdiivka. morozov stated that

be seen as being artisemitic or indeed being seen in favor of the resistance groups, we have the right under international law to resist by all means necessary, the illegal occupation of their land and their country uh we're we're witnessing the state and the state... establishments uh moving into an anti uh palestine and a pro israeli zone uh and a part of that is this encouragement of islamophobia from tommy robinson and people on the right uh as far as a conservative government uh where they are pushing the narrative where uh people here are muslims in this country could be seen as a fifth column uh working to destabilize uh the nation so and part of that is attempt to, i believe the zanist have for many, many decades tried to change anti-semitism into islamophobia, they are trying to portray the muslims as the terrorist threat to the world, and that israel and his anistat is not a threat to anybody, but any muslim anywhere in the world is a potential threat to the country that they live in. absolutely, zionism, the ideology of of division, no doubt. um, gentlemen. um, we're fresh out of time, jonathan cha

be seen as being anti-semitic or indeed being seen in favor of the resistance groups we have the right under international law to resist by all means necessary. illegal occupation of their land and their country uh we're we're witnessing the state and the state establishments uh moving into an anti uh palestine and a pro israeli zone uh and a part of that is this encouragement of islamophobia from tommy robinson and people on the rate uh as far as the conservative government uh where they are pushing the narrative where uh people here are muslims in this country could be seen as a fifth column uh working to destabilize uh the nation, so part of that is attempt to, i believe this have for many many decades try to change anti-semitism into islamophobia, they are trying to portray the muslims as the terrorist threat to the world and that israel and his anesty is not a threat to anybody, but any muslim anywhere in the world is a potential threat to the country that they live. absolutely, designism, the ideology of of division, no doubt, um, gentlemen, um, we're fresh out of time, jonathan chadwick and pray hugs,

international law. so this is what we're hearing, reiterated by not only the air group, but also un officials as the worry about attempts to evacuate. so many people from rasa. now, 1400000 people. there are many of them living in the very streets that would need to be utilized to get them out of the area and out of harm's way. they thank you so much, chris and christmas limited for us at the un headquarters a little over the past 4 months, as well as relentless bowman campaign has for the people of cause of the flea further. instead of the south, it started in on the type of wind, hundreds of thousands for the south post. why? because when the is ready on the announced a 6 hour window for civilians to move the following month. fee is where the air force dropped leaflets. east of con eunice, ordering residents to evacuate immediately to water cold, no and shelters. in december, these ready army told residents in several areas in the north, in the center of the gaza strip, to move immediately to shelters into our bylaw, january. so as well, or the hundreds of thousands of people in con eunice to our milwau

the west been support for each roll of ballast with gray validation of international law. members, all the answer war active is group code pain can come from to the us congress man who previously volunteered with these really admitted treat. this comes out for the lawmakers stated that the debt children in palestine are not innocent. these are not innocent palestinians of the half a 1000000 people started to the are people that should go out there and for the government in place that doesn't go out there and attack the of the on folding him any 2 in crisis. and guys, the focus of the latest episode of going on the ground out of the former dean of habits. kennedy school of government says that americans support for easily damaging washington's so called soft palate. you can watch the entire show on our website. the archie does come, but here is a quick big you can win a battle as moves a war. and now there's into terms of tactical successes of these early to demonstrate that they have a good deal of capability. but in terms of the soft power and the ability to attract others, i think the disproportionate number of ca

international law. do as defense, x reload often says on groups bound to tax on us base in the middle east will be held accountable. 3 american soldiers are killed in a try to tackle all of us based on jo, any of the suite and u. s. customs right button assigned to the executive order. imposing sanctions on 4 is very set. let's start talking palestinians. in the occupied west bank finance gates, palestinians in the west banks increase shopping since installed from casa full. charles profit has moved from ramallah in the occupied west bank. a few ends organizations for the coordination of humanitarian affairs. i'll just put out some specific sticks in the last few days that in the state. just how much of an optic that has been in settler violence since the october the 7th. how much the tax also says the between october, the 7th and january the 28th, there were no less than $0.46 or tax again, see the palestinians, palestinian prophecy all she goes on to say that a 3rd of those attacks involve settlers carrying firearms of hoff of those attacks involved the, the, the support or the accompaniment of the i

international law. not you could say, what does he un body does this event ball the, the working group on all the directions action which is appointed by the united nations. human rights council. opposite uh, to decide legal issues like this. well, they are established as the international specialist ball. they're looking at international law. and when will they say about the international law is well, there's anybody who are better or more competent to do that. and the u. k. of these, the bridge, those heart is always bound to by international law. okay. so there's the, there's the arbitrary detention claim, but i want to read. there's also the question of, of whether he would get a fair trial. if it goes back to the us, i want to read a quote that you gave to the journal organization last year. we abbreviated it slightly. you said that missed if mister hassan is brought to the us, they will manage to keep him in prison for an inter, indeterminate period of time. they would find arguments which would be accepted, but by a highly politicized judicial process. as are you saying, professor, that assigns canno

ally and friend to israel and a group that wants to make sure that israel is able to protect that sovereignty and do so within the boundaries defined by international lawit's an important message to send to think about that this is not an extended or expanded war and we have the ability to create a two state solution where israelis and palestinians could live side-by-side? host: has the president been forceful enough with israel? guest: they are doing as much as possible. there is a lot going on behind-the-scenes to make sure that we are having open and frank discussions with israel to make sure we are able to free hostages and find an abiding peace. host: is there a cease fire and under what conditions? guest: it's an agreement:j3■ ons to step forward with any positives so at this point a cease-fire is not something i would support unless less of mosses at the table. host: one more reason to talk about is what is going on with ukraine. dat ukraine is tied up with negotiations over the southern border. what is your stance on that? guest: i had the chance to meet in lithuania and it was starting to see our men and women stationed in less to hear their f

thing that the law does not permit whether you're talking about genocide or international humanitarian law or war crimes. you are not permitted to, is it well restrict, collectively on a group which the apple can be undoubtedly interpreted that is a matter of the destruction of that group that, that is time to mount a genocide. and if people are doing that without intervention by and that is raised to a bit without the intervention of these riley government has still been happening. and then they all complicit in what the. i agree the international court has yet to make a final judgment. but it seems to me they must be getting pretty close to it when the report comes back from is or if they do revolve back all 12 year olds, and how much am i use to make kites and fly them outside his home? the tax by the is really army forced his family to move to a refugee come, he's trying to continue his hobby using what little he has. this is his story. that is not the and the i guess i should be on the bottom. i'm. yeah. i'm as much of the mission model of my shift so i don't know that the these 2 are the shipments going on with that as a shop with my but i yeah, the last lab the i'm g

country's ministry of internal affairs, the attackers were members of a left-wing group, their motives are being clarified, the incident has already been called a terrorist attack by lawnforcement agencies; it is also reported that the third participant in the attack was detained, he injured. meanwhile, one of the victims of the terrorist attack died. a two-day patriotic forum of the youth of the union state started at bsu. its participants are more than 60 students from belarus and russia. the goal is to create a modern platform for the effective exchange of experience and ideas. but cultural and humanitarian integration, cooperation and movement forward, it is important that our youth...

international law. and they're designed to defend the interest of only one narrow group of countries and the attempt of some of our western colleagues at the meetings of the group of 20 ministers. to divert the discussion from considering these key issues on the topic of support for the key for team unfounded accusations of russia and in every possible way to equalize the gender by developing countries, which most countries of the global south have not supported. and this was proven by the discussion that took place here. so the west ones have been the west bay for then try to hijack this uh, forum as well. um, a number of ministers including the u. k. 4 and secretary drummond, foreign minister, and the american secretary of state brought up the issue of the death and public setting of all need based upon the critic of the russian president in one of the russian prisons. now the causes of that of the south are still unknown, but as to the gala for all 5 faced questions about the fate of alexander obama. she also said that if you are truly concerned about, you know, human lives, the value of human life.

law says it's reviewing a ceasefire proposal. put forward by as well and international lead the ages. the minutes in group is considered the terrace organization by many western states. even as bottles have been raging on the ground for weeks, reports of circulated that a cease fire between israel and how mosque was about to happen. is real said discussions and tar had been productive. palestinians have called insistently at the united nations for a pause in the fighting. the best way to avoid regional escalation is not the threat or use of more fire to action for an immediate cease fire. there's also been pressure from within israel itself. some families of hostages. want to see an end to fighting. they need the results i need, i need, i need to deal. i need to see my sister coming back and see if crossing the border . but as i know, there is 2 open questions that all around it is just wasting our time. and the question is about us is fire. as you know, there is a people to try to see it as a last and come back the last in the war. and if you go see the fire, just mean this is a fire and to save life and

couldn't voice according to international humanitarian law, must be protected from all parties to the conflict. also during combined to pull off the u. n is putting together a group of senior officials to order to own them off the largest amount of tearing provider in gaza. they will check whether the un agency has done enough in response to is very on occasions that 12 of it stops were involved in the october 7th attacks investigation. we've been there by catherine colona. the former french foreign minister review group will begin to work late to this mountain is expected to publish its findings. in april. the donors have taken clear notice of the swift action taken by the secretary jones taken by the commission in general to address head on issues that may exist a week will continue to communicate with donors. the secretary general is been very forthcoming with the commissioner general. i have no doubt we'll continue to do that as well. we also encourage other members state to may not have given to unwind the past or had given in the past, but have not given recently and have the ability to do so to show generosity and to show solidarity un security council has

international law. in the meantime, members of the items he will active is group code paint kind of confirmed to the us congressman who previously volunteered with the is really managing this comes off of the norman because they did the, the dead children, the impact assign, uh, not innocent of the pictures these are not innocent, boston and civilians and the half a 1000000 people started to the are people that should go out there and for the government in place that doesn't go out there and attack the whole thing causes in gaza is the focus of the latest episode of going on the ground, the full, the dean of poverty, kennedy schools. government says that american civil is a, is damage in washington circle, south power a, who was the entire show on our website? i'll see the com, but here's a quick review. you can win a battle as lose a war. and now there's in terms of tactical successes of these early. so demonstrate that they have a good deal of capability, but in terms of a soft r and the ability to attract others, i think the disproportionate number of casualties and gaza has indeed damaged their sof

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other rights groups argued that supply of the parts by the netherlands are contribution to serious violations of international law by israel. the verdict follows an order in december by another court in the heg. that court ruled that supplying the parts was primarily. a political decision and judges should not interfere with it. dutch authorities say it is not clear whether they have the power to intervene in the deliveries. the netherlands stores the us-owned f-35 parts before shipping them to several partners, including israel. meanwhile, israeli forces killed two more palestinians in the west bank as the regime intensifies its daily dose of violence across the... occupied territories, one of the killings took place in albuz. according to regime's troops, the victim was armed with knife and was trying to stab them after being stopped for questioning. the israeli military has cited a similar justification for another shooting that happened in the city of al khalil. it says the slain palestinin man was attempting to stab an israeli soldier. the killings are the latest episode of the israeli violence which has inc

the rights groups argued that the supply. parts by the netherlands are contribution to serious violations of international law by israel. the verdict follows an order in december by another court of the heg. that court ruled that supplying the parts was primarily a political decision and judges should not interfere with it. dutch authorities say it is not clear whether they have the power to intervene in the deliveries. the netherlands stores the us-owned f-35 parts before shipping them to several partners including israel. well, as the israeli unslot on gaza has entered its fifth month, the international community is increasingly showing solidarity with the palestinian cause by joining the boycott movement. the movement aims to isolate the israel economically, political and culturally until it ends its occupation and oppression of palestinians earlier in our explainer program, giso ahmedi discussed this issue in detail. let's take a listen. the us israeli genocidal war as well into its fourth month, and as the genocide continues, so have the actions taken by people around the world to boycut israel in one fo

case pool by human rights groups. israel has rejected calls for an arms embargo saying it's fighting the war and guns in self defense guns in accordance with international law. now it looks like something out of the james bond movie, or from the iron mine series. if you're a little younger, the united arab emirates has hosted the world's 1st jets to grace funds for us on that past subject is around the an obstacle close on the device. although i know there's no secret involved here that suits have most of the most sports cos i'm kind of, we've speeds of up to 130 kilometers and sounds dangerous. and it actually is that was a crash theory, the right spot. the pilot gave us the thumbs up the and that's it from me and the new steam fund i'll have enough to to at the top of the gulf, isabel, and thanks for watching the this shadows costs and video shed lights on. the dog is devastating colonial har. is infected by germany across and he employed a score farms and destroy lights. what is the legacy of this wide spread races, depression, today? history, we need to talk about here the stories.