what finally about you, karim khan, what about your family?en well—documented evidence of israel's security services trying to spy on you and your staff. president putin has a track record, we know, of targeting people abroad who he doesn't much agree with. how frightening a position is it for you to be in? you know, um, i don't take it as frightening, and one is concerned about the organisation. one is concerned about the mandate and staff and family. um, again, maybe it's a function of experience orfamily. i mean, all of us know that. i mean, george bernard shaw said, the tragedy of man is a genius tethered to a dying animal. we're all going to end up in a grave one day. i think it's trying, in the moments we have, to, with all the fallibilities, with all the missteps and stumbles along the way that's part of being human, trying to do the right thing. and in the end, i think, you know, public life at large, whether one is a politician or whether one is a domestic prosecutor orjudge, human rights defenders around the world are facing difficul

karim khan said that he was publicly and secretly threatened to dissolve this court and withdraw the warrant for netanyahu's arrest. netanyahu's office in the evening yesterday, criticizing the possibility of issuing a verdict. the war minister of this regime was considered by the international criminal court to be anti-semitic and disgraceful. netanyahu's office claimed that the hague tribunal's actions were politically biased and lacked any legal basis from the very beginning. ebrizban yediod aharanot newspaper announced that karim khan, the prosecutor of the international criminal court in the hague, is seeking resignation for the second time. the arrest warrant for netanyahu and prime minister and minister of war yoav gallant of the zionist regime has been issued following the renewed attacks and crimes of this regime in the gaza strip. prosecutor of the international court of justice. criminal the charges against netanyahu and gallant include killing, inciting starvation as a method of war, preventing humanitarian aid from reaching gaza, and deliberately targeting civilians. the

icc prosecutor karim khan now joins us from kyiv.ws hour”" i just listed what you've been doing in ukraine. are you seeing ongoing war crimes committed by the russian federation? karim: we think so. clearly a lot to investigate. you mentioned in the introduction the visit to the children's hospital. and a cruise missile hit it. the suffering is horrendous. the heartbreak is very real. we see so many examples of objects that are civilian, not military, being destroyed in civilians being killed. these are why we are here. nick: that attack is just one of money -- one of many. are you planning to amend your indictment to incorporate what appears to be a vast number of ongoing additional work crimes perpetrated in ukraine presumably with the authorization of mr. putin? karim: investigations are organic. to investigate the various crimes that seem to have been committed in an ongoing campaign. not only the ukrainian military, but causing so much loss to innocent civilian life. whatever it is in the world there is more space for up unity a

use, the lethal use of starvation is listed particularly by the international criminal court, and karim khan in his effort to press criminal charges on netanyahu and gallant and two or three hamas members, it runs in to uh this opposition to destroy the integrity of the international criminal court, so this issue of starvation, the chief prosecutor is trying to push that as key part of why benjamin netanyahu in particular is a is a war criminal and should be on trial and should be apprehended, but the uh court itself is so infiltrated by sabatours by bribery people by uh disruption experts from israel uh and the united states is trying to prevent this process of this charge going forward, so this whole issue about the relationship of the united nations and this starvation issue, it's the unwra, the un the un relief and works agency that is uh being disrupted, so they do good work and they have, the all the palestinians in many countries in the in the region depend on unra. israel basically has a war on unra and accuse unra of being a terrorist organization and have, i've seen an advertisemen

you have is the united states controlling the international criminal court, the the prosecutor karim khan has is on records, basically pleading with judges to give him the mandates for arrest for netanyahu. and gallant and in the background, but he's also on record saying that he's receiving enormous pressure from western some western politicians, he hasn't named them, but we know it's basically it's the united states, go back to go back to the the the beginning of the fighting in ukraine, it took, it took the international criminal court under the auspices of of the... united states one week to uh issue a warrant of arrest for vladimir putin and you know there there's that's two states fighting each other and the question of genocide doesn't enter in there certain perhaps war crimes in both sides but certainly not genocide in the case of israel's assault on gaza this is the class. genocide and yet it's it's been going on for year, still no arrest warrant for netan, what does that tell you about western complicity in in the genocide? let's face it, were it not for washington's green light

karim khan made the comments when speaking to nick robinson on the political thinking podcast.t looked at the evidence and the evidence compels action in israel when at the time around a0,000 people had been killed in gaza as long and say this is a weak court that has influenced a weak prosecutor in france by power dynamics. if one had applied for warrants in relation to israeli officials and not for gaza, they'd say, this is an obscenity, how on earth is a possible? i think we did what is right. i think we had evidence. you need to apply the law and you can't have one approach for countries where there is to see supports, there's nato supports, european supports, other countries behind you and a clear approach where you have jurisdiction because a store may result. the competition and markets authority has launched an investigation into ticketmaster uk over the sale of oasis tickets for the band's upcoming reunion tour, including how so—called dynamic pricing might have been used, where a business adjusts its prices according to changing market conditions, including high deman

karim khan made the comments while speaking to nick robinson on political thinking.e evidence? if the evidence compelled action in israel, when at that time 30,000—plus, 40,000 people had been killed in gaza, they'd say, "well, this is a weak court that has influenced a weak prosecutor, influenced by power dynamics. " if one had applied for warrants in relation to israeli officials and not for gaza, they'd say, "well, this is an obscenity that... how on earth is that possible?" i think we did what was right. we had evidence. we need to apply the law. and you can't have one approach for countries where there's support, where there's nato support, european support, powerful countries behind you, and a different approach where you have clearjurisdiction because a storm may result. the crown prosecution service is and just continue to indecent assault charges brought in 2022 against harvey weinstein. the assault is left to have ta ken place harvey weinstein. the assault is left to have taken place in august of 1996 in london with police saying it involved a woman now age

karim khan has been speaking to nick robinson on political thinking...looked at the evidence? if the evidence compelled action in israel, when at that time 30,000—plus, 40,000 people had been killed in gaza, they'd say, �*well, this is a weak court that has influenced a weak prosecutor, influenced by power dynamics.�* if one had applied for warrants in relation to israeli officials and not for gaza, they'd say, "well, this is an obscenity that... how on earth is that possible?" i think we did what was right. we had evidence. we need to apply the law. and you can't have one approach for countries where there's support, where there's nato support, european support, powerful countries behind you, and a different approach where you have clearjurisdiction because a storm may result. plenty more on that interview on bbc cars. —— pod cards —— pod in the us today, there are two trials making trials — both of them linked to the november presidential elections. in california, the president's son hunter biden is facing nine charges related to tax fraud and evasio