u. k. on israel, on trial for another genocide like case, tens of thousands, mostly women and children have been killed by nature weapons in gaza, while russia and china repeatedly voted the un security council for cease 5. egypt is now wary of his riley ethnic cleansing, of more than a 1000000 palestinians at the rough crossing. it's opposed in public, even by joe biden. and these western european proxies whose bottoms have now attacked. iraq, syria, m, and 11 and, and palestine. professor at the time was given the lifetime achievement award by the british academy, author of the new book, 3 wills, memoirs of an arab. julie's emeritus professor of international relations at oxford university consider one of israel's new historians. he joins me now from oaks with thank you so much for visitors trying for coming on the show. so. well, i used to be with you. you said that the industrial scale small as a may have taken israel to the verge of committing genocide. why the verge on what evidence your

u. k. on the us with us, the message from the whistle blowers, brother correspondence, the screen it was outside the hi, colton london for the final appeal against expedition on espionage charges is now in session. behind closed doors is what i saw just family members. have to say, this is a blender and this case is closed the case with julian has made the u. k. and the us, i'm embarrassed with it on the world stage. simply by letting julian go and re establishing themselves as human rights advocates, that can be powerful around the world. so 3 julian, a sorry, it's k is an admission by the united states, but they now criminalize investigative journalism. it's an attack on all journalists all over the world. it's an attack on the truth, and it's an attack on the public, right to know hundreds of campaigners and supporters of which he takes co founder duty and the phones have gathered him outside the high quotes and send to london coding a di x. now this is the critical food i have been told yo

u. k. joining on to bomb you haven't. for more, we'll go to someone with experience in diplomatic negotiations and consultation in iran to joining us is cited mohammed mirandi. he's a professor of oriental is i'm at the university of care, ron professor, thanks so much for being with us. first, let's start with the most recent events that uh, that being these joint us u. k. airstrikes on who's the targets within yelman's borders. the west claims this is in retaliation for various red c attacks on western vessels that have been going on the last few months. is this justified? no. the yeah. many government or, and sort of law. what the wes likes to call the who these. they have been blocking ships from going to is really ports ships that are passing through the red sea. and they say that because of the genocide that's taking place in gaza, they are putting pressure on this ready to be reaching all other ships that travel through the red sea. regardless of their destination, they pass through the red sea without any difficul

u. k. airstrikes on who's the targets within humans borders. the west claims this is in retaliation for various red c attacks on western vessels that have been going on the last few months. is this justified? no. the yeah. many government or, and sort of law. what the wes likes to call the who these. they have been blocking ships from going to is really ports ships that are passing through the red sea. and they say that because of the genocide that's taking place in gaza, they are putting pressure on this really, really all other ships that travel through the red sea regardless of their destination, they pass through the red sea without any difficulty. so what the americans and the british are really trying to do is that they're trying to help is randy regime get it supplies and to assist it so that it can more easily carry out the genocide in gaza. so the iranian navy seized a tanker carrying a rocky crude off the coast of online on january 11th. here's the us national security spokesman john kirby briefly addressing that matter. i'm sure you'

u. k. on forces responded with strikes and the rebels who have since the 3rd american british interest to be legitimate targets as well. meanwhile, us republican presidential hopeful nikki haley has made an explosive statement urging washington to assassinate the leaders of a rock. syria. you're saying now is the time to hit or on? now's the time to hit their leaders. it's different, don't go and bomb the go to our infrastructure, the infrastructure in a rack in syria. you start with that 1st you do the sanctions and you take out a couple of their leaders. that's the way in their country in there. if they're in their culture, you do like solo money. when they left the country, you figure out where they are, our special operations can do that. and then you take them out. nikki haley with a foreign policy idea there. well, us or her doctor, this sort of longer saves nikki here. least statements reflect the failure of american policy across the middle east ridge to the corporate media. she says e

u. k. on the us left, a message from the whistle blowers brother onto correspondent steve sweeney, was outside the high cold in london. where the final appeal against that tradition on espionage charges is was in session. behind closed doors is what the song just family members have to say. ahead of hearing a bruce friedman, and this case is closed the case with julian has the u. k. and the us. i'm embarrassed with it on the world side. simply by letting julian go and re establishing themselves as human rights advocates, the can be powerful around the world. so 3, julianna's, it's k is an admission by the united states, but they now criminalize investigative journalism. it's an attack on all journalists all over the world. it's an attack on the truth, and it's with an attack on the public, right to know, hundreds of campaigners and supporters of which edicts pro found a duty and a phone of gathered here outside the high court in central london, the coding a di x. now this is the critical tude.

one that has drawn in major powers likes the united states, the u. k. and china. so is the red sea becoming fully militarized? this is inside store the hello and welcome to the program. i'm how much enjoying the red sea? it's one of the busiest shipping roots in the world. and one that's been a source of contention for some time. everything fighters in yemen have been targeting vessels. they say are linked to israel since the war on cause that began . they've also recently banned ships from the us and britain from their surrounding waters. vessels being re routed, have caused considerable delays and come at a high cost. the us and u. k. of launch several air strikes against the targets and yemen in an effort to stop the attacks on ships. they're also launching a multinational force to protect trade, which the u is now joining. so is the red sea now becoming fully militarized, and should protecting trade outweigh other issues? we'll put that to our guess. first, this report from my hobby. what's the british owned call go ship island is the latest merchant ship to be

on garza see non custodial elders 0, assemble the in. and now where they are, reports of new us and u. k. airstrikes on who feed targets. the attacks happened on the district, the base of rocky in the who, the control district of the data. it comes as the un security council has the meeting to discuss the political process and humanitarian crisis in human hands. glenburn, the un special envoy for human, addressed the council, rising regional attentions linked to the board goza, and in particular, the military escalation and the red sea. how slowing down the pace of the peace efforts, sienna? as much as i have tried to insulate the peace process from why the regional dynamics, the reality is that mediation efforts and government cannot be need to be caught them off. but as happens, what happens regionally impact steven? and what happens in yemen can impact the region. and gabriel elizondo has more on this from un headquarters in new york. the security council held several meetings on a young man last month, but they were behind closed doors. this is the 1st meeting in nearly 5 months to t

but it's the subsequent who the tax on shipping vessels in the red sea. and then the us and u. k. a strikes on u. m. and after that, that have complicated matters, according to group the u. n. a special representative there. but also he said, the fact that the united states declared that who these a terrorist organization is not helping matters either in terms of trying to keep the political process in place. and you him and he said that he's really focused on 3 things right now. and that's trying to, to secure more progress towards a cease fire resumed the political process after it's been stalled. and then the escalating regional tensions trying to keep you admin moving forward. but it's clearly a very high hill to climb, given the current geo political situation. right, and they discussed the humanitarian situation in yemen. we know it's been pretty died, no doubt, this situation is going to not going to help them. so yeah, we did hear from you and representative that uh, a brief the security council and she gave some very start numbers. 18000000. yeah, minis, half the populatio

there's only one outcome we need from the munich security conference. that's europe, including the u. k. gears it's economy to the military defeat of russia. everything else is gesture. by this. it is true that this war in the middle of europe is taking its toll on us. yes, the money that we spend now and in the future on security is creating a gap elsewhere. we can feel that. but without security is everything else is nothing on it. so war is now quote at the center of europe like in prague or something. that's really some convenience been basically suggesting that whatever ends up happening to ukraine is overshadowed by the need to just keep pumping out weapons for themselves. now they've already emptied their closets of hand me down. weapons giving them to zalinski and exchange for you. cash for their own pockets from the ironically named european piece facility. the danish prime minister said during a panel debate that denmark was just going to basically send all of its artillery to frame. she said that quote, to protect ourselves, we need to deliver what is needed in ukraine now. y

u. k. on japan, the report now this year is telling and it's name and it's content. let's have a listen to some of what it actually says. almost all indicators related to russia's war on ukraine have full and including the use of nuclear weapons, buying aggressive and energy supply disruptions while russia was still the top risk for 5 g 7 countries. last year, only the citizens of the u. k. and japan still consider it so german citizens now only see russia as the 7th grade is concerned. natalia and sanchez, the 12th. this report remarkably is reflecting some of the realities. one of the key points. also there is that, you know, older countries, countries in the global south with the emergence of bricks. there are no disengaging, if you like from the globe list agenda. there's studies civil once in this for us to see what the suff and with the russian assets as well with the seizure of assets and the, the rules based order of being one where united states makes the rules and gives the orders where we so it seems that there's a bit of a see change, the name is interesti

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the strike is part of the joined us on u. k. military effort to turn the whole phase from further disrupting global shipping lanes in the red sea, a british prime minister research. so next said on ex, last night, royal air force type food successfully took out specific. who's the military targets in yemen? further degrading the who face capabilities free, send a tax on u. k. an international vessels are unacceptable. it's our duty to protect innocent lives and preserve freedom. the united states has said it will continue with retaliatory thrice. here's why it has national security advisor, jake sullivan. it began with the strikes on friday night, but that is not the end of it. we intend to take additional strikes and additional action to continue to send a clear message that the united states will respond when our forces are attacked or people are killed. at this point, we are still assessing the question of how many casualties there were among the militia groups, and our military will continue to provide the president with th

u. k. on iranian back targets in places like yemen and iraq and syria. because 1st and foremost this can be seen as sort of a crisis tour for the us secretary of state. he wants to make sure that there is not a wider regional conflagration. this is a big concern for the buying administration. they want to try to ease the tensions . and one of the things that we see in more reports and us media especially is that the by the ministration, believes that if they can get to a cease fire deal when it comes to god's, if that will really calm the situation, especially when it comes to israel's border with 11 on and also when it comes to what's going on is human as well. so there's a lot at stake here for this visit by blinking. it's going to be a complicated tour for him. but it's clear from what we're hearing from us officials that they do expect to try to achieve quite a bit. mm hm. but i'm a do in our, our teams have been reporting over the last 3 weeks on the level of pressure that's being brought into imagine yahoo coalition and the wall cabinet to organize

u. k. on japan. and we learned about that in this interesting report, which is a named lose lose, which is in itself is, is remarkable. really think about the terminology, lose lose this unit, the uh, security conference for 60 years old, very little and desist based for him at where vladimir putin, you know, made a landmark speech in 2007, outlining much of what exactly has occurred. the encroachment of nato onto russia's borders at the division of the world into this uh, uni, pulled a world where the united states sat at the center of this head gemini. this was all highlighted on the report now this year is telling and its name and its content. let's have a listen to some of what it actually says. the threat from russia and related risks, including the use of nuclear weapons by an aggressor, an energy supplied disruptions still rank considerably higher than in 2021. but compared to last year, they have dropped in the risk index. so, i mean, this report remarkably is reflecting some of the realities

u. k. on who the targets in yemen. and it comes as with the pfizer supplies to respond to those latest to us and you can strikes the us led coalition, this as it hits 36 targets in 13 locations. the whole thing, se sites in 6 provinces with head, including the capitol center collections has to be attacked, send a clear message to be a run by groups condemning its attacks on ships and the red seats. on friday, the us conducted dozens of airstrikes on the rocks. and sylvia and targeting groups linked to around as the funerals are taking place in baghdad for the victims of those us air strikes and iraq and the government declared 3 days of morning after at least 16 people in cities, civilians were killed. the u. s. air strikes, but in response to a drug attack was killed 3 american soldiers in georgia. last week the leader of the ron linked group, the by the organization, attended the funeral in baghdad. he says, all american troops must leave the country. the old honda was not in huh. yeah, many times the time is come to

u, u k. on israel on trial for another genocide like case, tens of thousands, mostly women and children. have been killed by nature weapons in gaza, while russia and china repeatedly voted the un security council for cease 5. egypt is now wary of his riley ethnic cleansing of more than a 1000000 palestinians at the rough crossing. it's opposed in public, even by joe biden, and is western european proxies whose bottoms have now attracted rock syria. human lebanon, and palestine. professor at the time is given the lifetime achievement award by the british academy, author of the new book, 3 wills, memoirs of an arab, julie's america's professor of international relations at oaks with the domestic incident. one of israel's new historians, you joins me now from oaks, which thank you so much for visitors trying for coming on the show. so. well, i used to be with you. you said that the industrial scale small as a may have taken israel to the verge of committing genocide. why the verge on what evidence

cited of course, the tensions in the red sea with the who the attacks on the commercial shipping lines. and then also the us and u. k. strikes on yemen, as well as he cited the us declaring the who these a terrorist organization added all up and that has made a peace process in young men become much more difficulties focusing right now on trying to keep the ceasefire in place or keeping the parameters of that in place, if you will, and resuming the political process. well, the escalating regional tensions as best as the un can and gave, did we hear anything about the current humanitarian situation in human? we know it's been dia, but presumably the slate has crisis is not going to help things or yeah, top you and you, manager and official did brief the security council and said that this year it is looking very grim for the people of human. she cited 18000000 people are about half the year, many population are in need of or will be in need of humanitarian assistance and 7 teen 1000000. your money's are severely food in secure. those are incredible numbers there and not only that, but the u. n. is citing that the cos

u. k, i strikes on who he targets. the attacks happened on the district of bait alpha key and who if he control the district of a data. when it comes to the un security council has been meeting to discuss the political process and humanitarian crisis in human and supporting bad b. u, and special envoy for human address. the council rising regional attentions linked to the board and gaza. and in particular, the military escalation and the red sea hustling down the face of the peace efforts . as much as i have tried to insulate the peace process from why the region and dynamics. the reality is that mediation efforts and government cannot, you need to call them off. but as happens, what happens regionally impacts them in. and what happens in yemen can impact the reach. and so i'll just here is gabrielle, as on the has moved out from you in the headquarters in new york security council held several meetings on a young man last month, but they were behind closed doors. this is the 1st meeting in nearly 5 months to the secur

u. k. is due next week on whether he'll be extradited to the us as knowledge has been in jail in the u. k. since 2019. 0 the i hit spend 70 is inside the ecuadorian embassy in london. as long as face of 17 charges of espionage on one of computer embassy was in the us of a we can explication of classified documents. it will send a very powerful political signal to the british government, enter the us government. but the british government should not, in a time the id or boosters saw as being extremely extra daunted to the years. it sends a very powerful signal to washington that australia stands at one as one side. but this meta has gone on long, long enough that regardless of what you might think of mr. hassan justice is not being said in this case. now, it's now hundreds of women in democratic republic of congo have much in the capital calling for peace in the eastern region. the protest as submitted a statement to the president's office in contrast to fighting between government forces and m. 23 rebels escalated in recent days. mainly around the town of saca in north keeper prevents th

of course, the tensions in the red sea with the, the who the attacks on the commercial shipping lines. and then also the u. s. and u. k. strikes on yemen, as well as he cited the us declaring the who these a terrorist organization added all up and that has made a peace process in young men become much more difficulties focusing right now on trying to keep the ceasefire in place or keeping the parameters of that in place, if you will, and resuming the political process. well, escalating regional tensions as best as the un can. talk a short break here, and i'll just say right when we come back mending relations, the turkish president visits egypt for the 1st time in more than a decade, plus a celebration for the super bowl champion, kansas city chiefs turn to tragedy on john 101 that coming up, the, the hello there, let's have a look at the weather across north america. and the foss, moving nor'easter dropped lots of snow because eastern pots of us in eastern canada . and it broke the snow drought in new york city. we had about 2 years without any decent snow, they will look at that, it go to find dusting from that stor

u. k. is one of the few countries you've argued against the court, giving an opinion that the us nursing beeping being one of the, the yeah, the u. k is with the, the us and russia. i'm hungry as well, who will argue that it's not the cold place to give an opinion. but watson, what we've heard from a lots of other contributions is arguing that the occupation itself is illegal. and that is where i was preventing the palestinians from exercising their right to self examination because of the settlement constructions and the continued movements of israeli settlers into palestinians of the palestinian territories view case of law . julie stayed clear on making these arguments. it was sticking to the case and if it's the case view, but it's just not the colts position to make these all given. so the rule on the legality or otherwise, all these rails occupation and it says, if the quote does not, then not going to affect, that's going to affect any negotiated settlement, which is how this crisis conflic

of course, the tensions in the red sea with the, the who the attacks on the commercial shipping lines. and then also the u. s. and u. k. strikes on yemen, as well as he cited the us declaring the who these a terrorist organization added all up and that has made a peace process in young men become much more difficulties focusing right now on trying to keep the ceasefire in place or keeping the parameters of that in place, if you will, and resuming the political process. well, d escalating regional tensions as best as the un can talk for a short break here. and i'll just say right, when we come back, indonesia is defense. that is to prevent most of the answers pending victory in the presidential election. plus, i'm gonna see a newman and one of the slightest argentina with the latest inflation figures explain why so many people are having to rely on soup kitchens, the hello that will have a look at africa in mind that's left in the middle east and the spell of unsettled weather, swept across, so the golf springs some heavy rain. so the likes of katasha the you a and a lot. no, we still got some showers in oman on thursd

the pressure has got to be on the u. k. government, right. now, right, that's the battle right now, is it you said the judges, in that case, the u. k. system of justice is on trial right now before he's tried over here. and that's why people need to mobilize right now and demonstrate in front of the embassy in the, in, in dc where you live. and here at the u. k. consulate to the, at the you, when, and really is embarrassed and put the pressure on them. and of course, so they'll be doing that in london and places around the world. the fact is we don't have enough ground troops out there to be honest with you. we have for guys that, but we don't have for julian, he's been put on the back burner but, but which works well for, for this administration, and i guess the u. k. administration. but i think it just has to be prepared for direct action. make a lot of noises, as john pilcher said, get out or action is the only thing that's gonna work. reasoning is not going to work. action is gonna work. and so we all know, i mean you've, you've dealt with

just in the last few days that the us could be putting new to i'm michelle's back on u. k. territory. once again, if it does so, that will be the 1st time in 15 years. they have been us nuclear missiles on u. k. territory. and the defense minister also talks about the all the threats that are being faced at the moment. and as of now, the actions of washington, which is building up its nuclear potential on the territory of european countries and deploying advanced means of delivering nuclear charges, are provoking radiation, chemical and biological threats. he also talked about the issues in the south pacific saying that need to have increased its exercises in, in the region, and also its presence in the region that on said the as a result rusher is having to do what it needs to do to protect it. see, eastern board is pushing for, for those. the washington continues to use the rising tensions on the korean peninsula and in the area of tie one island as a pretext to expand.

use a much as that the upcoming presidential election has seen bestbuy also as a pull to pull us on u. k. problems raining down on. yeah. and then come in. the who sees will and the subtraction will need to take trip towards the west taking the will to the hearts of all the ukraine government presidency landscape confirmed. he is considering firing his commander in chief. i'm at a high profile equal to the low on good morning from moscow. as always, it is great to have you with us here at onto international. well, that's sort of the so in west africa, because they're being pretty violent scenes on the streets of sending goals. the unrest, abrupt and when police clashed with protest is they've been demonstrating or been use of this month. presidential election had been postponed on t is not a way of kind of reports on that bottom. the. the only thing with me to say is that a, the government's taking away the rights of citizens instead of go with the president, decided to announce to postponement of the presidential election, which was scheduled on the 21st of february protests, all kind o

the reason analysing this, it's been reported widely in the come, i've one price that nicaragua has sent a lacto warning, the u. k. gym and the, the netherlands in canada, of action against them for what they see is complicity in genocide. and one of the reasons cited was big was because of this i, i see that there is absolute married to look into this semester and against the obligations that means from the genocide convention. because the countries you mentioned and biased western countries of the as qualified to the south, possibly cons allegations of genocide, the claims of genocide being committed, bye bye, as well as baseless. but now that we have entering order of the i c j. seeing that, that sort of nice, the possibility that with you shortly is doing a cost to, to, to genocide that there is a nobody dish and upon every member state to take all possible measures to prevent and genocide, instead of taking measures against the stroke. what do they do to take measures against the money guardian agency which deliver the verse a critical aid to the probably seen is it makes no sense. and yes, in my old so i uh

we will have to do more us on u. k. bobbins, right down on yemen who these won't, it'll only boost hatred towards the west. also in the program to send to the ukrainian ryans by president, the landscape confirms this country needs a reset with a new armed forces come under in chief. his talk general refuses to step aside and made a very high profile public stock at a trip to moscow as never called such a frenzy in washington and tucker carlson. this visit to the russian capital gets in front of an american traitor as freedom of speech stateside gets lost in a day. the wide lot of stories lined up for you this hour on oxy, without the predictable mainstream narrative. let's kick it off right now. so it's relative to being in the war now with hamas for nearly 4 months, but so far managed to eliminate only about 20 percent of the groups forces that's according to us estimates and a former american come on to commented on israel to lack of what he called success so far. i think they set themselves a goal of removing the po

it's postponed as more of us on u. k. bottoms rain down on given the who with these war and it'll only boost hatred towards the west to send to the ukrainian rights while president zaleski confirms this country needs a reset with a new armed forces commander in chief is top general, refuses to step aside him at a high profile spot between the 2, the archibald headlines are coming in fast on this monday is when i went to bmw here at most, going straight to top storage because i know west i forgot kicks it off with a violent scenes on the streets of center go down the rest or up to one police crashed with protesters who would be demonstrating over news that this month's presidential election had been postponed. i mean, it's all of it is all to use not of work on the only thing with me to say is that a government stripping away the rights of citizens is typical. we have the president decided to announce the postponement of the presidential eviction which was scheduled on the 25th of february protests off courtesy rocking in

just in the last few days that the us could be a putting nuclear missiles back on u. k. territory. once again, if it does so, that will be the 1st time in 15 years. they have been us nuclear and myself on a u. k. territory. and the defense minister also talks about the all the threats that are being faced at the moment. a jordan, this is just as of now the actions of washington, which is building up its nuclear potential on the territory of europe and country scale. and deploying advanced means of delivering nuclear charges. are provoking radiation, chemical and biological threats. in addition to the united states, as reformed, a network of via logical labord tories to study the properties of pathogens and the particular region that they can be transmitted to human cause. pandemic is out of $330.00 such facilities around 40 are located inside ukraine. well, he also talked about the issues in the south pacific saying the need to have increased. it's a, it's increased, it's a quick, i'm sorry, it increased it's exercises in, in the region and also its presence in the region that and s