israel had nuclear bomb. despite the publication of israel's nuclear news, western countries did not protest against israel, neither did the united nations. nor even the international atomic energy agency raise any complaints. israel's nuclear activities continued in silence. years later, it became clear that israel's nuclear waste had been buried in various palestinian areas.. it seemed that the zionist had turned to war and enmity against the concept of life. the extremism of the jews, which had been ongoing for centuries, manifested itself in a new form in the 20th century, in the form of israel. a small troublesome demon in the middle east region. iran lied, big time, after signing the nuclear deal in 2015, iran intensified its efforts to hide its secret nuclear files. more than 500 the children were killed during the conflict, what have they done wrong? being born in gaza is not the crime. more than year after the war was waged by the israeli regime on the gaza strip, and approximately year after the cai

from israel's perspective, egypt was considered israel's immediate enemy. however, this was not enough for israel. egypt had to be within israel's grasp. the sinai desert and islands were protected by the egyptians themselves, posing no threat to israel. israel's shipping was not facing any problems, but the most important issue was water. water, and the nile river. the nile river was the main source of life for many egyptians and held great importance. the lack or scarcity of water would have... created a security crisis for egypt. egypt's population is projected to reach 160 million by the year 2050. in the event of water cutoff, over 2 million farmers would be directly affected. israel had been after looting egypt's water resources since the time of hersel. when it became clear that the transfer of nial water would come with difficulties, israel sought... to steal water from the source. since 1946, america has been studying the construction of a dam in ethiopia. the implementation of such plans would fulfill israel's desires and increase israel's influen

against israel. neither did the united nations, nor even the international atomic energy agency raise any complaints? israel's nuclear activities continued in silence. years later, it became clear that israel's nuclear waste had been. buried in various palestinian areas. it seemed that the zionis had turned to war and enmity against the concept of life. the extremism of the jews, which had been ongoing for centuries, manifested itself in a new form in the 20th century in the form of israel. a small troublesome demon in the middle east region. iran lied, big time. after signing the nuclear deal in 2015, iran intensified its efforts to hide its secret nuclear files. besoin de patrons pour la renouveler. 'we're not supposed to talk about the mona, that's the g, because it's a secret. this two state have 200 atomic work hydrogen bomb. all the other nuclear plants in the world are monitored, but not the ones in israel. كان يشتغل بدون اي نوع من انواع الاجراءات الوقايه، على العكس تماما، نفس الزلمه اللي كان

it didn't exonerate israel on any charge. _ israel. didn't - israel. it didn't exonerate israel on any charge, it didn't make i israel. it didn't exonerate israel on any charge, it didn't make a | on any charge, it didn't make a ruling. these are interim measures pending a broader hearing. it is saying that israel has to take these actions because the people of palestine are at risk of genocide, given what the israeli forces have done so far. just to clarify that point. it done so far. just to clarify that oint. ., . ., , point. it did not come up with cease-fire. _ point. it did not come up with cease-fire. no, _ point. it did not come up with cease-fire. no, it— point. it did not come up with cease-fire. no, it didn't. - point. it did not come up with cease-fire. no, it didn't. wel point. it did not come up with - cease-fire. no, it didn't. we have the idea of— cease-fire. no, it didn't. we have the idea of approach _ cease-fire. no, it didn't. we have the idea of approach which - cease-fire. no, it didn't. we have the idea of approa

we're going to take a look at uh how this us israel genocidal war is impacting the cash flow in israel. and then uh another aspect not paid too much attention to which should be uh actually and that is the us assistance to israel 3.8 billion dollars in military support. you have the $14 billion dollar funding bill that has been passed but has not been dispersed yet and also the lines of credit by the us. how important is that for? lifeline for israel: as israel's genocidal war in the gaza strip continues, the regime has grappled with various crises, including food insecurity. the food industries association of israeli regime has raised concerns about the possibility of food crisis if the aggression continues. according to reports, officials of the association have requested emergency meeting to discuss aspects of food security and the establishment of emergency food stock pile. israel is also facing a threat to the supply chains through antarla operations against merchant vessels bound to the occupied territories through the red sea. the vulnerability of these. supply chains raises add

is going israel economically and militarily and um, otherwise is uh, is is not going to be the israel that we have known until now for much longer. israel collects taxes on palestinian imports and exports to both the west bank and gaza. it transfers the revenue after taking a 3% commission to the palestinian authority, but frequently it uses it to exert pressure on the palestinian leadership. the pa has been left without enough funds to pay public employees. an estimated 900 thousand people in the occupied west bank are in need of humanitarian assistance. furthermore, around 95% of the donations made to the palestinian red crecents are being directed to gaza. that is: left the west bank in a desperate situation. apart from that, israely settlements, military checkpoints and roads designated for use by israelis only, already made traveling between areas of the west bank difficult and time consuming. israely authorities have further divided the west bank into isolated areas over the past three months, disconnecting provinces and towns by installing dozens of new checkpoints. the tents a

israel's goal is ethnic cleansing, and while israel succeeded in killing civilians and starving them and destroying gaza's infrastructure, the civilians didn't leave. palestinians aren't going anywhere. israel and its benefactors... have only proven that they are hypocrites and terrorists, hence israel's targeting of journalists to hide its crimes from the world. this war has backfired on israel as the palestinian cause is now back in the spotlight. the resistance factions are united as are the fronts and saudi israeli normalization is on hold. israel is losing the propaganda war. social media has raised awareness among young people, they see the double standard, how the west gave ukraine. weapons to fight russia, but when it comes to the palestinians, they oppress them and instead help israel, the oppressor. people also realized that the west and israel are hypocrites. this war has exposed how the west do not respect international law or human rights or democracy, but constantly undermine these values while lecturing other countries in the global south and sanctioning them. israel h

points given. that continuing effective control by israel and over the territory of gaza, israel is still considered by international community to be under billigrant occupation by israel, south africa unequivocally condemned the targeting of civilians by hamas and other palestinians armed groups and the taking of hostages on the 7th of of october 2023. and as again expressly recorded, this condemnation, mostly recently in its not verbal to israel on the 21st of of december, 2023. that said, no armed. attack a state territory, no matter how serious, even an attack involving atrocity crimes can provide any justification for or defense to breaches to the convention, whether as matter of law or morality, israel's response to the 7th of october 2023 attack has crossed this line and give rise to the breaches of the convention. faced with such evidence, and our duty to do what we can do to prevent genocide, as contained in article 1 of the convention, the south african government initiated this case. south africa welcomes the fact that israel has engaged with the case in order to have the

israel lobbyist and former us ambassador to israel martin indick wrote a book about kissinger's political career with a special concentration on his services to israel. in 1981, in a reference to his diplomatic work in the middle east. kistenger asserted that his main objective was to isolate the palestinian. "the truth is, palestinians are not isolated and support for them has outlived henry kissinger. as always, we're joined by our resident expert david miller. david's an academic and a former professor at bristol university, and is now a non-resident senior research fellow at the center of islam and global affairs, at istanbul zaium university. he's also a co-director of the lobby and watch dog spinwatch and is a leading british scholarly critic of israel. david joins us today via skype from bristol in the uk. our guest today is the commentator and international relations analyst scott ritter who i spoke earlier via skype and he joined us from the new york city in the united states. scott was the chief weapons inspector with the united. nations in iraq from 1991 until 1998 and he previ

is, and it opens the doors for other legal actions against israel and those who support israel and its genocidal acts in gaza. miss krishna swami, we come now to the issue of compliance, palestinian assistant, foreign minister. has called on all states to ensure that the top un courts orders are completely enforced, so what happens if and when the israelis refuse to abide by the world court's ruling? in the words of the south african foreign minister, if israel doesn't comply, then we're opening up room for more abuses taking place in future conflicts and very dangerous precedent will be set. unpack that for us please. well, the first thing is um technically what usually have. happens when there's non-compliance is that this can be brought forth by the un security council for non compliance, but we all know the five parties that have the unilateral veto power in any un security council resolution, so we know that the us will probably veto any kind of further sanctions or orders in order to bring israel to come to compliance, um and thus it will call to question, the rules-based interna

national has described as unprecedented the number of kids killed by israel in gaza.tart of the israeli attack on the gaza strip on october the 7th. with 10,00 children killed so far uh in this war, almost 1% of gaza's uh gaza's children's population, it felt like a war on children, it felt like every... day you would see more and more of these kids being brought in, and this is just the physical injury, not the not the mental health injury. the numbers expected to rise significantly due to the non-stop israeli bombardment of civilian infrastructure and the high number of children who are still unaccounted for. the iranian navy has seized an american oil tanker in the country's southern waters in the sea of oman. the navy said the seadure of the tanker had been authorized by a court order. the vessel which has been renamed as st. nicholas was carrying crude oil loaded in the iraqi port of basra. the vessel was previously named swaz rajajan and it was seized by the us in april for transporting iranian oil in what it called. violation of sanctions of or violations of sa

as the us israel genocidal war in gaza enters its third month and the death tool continues to rise, israel's economy is also paying heavy price. according to some reports, more than 760,00 israelies are not working due to the gen'. sucidal war, that is 18% of the regime's workforce. most of these are serving as reservists. some of them have also been evacuated from their settlements near gaza and lebanon. many businesses in the occupied territories have suspended their operations there. a wide range of industries has been affected. they include entertainment, hospitality, agriculture, high-tech and textile. "the labor shortage in high-tech is especially worrying since that sector accounts for nearly 20% of israel's gross domestic product (gdp) and almost half of the regime's exports. the tourism and entertainment industries are also suffering from the effects of the us israel genocidal war. a third of restaurants in major cities have not reopened since october 7, that's due to lack of employees and sometimes lack of customers as well. the construction sector has also been affected. that is b

settlement building, for example, and then as soon as they, you know, left israel, israel would announce that it was going to build a new settlement, new colonial settlement on the west bank for example, so there's this pattern with israel of anytime demand is made for it to abide by international law." that it immediately as and you saw that with netanyahu's speech, i really hope that the international court of justice takes a very good look at netan yahoo's speech following the case where he basically said no one, not the hague, not anyone's going to stop us, completely lawless statements, yeah i mean david, what's your prediction for the icj process, well point there is is the opposite one about it being a completely. and that's what we've got to remember here, that this is a state which isn't going to to pay any attention even to the us, if you can get away with it, it will it will it will just ignore and defy the us, of course if the us did take serious steps against them, they would have to collapse, but they they don't care about this, they see themselves as an imperial nexus them

israel now will stand trial accused of committing the crime of all crimes. we call on states that to ensure that all provisional measures ordered by the court are implemented. states and governments have clear. obligations in light of this order, first and foremost, they must make sure they are not complicit in this genocide. this is a good day for humanity. this ruling is in favor of international system based on law and against exceptionalism and double standards. it should be a wake up call for israel and its enablers. the state of palestine will undertake every endeavor. follow up on this important ruling by the courts towards ensuring the rights of the palestinian people and ensuring justice, to this end, and with deep conviction in the rule of law, we will continue pursuing accountability and justice in all forms, including in the few weeks time when we return here to the icj on the 19th of february for the oral hearings in the advisory opinion proceedings on israel's illegal occupation and uh and regime in in inside the occupied palestinian territory,

military funding for israel. meanwhile, somerville became the first massachusetts city to pass a ceasefire resolution after months of constituent organizing. cambridge, which is home to harvard, is expected to pass their own ceasefire resolution on monday. the united states and iraq will start talks on phasing out the u.s.-led military coalition in iraq. the u.s. has more than 2500 troops in iraq, that initially returned to iraq in 2014 to combat islamic state fighters. u.s. bases have since come under attack by iran-affiliated groups, which have increased in light of the u.s. backing of israel's assault on gaza. in alabama, prison officials ended the life of 58-year-old kenneth smith via nitrogen gas asphyxiation in the nation's first-of-its-kind execution. in his final statement, smith said -- "tonight alabama causes humanity to take a step backwards. i'm leaving with love, peace and light." the case has garnered international condemnation. kenneth smith's spiritual adviser jeff hood witnessed the execution and

it is sold everywhere, even online, but not in israel, despite claiming. to be democratic, israel ish on this at all, which is why number one problem is to get rid of the secrecy. what is the security of israel, and why the security of israel is so different than the security of the people that live in israel, and we hear rumors about buildings where the levels of cancer is... unbelievable and when we wanted to ask doctors we also didn't get any answers and one of funny or sad answer we got was that we cannot measure the amount of a cancer radiation related cancer in israel because we had so many people coming from chernobyl from kiev and that changed the numbers so that was one answer we got and of course this is not a كانوا يجوا عندي اسرائيليين قبل ال 87 يجوا وياكلوا ويشربوا واحنا نروح عندهم هلا ب صار في علاقات انسانيه بينا فتسال عن فلان وين فلان يقول لك مات طيب ليش مات شو سبب موته يقول لك مصاب بالسرطان طيب من وين ما يحكيش people in timona are not rich most of them this is if they were rich people they wouldn't live next to a reactor guess they wouldn't be depending on this reactor

israel confirms new military losses and clashes with palestinian resistance fighters in the gaza strip. the military says a trooper died of wounds he sustained in battle in southern gaza on wednesday, it say 691 soldiers have so far been killed in the ground invasion of gaza. mexico and chile have referred israel's war on gaza to the international criminal court, they've expressed concern over escalating violence against palestinian civilians, especially children. that comes a week after south africa also presented a case to the international court of justice over israel's genocide in gaza. the emmy army says it is targeted an american ship in the gulf of aiden warning against any new aggression on the arab country. over the past week there has been a series of usa. strikes on yemen over what washington described as threats against shipping in the red sea. people have rallied in yemen's northern city of sauda to voice support for palestinians in the wake of israel's genocidal war. on gaza, the demonstrators chanted slogans against the us for supporting israel and launching strikes on y

, israel would like that, because israel wants a regional war, it wants everything to go up in flames and it just assumes that it will be the survivor and it will then have uh, you know full rain, it's it's not stopping at all, and the icj, i hope the judges are watching, they should have been watching for the last 100 days, uh, i don't know why they uh, again, it's the us, if the icj had come out and said, this is genocide, you've got to stop, uh, that all hell would break loose with the us, be being the shitan here, so i really don't know what we can do, be, i mean, the the palestinians have to... struggle they have endure, but uh, israel is ready to kill them all. palestinians have slammed israel's threats against the united nations relief and works agency for palestine refugees. they urged international community to counter the regime's efforts to dismantle the organization that provides lifesaving support to millions of refugees. the palestinian resistance move in hamas called on the un and other international. organizations not to cave into israeli threats and blackmail, the pal

i will address israel's genocidal intent. at this stage, the court is not required to determine that the only inference to be drawn from the available evidence is genocidal, to order provisional measures, as that is to decide the merits. rather, the assessment of the existence of intont to destroy could be made by the court only at the stage of the examination of the merits, that sum of the alleged acts may also amount to atrocities other than genocide, does not exclude the finding of plausible acts of genocide. madam president, south africa is not alone in drawing attention to israel's genocidal rhetoric against palestinians in gaza. 15 united nations special reporter. and 21 members of the united nations working groups have warned that what is happening in gaza reflects a genocide in the making and an of that intent to destroy the palestinian people under occupation. israel has a genocidal intent against the palestinians in gaza. that is evident from the way in which israel's military attack is being conducted, which has be

on israel, it's all subject to israel wanting to agree to it, and of course, doesn't know the level of american uh pressure in the background that will be brought to bear on the ic icj, i think there was a a recent example of how the americans started bullying the icc when they tried to uh take action against israel as well or at least start actions, so there are lots of of expos exposes of how these international systems are are are dysfunctional in reality which which need to be addressed. i'm going to come back at you with anthony blinton. what he said yesterday, but let's bring in - latipha abuchakra correspond, well she's corresponding today, she's gone uh to uh uh see what's going on there and she brings us now more uh of the happenings uh tell us some of the highlights if you can what has occurred here and phillips on what you deemed important from this? the highlights are of course that south africa has been allowed to state its case very clearly um lay out all the evidences that are unequivocal in their... um in the gravity of the genocide that the occupying entity has been co

the headlines on press tv, the gaza's rift faces major health crisis as israel continues to pound the territories hospitals, taking the overall death toll to nearly 23,000. the islamic resistance invock says it has recently launched a long range missile towards the israeli city of haifa and israely forces kill three palestinians including a 4-year-old girl after shooting at two vehicles a checkpoint near the occupied city of alquins. hello everyone, you're watching press tv live from the studios in tehan, thank you for joining us, now we'll start with the we'll start this bulletin with the latest from the israely onslot on gaza now in his 94th day hospitals, schools, places of worships and even un facilities are not spared from israel's indiscriminate strikes, health officials in gaza said alaxa mart is hospital is coming under heavy israeli drone attack, targeting quote anything that moves. they said the regime wants to disable the hospital, adding that its collapse would be death sentence for thousands of wounded people and patients in the area. medical charity groups have already e

israel needs peace to restore power, israel's demands are met. the issue of jerusalem and the return of palestinians are set aside for the time being. the confrontation between the palestine liberation organization, the plo and israel comes to an end. a self-governing authority is... formed, which is simply distant from the ideal of al-quds aiming to pacify the palestinians. this is considered a form of silent repression. when israel feels safe from palestinians, its attention turns away towards a new player from lebanon, hezbulah. during israel's attacks, lebanon's economic and social conditions were not favorable. israel did whatever it wanted, it abducted ordinary people, murdering them in lebanese territories. however, hezbollah's resistance forces israel to retreat. the first prisoner swap operation takes place, hezbulah is able to free its four. from israel, while everyone is celebrating hezbullah's success, bitter incident occurs, the israeli army targets a car killing its passengers. in this incident, sayid abbas musawi, the secretary gen

now it depends how israel and us plays.— how israel and us plays.s. we will wait to see. first _ how israel and us plays. we will wait to see. first prosecutor- how israel and us plays. we will wait to see. first prosecutor of l wait to see. first prosecutor of the international criminal court, thank you forjoining us. the united nation's agency for palestinian refugees — unrwa — says it has fired 12 members of its staff over allegations of involvement in the october 7 hamas attacks. the agency says it's also ordered an investigation into the information supplied by israel, and that anyone involved in terrorism would be held accountable. the us is pausing funding to the group, with the state department saying it was �*extremely troubled' by the allegations. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let's look at some stories making news in the uk. queen camilla says that britain's king charles is quote �*doing well�* after treatment for an enlarged prostate. the king had been admitted to a london hospital on friday morning, and is expect

comes down to this, america wants israel, wants israel to support the palestinian authority rule in gaza um, which is difficult to envisage, in fact impossible to envisage given the, given what's happened, whereas israel wants to drive out every last palestinian possible, but failing that because america won't go along with it, they wish to control the perimeter and and and version of what happened, what has happened for the last 16 years, but with greater weakness in the part of the palestinians and greater power for israel, so there's... here which holds out any possibility of peace and justice, the only only way forward of course is the is this is the serial defeat of israel and the disappearance of design is project. thank you very much for that, making your co-founder of scottish palestine solidarity campaign from edinburgh, also alberta garcia watson, political analyst and activist from malaga spain, thank you, with that we come to an end for this edition of the spotlight from the team, it's goodbye. "the mou signed by the philippines and indonesia signified the desire of both

it has instructed israel to prevent genocide in god's to the court further considers the israel must, i'm sure, with immediate effect that it's military forces. do not commit any of the aforementioned decks. the court is also the view it israel must take measures within its power to prevent and punish the direct and public incitement. to commit genocide in relation to the members of the palestinian group and the gaza strip. the court further considers that israel most takes immediate and effective measures to enable the provision of urgently needed basic services and humanitarian assistance to address the adverse conditions of life faced by palestinians in the gaza strip. outside. the cool a lot of protests is that to support south africa's case people demanding the international court of justice, condemn israel. in this genocide case, there's any denial for the fact that is the 25000 people already died under any human conditions. there is no denying that and i think that the role rules. 6 i think as well as of advocates, talk different about who is attending, of course the i c j her

we, all the muslim nations, must unite against israel, and we should try to destroy israel and stop its atrocities. the more the us supports israel, the more it harms itself and its allies. as long as america continues its..." steeds, we, the muslim nations, will support the excess of resistance, and we are steadfast in supporting our revolution until the last drop of our blood. we will not leave the palestinians alone, and we support yemen. the number of palestinians killed in nearly 100 days of israeli aggression on the gaza strip has risen past 23,700. the health ministry and as it says, more than 60,00 others have also been injured in relentless bombings, that's while thousands more are still missing in presumed dead under the rubble of their destroyed homes. israel is launch fresh at tax on residential buildings in der albalah in central gaza and hununes in its south gaza city and barage refugee camp were also among the targeted areas. the government media office in gaza has said the israeli regime is using starvation as a weapon to force palestinians out of the besieg territory. p

south africa has brought a genocide case against israel to the icj. in the first day of deliberations, lawmakers made a compelling case against israel, which included war crimes. but how will this court, which can issue an interm verdict, hold israel to account, but it has no authority to enforce them. in this edition of the spotlight, we will look at the substance of the deliberations. but in the context of whether it will prevent israel from continuing with this genocide, this is what iran has urged the international court of justice to treat the charges brought against the israely regime by south africa impartially and not to given to us pressures. our guest for this edition of the splot light include richard medhurs, a journalist and commentator who joins us from vienna. also joining us journalist and political analyst who joins us from brussels. gentlemen, welcome to you both. richard mercurist, i'll first start with you. i mean, it was incredible to hear hour after hour after hour of these deliberations, which uh, each one of them had so many th

that israel may— received any legal advise that israel may be _ received any legal advise that israelnational humanitarian law? i have international humanitarian law? have received advice as part of international humanitarian law?“ have received advice as part of this process, _ have received advice as part of this process, and the advice then was passed _ process, and the advice then was passed on— process, and the advice then was passed on consistent with that advice — passed on consistent with that advice to— passed on consistent with that advice to the department of trade. in advice to the department of trade. in terms— advice to the department of trade. in terms of— advice to the department of trade. in terms of israel's actions post october— in terms of israel's actions post october seven, _ in terms of israel's actions post october seven, have _ in terms of israel's actions post october seven, have you - in terms of israel's actions post october seven, have you seen. in terms of israel's actions post. october seven, have you seen any evidence — october seven, have you seen any

it should be a wake up call for israel and its enablers. the state of palestine will undertake every endeavor to follow up on this important ruling by the courts towards ensuring the rights of the palestinian people and ensuring justice. to this end, and with deep conviction in the rule of law. we will continue pursuing accountability and justice in all forms, including in the few weeks. next time when we return here to the icj on the 19th of february for the oral hearings in the advisory opinion proceedings on israel's illegal occupation and and regime inside the occupied palestinian territory. this illegal occupation and apartide regime must be brought to an end. south african foreign minister neli pandor says a ceasefiring. is not enough and as an occupier, israel should provide necessary basic services to palestinians. i wish to begin by thanking the judges of the international court of justice for dealing with this matter expeditiously given the urgency of the needs to protect innocent civil. in palestine and to ensure that the harm th

itself, overcome israel's strategy, the strategy of israel's expansion. iran has been able to control the war and manage the war in a low-intensity format, but israel is very intent on bringing other actors after hamas into the fray of this violence, which are the signs of the middle east gunpowder store. you know, i want to ask you a more detailed question about this , what should be the strategy to confront israel, but let's see a report on the funeral of five iranian martyrs who were martyred due to the terrorist attack of the zionist regime on the center of damascus yesterday. the support that will be given to the resistance front and the support that will be given to the oppressed palestinian people of the resistance in gaza will lead to the fall of the zionist regime. the holy body of the martyrs who defended the shrine was also buried in a spiritual ceremony next to the 3-year-old imam hussain (peace be upon him). the axis of resistance will never be weakened or broken. assassination of leaders resistance is a sign of terrorists' weakness. the mour

israel genocide.bitter pill for us to swallow, but this is still a victory, this is the first time that israel has been officially quite clearly repremanded and as mohen rabbani the palestinian analyst said this is a stain on them. forever of foreign affairs on 6th december 2023. the muted response to the icj's interim ruling shows that it wasn't just occupation israel that was in the dock in the building behind me, but actually it was institutions like the icj, like the un's top court, because people want to know that they can have justice that is tied to what's going on and not simply to western politic. the european union has said it respects the decision of the court and expects all parties to comply. meanwhile, israeli ministers have taken to social media to call out both the icj for attempting to lecture tel aviv and again calling the south african case anti-semitic. south africa, who brought the action against israel to the icj, acknowledged the six measures granted would be difficult implement

pretty obvious, israel is falling flat.e international court of justice hold israel accountable for its war crimes perpetuated against. palestinians in gaza. in powerful display of solidarity and condemnation. thousands of pakistanis took to the streets in the port city of karachi to protest against israeli atrocities in gaza. the protest dubbed the million man march for gaza saw demonstrators from various walks of life, voicing their anger at the israeli regime and demanding an end to the violence. that has inngulfed the region for weeks our demands first of all sees fire immediately and we demand the freedom of palestine from the river to the sea, and we demand israel to be taken into accountability for all the crimes they have committed against the palestinian nation. the march witnessed massive turnouts with protesters chanting slogans to condemn the israeli massacer in gaza. simultaneously, civil society activists and palestinian students studying at pakistani universities also held protest demonstrations in solidarity

since the 40s, we have been struggling with israel. israel is eradicating palestine. israel is a cancer in the arab world, and we should... remove it. i think the solution is very clear. we all know it and we all feel disabled in capable of imposing it. israel has to stop this war and there has to be sustainable uh peace solution uh not at the expense of us because peace has been uh used and manipulated as a term to impose the israeli agenda. "i'm sad, they are killing innocent children and women and people are merely watching. that's unjust. we have to do something. there are people like family, they are part of us, but i'm not seeing anyone doing anything. as if the world has collectively agreed to kill palestinians. this goes against quran, against islam, against everything humanity stands for. we hope for some movement from those leaders hiding under their beds. let them do something for those poor people in gaza, where should they go? wherever they go, they're bombarded, and the children, oh my god, i'm so angry and sad, all of kuvit shares in the... sorrow, what

this is binding on israel. he requires binding on israel.requires binding obligations, and they are obligated under international law to follow this order that the international court ofjustice has issued, so the first step is going to be to see what they do. do the acts consistent with this order? and the order does call on them to wage this war in a way that is not going to prejudice the claims of genocide, the concerns about killing civilians, creating conditions in which it is impossible for civilians to live their lives, providing for humanitarian assistance and access to food. these are some of the measures that the court has called on israel to do, including preventing incitement to genocide and not engaging in incitement to genocide itself, so the first instance, it is going to be to see whether israel actually takes those actions. the court did require that israel report back within a month on the actions that it is taking to carry out this order, and so we will see what they say. they have done. we will also be seeing how other sta

and a disregard for actual us national interests which aren't in supporting israel by any stretch of the imagination uh, there really is nothing in it for the administration, but president biden set the stage initially after the october 7 situation where he flew over to israel and basically gave them the green light to do anything they wanted, we're not going to put any breaks on, you can do whatever we want, whatever you want, and by the way, here's the money and weapons to... so even bypass congress twice now to send more weapons to israel illegally without congressional approval, so it's a newjerk reaction, but the interesting thing develop, the interesting development here is that something very different has happened, which is that public opinion in the united states for once is not going along with the leadership. now recent polls have showed that barely half of americans and that includes republicans and evangelical christians, barely half of american... support aid to israel, that's the first time in history, so something is shifting in the united states and it's very, very i

the un's top court has ordered israel to take all measures. to prevent genocide in gaza, the international court of justice that israel must also improve the humanitarian situation. in the bessieg territory, that was part of a preliminary ruling a case against the regime brought by south africa. the palestinian resistance movement hamas says the icj ruling will help isolate israel. the movement said the decision helps expose the regime's genocide in gaza, the palestinian foreign minister has also hailed the ruing saying it's an important reminder that no one is above the law.

and rick, um, how does this reflect on the united states is israel's staunchest ally, the fact that israel is facing this genocide case at the icj? well, the the biden administration is very concerned, um, because their global reputation is on the line, and also joe biden is seen. his um his polling numbers continue to decline as increasing numbers of people uh realize what's going on in gaza and and are wondering why is the us continuing to provide provide weapons um in fact there there there may there are going to be actions to block uh the weapons being loaded onto ships in the united states to try to prevent the transport more more weapons, so uh, the us has said that the uh, the uh south african initiative is is quote unquote meritless, but the facts are are clear, 90, 90 to 100 thousand people have been killed and wounded, and the intent is also clear, because israeli leaders have said it explicitly, they certainly have, haven't they? um, a quick reminder to our viewers if they've just joined in, this is gaza under attack with me said bruza where we take a deep dive into the news of

, israel to achieve its goals. so the government knows that it has popular support. that's that said, i think the government will also be, would be surprised by who voted at the court. because going into this yesterday in today, before we heard over and over coming pages saying a, you know, political funded, saying that they can, that is, will, could count on the judges of who come from western countries. the us, slovakia, frauds, australia, japan, they were quite in they, they were suppose that these judges would vote in favor of israel as that did not happen. and that is probably a big surprise for this. really government was counting very much on that. but certainly that is an understanding that this is a stain on israel, that for a country that has such a pos, that's that stem from such a difficult history to be associated with genocide is something that is really did not want part of thank you very much. how the of the move to talking to some tennessee? well daniel, ladies, president of the us middle east proj

israel has launched fresh air strikes in the gaza strip.

said hasan nastrala's revelations about israel ended up with israel's loss.efeat in politics. hezbullah did not want and would not allow the bitter memories of the 1967 war to be repeated. revisiting reports conducted by israelis depicts the real scene of the battle. hezbulah and hamas capture israeli soldiers, israel comes into play. however, its tanks are being destroyed one by one. the casualty rate rises, the israeli air force gets into action. then israeli prime minister, ihud olm, threatens to away. full-scale war on lebanon. other than targeting hezbullah and southern lebanon, they attack any target in lebanon. another israeli official says, if hezbulah soldiers do not retreat, they will turn lebanon back 20 years. all the events happen quickly and israeli authorities make decisions rapidly and implement each decision right away. in the middle of the war, it becomes clear that israeli analysts were right, waging war on lebanon was a mistake. in contrast to israel's hasty decisions, hezbulah had a special order and discipline, but israel was not ready t

., ., ., israel? iran and israel have had their — israel?israel? iran and israel have had their own secret war i israel? iran and israel have i had their own secret war going on for more than two decades. within that, of course, the iranians have been supporting hamas for quite some time. they are the main providers of military and military support to hamas. but iran is not directly involved in the war in terms of actually being part of the fighting or being part of the fighting or being part of the hamas attack on october seven. but we may get to a point in which this war gets enlarged, in which both hezbollah, iran, others will be more directly involved and it will drag the united states into it. that is the unfortunate trajectory we are on. it would lead to a devastating regional war. the easiest way of preventing it is to have a ceasefire in gaza. israel would say a ceasefire would simply allow hamas to regroup, potentially give hezbollah an upper hand as well, right?— well, right? that is the israeli argument, - well, right? that is the

, israel would like that because israel wants a regional war, wants everything to go up in blames and it just assumes that it will be the survivor and uh it will then have uh you know full rain, it's it's not stopping at all, and the icj, i hope the judges are watching, they should have been watching for the last 100 days, uh, i don't know why they uh, again, it's the us, if the icj had come out and said, this is genocide, you've got to stop uh... that all hell would break loose with the us be being the shitan here, so i really don't know what we can do, i mean the the palestinians have to struggle, they have endure, but israel is ready to kill them all, now women says is used a new technical missile in his latest operation against israeli military sites, footage. movement shows falag one missiles fired at israel's zamalani barracks on friday. the new projectile has range of 10 kilometers and carries a highly explosive warhead weing 50 kilos. fellach one missiles of caliber of 240 millimeters. hisballah has also used another new weapon in its operations against the regime. it far the

khamenei is to deal with israel. the french media france 24, however , considered the addressee of these words of the iranian president to be the president of turkey, who still has economic relations with the israeli regime. in this regard, france 24 wrote that ebrahim raisi indirectly asked erdogan to cut ties with israel, and this question was asked a few weeks ago by mr. kerlangic , the turkish ambassador to iran, about the possibility of economic sanctions against the israeli regime. it can be expected that islamic countries will sanction israel in this situation, i am not very hopeful. of course i hope but much less, in the midst of hope and despair from the severing of economic relations of some countries with the zionist regime, once again here the president used persian politeness to convey a diplomatic message . the zionist will end the audio and video in social networks. it was a report that i had prepared myself in the editorial office of the international news agency sada and sima, but now let's see a rep

against israel from the occupied palestian territory, but at the same time it says, israel cannot claim the right to self-defense in the sense cannot wage a war. against the people it maintains under occupation, so israel was allowed to use to respond to the attack and to use force, but it it had to do within the limit of the laws and occupying power, which do not include the right to age a war. sorry, it was a long explanation, but i think it's necessary for people to get fully familiar with this very complex and and sensitive matter. genocide is really the crime of all? crimes, it's the most serious crime and it's also the hardest to prove, because it's not just, you commit a crime and you commit the crime with an intent that is that that is evident, like for example, war crimes are violations of rules of international humanitarian law, crimes committed in the context of hostilities, then there are certain crimes that are so serious when they translate into assault against attack against the civilian population that can occur both in war and um or they occur outside of war as well, li

, would vote against israel at the united nations to say, not one penny more, then israel would not be able to continue uh what it's doing, but the united states isn't going to do that, it's it hasn't done that and the few times in the past when it's tapped you, even that's putting it too strong, it tapped israel on the wrist as george hw bush did over loan guarantees for building settlements back in'. 1991 there was such an uproar within the united states, the israel lobby went in ferociously against president bush and it cost bush the election, 1992, he lost that election, and the israel lobby's influence on that was significant, um, but just going back to what's going on in gaza, when it's perceived that the united states is the enabler, that means the united states becomes a target for whoever it could be jihadis, any number. now 20 years ago, he said, what is it that really agitates us, and he said, top of the list, israel, and so bin laden, that was 20 years ago, there are plenty of young, younger versions of bin laden around who are very agitated about this, yeah, well, i think

, roads, transport, schools, israel's goal is ethnic cleansing, and while israel succeeded in killing civilians and starving them and destroying gaza's infrastructure, the civilians didn't leave. palestinians aren't going anywhere. israel and its benefactors have only proven that they are hypocrites and terrorists, hence israel's targeting of journalists to hide its crimes from the world. this war has backfired on israel as the palestinian cause is now back in the spotlight. the resistance factions are united as are the fronts and saudi israeli normalization is on hold. israel is losing the propaganda war. social media has raised awareness among young people, they see the double stand. how the west gave ukraine weapons to fight russia, but when it comes to the palestinians, they oppressed them and instead help israel, the oppressor. people also realized that the west and israel are hypocrites, this war has exposed how the west do not respect international law or human rights or democracy, but constantly undermine these values while lecturing other countries in the global south and san