it's lead by us judge john donahue, a former state department official, and so typically is russian judge curio give organ, former invested as of the naval lens. they all represent different regions and legal systems, and it looks like this 3 seats occupied by african judges. judges from s in america and the caribbean, hold another to 3 occupied by asian judges, 5 held by judges from western europe and other wasting countries and to buy judges from eastern europe. if a country involved in a case doesn't have a judge from its region on the beach, it can, it points it temporary one to that case. according to the union shots that the judges perform the duties individually, not as representatives of the hunk country and its history, the court has seen $193.00 cases, including disputes or the land and maritime borders and genocide. one significant case was between the cut aguayo and the united states. in 1986 when the icj i rolled that the us had violated international law by supporting rebels in nicaragua . but the us ignored the ruling and blocked enforcement action. another major case was i

it's laid by us judge john donahue, a former state department official, and the peachy is russian judge, curio give organ, former invested as of the naval lens. they all represent the different regions and legal systems, and it looks like this. 3 seats occupied by african judges, judges from s and america, and the caribbean, hold another 23 occupied by asian judges, 5 held by judges from western europe and other wasting countries. and to buy judges from eastern europe. if a country involved in a case doesn't have a judge from its region on the beach, it can appoint a temporary one to that case. according to the union cha set the judges perform the duties individually, not as representatives of the home countries. in its history, the court has seen $193.00 cases, including disputes or the land and maritime borders and genocide. one significant case was between the cut aguayo and the united states. in 1986 when the icj i rolled that the us had violated international law by supporting rebels in nicaragua . but the us ignored the ruling and blocked enforcement action. so another major case

now, i don't expect much because the president of the international court is don john donahue, who was in the state department. she's american. so she would try also to block that. now the south africans would try. they have received some support from some countries around the world, but we can put very much high hopes on that. all we hope is that the world will finally agree to pressure is run for an immediate cease fire. we have some, any people in the house, but that is really the one. so the model isn't really, doesn't want to listen. it's just, you know, i appreciate what you're saying. and i'm, i'm so glad that you're on international television saying, all this of the world's going to here. well, the western media will not tell them, but, you know, for example, them just, you know, you mentioned the i, c, c. you mentioned the i c. j. dinged off for kind of a court of justice pretoria is put forward this case accusing is relative genocide now and is ready. official came out the other day saying pretoria, you will be judged for this meantime. in the past 24 hours, we've been repor

john kerry bounce from the biden administration. and radical, liberal communist make a list for getting away with violent protests. ♪ he we are back with a fox news alert, nikki haley : campaign of it in donahuea. let's listen in for a couple of moments. >> i'm going to give you the answer. i saw every day of the united nations, terrorist thugs and dictators tell us what they are going to do. amazingly transparent what hamas said they would invade israel. it happened. china said they would take hong kong. we watched it. russia said they would invade ukraine. they did what they said they were going to do. china said taiwan is next, we better believe him. russia said once they take ukraine, poland baltics our next, solar nato countries, it puts america at work. this is about preventing work, it's always been about preventing work. that's why we should give them equipment and ammunition they need to win. we shouldn't send our troops, they want to win on their own. putin has hit rock bottom, we know that. they've lost 87% of their fighting forces start of the war and raised draft age and russia to 65. they are getting drones from iran and missiles from north korea. if we just supported ukraine, t