the strip of my colleague, elizabeth per on him spoke with kenneth ross. the former executive director of human rights watch unexplained, whiny i, c, j reject. and south africa's request for additional provisional measures. one way to understand what the court just did though, is that it's, it basically is saying we already ordered all of this to stop, you know, rather than just repeat ourselves, we basically are saying it's up to the governments of the really un security council. and for most us government to stop this, going to prevent up like that. and that's the way to read this, this latest response to the emergency application. yeah. and really interesting timing, because just before we head off the quotes routing, we had president joe biden saying that he's broken to prime minister benjamin netanyahu. yes, again, and he's saying that they must be a temporary cease fire. but are there any indications that the us is now more willing to use the leverage that it has with, as well to achieve that you know, south, we know, in other words, bible has been,

that is kenneth ross live in new york an area we spoke to ali of the name of the director of the website electronic. and the father says biden is pretending to if he's going to sit home while not actually stopping the bloodshed and gaza, as you said, a temporary cease fire. and what the international court of justice has plausibly called a genocide. so is it reasonable to call for a temporary halt in a genocide? i would say no, that needs to be a complete an urgent and to this genocide now, and joe biden is the one who can bring that to about. is it that on balance when it comes to an election yet and the very powerful as well and jewish lobby in america and the there's just a much larger number of bushes in america who support as well as the jewish lobby. and there's the event jellico versus well joe biden is playing a double game here, a very duplicity his double game because he is facing growing opposition to his support for this genocide at home and an election. yeah, so he is posing as if he is opposed to or to israel is doing, but is powerless to stop it. he talks about talking to

earlier my colleague elizabeth for now i spoke with kenneth ross, the former executive director at human rights watch. he's also a visiting professor at princeton university school of public and international affairs and he explained why the i c. j rejected south africa's request for additional professional measures. in one way to understand what the court just did go is that it's, it basically, you're saying we already ordered all of this to stop. you know, rather than just repeat ourselves, we basically are saying it's up to the government. so, but we're really un security council and for most us government to stop this, going to prevent up like that. and that's the way to read this, this latest response to the emergency application. yeah. and really interesting timing, because just before we head off the court ruling, we had president joe biden saying that he's spoken to prime minister benjamin netanyahu. yes. again, and he's saying that they must be a temporary cease fire, but other, any indications that the us is now more willing to use the leverage that it has with as well to achie