u. s. does he have any remaining legal auctions? yes, you could get to the european court of human rights. however, his d, my saying that this is not a given that they would take it up. they also say that they fear that these expedition could be so swift, that there would be no time relay to um, to, to wait for the decision by the european court of human rights. so they really said that he could, he could really go out to the united states pretty quickly and they say that this

u. s. does he have any remaining legal auctions? yes, you could get to the european court of human rights. however, his d, my saying that this is not a given that they would take it up. they also say that they fear that these expedition could be so swift, that there would be no time relay to um, to, to wait for the decision by the european court of human rights. so they really said that he could, he could really go out to the united states pretty quickly and they say that this was have, and so do a lot of his supports and say they say there's, this was a really great implications for, for freedom of speech. because they is supposed to say they could, but he could ultimately face the death sentence. the u. s. doesn't agree with that, but this is what his family and what the support is. fee could happen in the future . oh, correspondent, big mazda in london. thank you very much bigger and that's have a quick look now at some of the other stores making headlines to the different interior administer that has almost 2 police officers kil

u. s. does he have any remaining legal options? yes, you could get to the european court of human rights. however, his the mustang that is a small given that they would take it up, they also say that they fear that these expedition could be so swift, that there would be no time relay to um, to, to wait for the decision by the european court of human rights so they really said that he could, he could really go out through the united states pretty quickly and they say that this was have, and so do a lot of his supports and say they say that this was a really great implications for full freedom of speech because they is supposed to say they could, but he could ultimately face the death sentence, the u. s. degree with that, but this is what his family and what the support is. fee it could happen in the future. oh, correspondent, big mazda in london. thank you very much. bigger to taiwan. now with a new president has been sworn in and he began his turn by calling on china to end military and political threats marching to widely known as

now, why does the u. s. one to do this? one makes me think the us wants to do this. well, certainly there's the massive information warfare and that level of information worth is what you see in preparation for genetic war. you also see the shaping of the environment. i'm talking about military exercises. i'm talking about pre positioning of troops and logistical elements as well as fuel. i'm talking about this inc. gridable escalation. this building together of lines is this

u. s. genocide convention. now does that preclude the possibility of other crimes have haven't happened? no, of course not. we know that the as rarely, military is investigating several cases of excessive use of force in this conflict . but from the perspective of a scholar of the holocaust and of genocide, it does not meet that international legal standard. there's a 2nd part to the question though that i think is also worth noting. the term genocide has a pretty lit, a particular political value that has forced so many other atrocity crimes to try to claim the mantle of genocide from the perspective of this or of a survivor of any of these incidents. does it really matter if you were the survivor of an act, invest cleansing, or a mass atrocity, or a war crime or genocide? really, ultimately, these terms end up becoming used as political tools to that inhibit global pace. thank you so much for the enter. your thank if the rising global temperatures have a direct impact on foods secuity according to the world food progr

plus, i'm happy that the treaty does not include u. s. rivals in asia, we really have no choice. perhaps we can negotiate a different agreement, adding china and others. or perhaps we can't. in which case we will out spend an out in of a all others by far aggressive frederick for just for just a new new camp. older today, 6 out of the 9 new just dates are adding to desktop sites, especially one of them. we have china that is rapidly building up its own nuclear arsenal and modernizing and so far, refusing to be engaged in arms control talks because it hasn't gifts reached what it was called. parity with united states and russia. here in the desert near the northwest and the city of human, china has built more than 100 new side of the storage and launching sites for icbm . and the last 10 years alone, china has doubled its nuclear inventory. it is estimated that the country now has around $500.00 warheads and is projected to grow further. is a dramatic change for the chinese of course, because all the previous decades, they have consistent that they were not in arms raised. they di

plus, i'm happy that the treaty does not include u. s. rivals in asia. we really have no choice. perhaps we can negotiate a different agreement, adding china and others. or perhaps we can in which case we will out spend and out end of a all others by far aggressive frederick for just for just the new new order. today, 6 out of the 9 new just dates are adding to desktops sites, especially one of them. we have china that is rapidly building up its own nuclear arsenal, and modernizing and so far, refusing to be engaged in arms control talks because it hasn't yet reached what it was called. parity with united states and russia. here in the desert near the northwest and the city of human, china has built more than 100 new side of these uh, storage and launching sites for icbm. and the last 10 years alone, china has doubled its nuclear inventory. it is estimated that the country now has around $500.00 warheads and is projected to grow further. it's a dramatic change for the chinese of course, because all the previous decades, they have consistent that they were not in, in arms raised.

u. s. which does have the 1st amendment is not in the business of shutting down news operations itself. and so it will be interesting to see how in the context of these ongoing negotiations, where a ceasefire, how the us respond. if it decides to about this news about the closure of al jazeera, all right, thank you very much for the latest from washington, rather than jordan joining us as well. the committee to protect john les has been sounding the alarm of israel is cracked down and targeting all of john. this is documented, multiple incidents of reports has been targeted for simply doing that job. and one's the media work is across the region face a hostile environment that has made reporting on this will exceptionally challenging now and its annual report. it found that $99.00 john list and media was around the world were killed while doing that job last year. this includes 72 year old $72.00 pallets and you're john is killed by is rainy forces. this is nearly 75 percent of the world wide. total number of recorded tests of journalist was 44 percent high of of 2023. in 2023 compared

u. s. weapons make a difference. still blinking did not answer the question on what is the strategy of to us? does do the u. s. one to ukraine, helped to help ukraine to push russia, or is it just this kind of slowed the recipe that divide? how's was perceiving as a set of g and i thing on the one hand divide, how strategy of denying restaurant achieving it's for him as has been a success. on the other hand, many in ukraine have to feeling the dripping off as a part is a recipe for a slow drip death for a few great. and i think it's up to the white house to make a different strategic choice. we hear that now in your package is formed immediately after this one. so maybe there is some speeding up. and jake said, of upside even alluded to higher speed of deliveries. but there is always a big difference between deliveries being and loans than having a communicative effect and deliver is really arriving to the troops and ukraine. yeah, these things take time, don't they? of vladimir, do you think brushes taking advantage of this window where your rate is still waiting for deliveries of solar eclipse? because this

u. s. m. it's closest ally does. it predicts that there are national investigations going. that will give us the answers to what has happened and who shouldn't. in any case, press these countries. but the reality is that 2 of these 3 investigations, namely in denmark and so we don't have already concluded without any results. the only one that is being conducted isn't valid in germany. and we have very few hopes on this country to, to produce any results. but this is being used as a pretext by western countries to prevent international communities to really get clear answers. what was the find? this kenya stands to lose $1280000000.00 annually. if the plan to import processed poultry products from the us is approved by countries, poultry breeders association says the plan related to the certification of the industry, finished poultry products. impulse pose the direct threat to likelihoods, potentially pushing them and their families into poverty and exacerbating social issues. the ripple effect would be felt far and wide, potentially destabilizing the delicate balance of th

u. s. again reiterated that it does not support unilateral recognition of a palestinian state and no surprise there a while. then you in general, assembly over womanly supports the palestinian state. the us unilaterally blocked a bid for, for you in membership earlier this year. this is all of this meaningless. this entire push for a palestinian state recognition is not meaningless. if the u. s. and other major powers won't change their longstanding policy. i wouldn't go so far as to characterize it as meaningless. again, i think it's a politically significant in the sense that it demonstrates once again how thoroughly out of touch the united states is with the will of the international community. we often think of, of, of the west as providing leadership to the international community in the united states and particularly performing battle. i think what this crisis has demonstrated does that we're really dealing with 2 separate entities with an ever growing child in between the, the west leg by the united states on the one hand. and the international community representing the will of the va

now, why does the u. s. one to do this? one makes me think the us wants to do this. well, certainly there's the massive information warfare and that level of information worth is what you see in preparation for genetic war. you also see the shaping of the environment. i'm talking about military exercises. i'm talking about pre positioning of troops and logistical elements as well as fuel. i'm talking about this inc. gridable escalation. this building together of lines is this constant rehearsal of war exercises against china. very, very much in your face. very, very real. these are not, you know, these are not just standard run of the mill exercises. and then the most important thing is you see the constant publication. you see the us constantly using it's proxies, namely the philippines and other countries to drive into the paint over and over again, trying to draw the file. that's what you see happening right now. you know, there are yeah, i'm sorry, i didn't mean to interrupt, but i wanted to pick up on what you were about to say about troops. and there's an image

now, why does the u. s. one to do this? one makes me think the us wants to do this. well, certainly there's the massive information warfare and that level of information work is what you see in preparation for genetic war. you also see the shaping of the environment. i'm talking about military exercises. i'm talking about pre positioning of troops and logistical elements as well as fuel. i'm talking about this in gridable escalation. this building together of lights is this constant rehearsal of war exercises against china. very, very much in your face. very, very real. these are not, you know, these are not just standard run of the mill exercises. and then the most important thing is you see the constant publication. you see the us constantly using it's proxies. name the, the philippines and other countries to drive into the paint over and over again, trying to draw the file. that's what you see happening right now. you know, there are yeah, i'm sorry, i didn't mean to interrupt, but i wanted to pick up on what you're about to say about troops. and there's an image

now, why does the u. s. one to do this? one makes me think that the us wants to do this. well, certainly there's the massive information warfare and that level of information worth is what you see in preparation for genetic war. you also see the shaping of the environment. i'm talking about military exercises. i'm talking about pre positioning of troops and logistical elements as well as fuel. i'm talking about this inc. gridable escalation. this building together of lines is this constant rehearsal of war exercises against china. very, very much in your face. very, very real. these are not, you know, these are not just standard run of the mill exercises. and then the most important thing is you see the constant publication. you see the us constantly using its proxies, namely the philippines and other countries to drive into the paint over and over again, trying to draw the file. that's what you see happening right now. you know, there are yeah, i'm sorry, i didn't mean to interrupt, but i wanted to pick up on what you're about to say about troops. and there's an image th

u. s. m. s. so, so this will not accept any deal that does not bring permanent ceasefire. but i'm a clear rate is a distinguished public policy from the american university of a root. he says that pressure is building for as well to put in place to see spot and gaza. these really is the amass the americans are under intense pressure here, the american government, with all this invested in the present. so people, really, everybody wants a deal, but nobody wants to make a deal where he has to make more concessions. then the other person, everybody in every negotiation, summer happens in the world. so if somebody doesn't totally defeat the other side and they start to go shaving, they're gonna make some mutual concessions. the problem that how much has, is that it's not clear what the venue like and is like, and as of now, after all, the tremendous suffering that the people have had experienced. and this is we can talk cuz public opinion polling as it is not so easy to do. and a lot of people are scared to speak openly. just one of the problems and situation like this is that

u. s. developed universities divest from israel. how does schools make them money? washington, once russia to pay for rebuilding, ukraine must go friends to retaliate. plus what's the future for pick tone for the american market. comes in with costs, pulled out just a rough reaching of mine's the tragedy for me of a democratic solve effort there. it's how quickly we sort of adopted the very told re global, know the intertwining of money and politics campaigner andrew fine state and photographer shock you do on, on active is on the crisis in concert. what is happening today is happening on our watch. the news from now they will be people asking, how did you let it happen? studio will be on the script part one on, on the, [000:00:00;00] the, the watching. i'll just leave me elizabeth put onto them. don't. hi, romando about top stories. the sound of a mass grave is being uncovered at gauze as all ship a hospital palestinian officials have vivid zoomed 49 parties in the process. still on the way, is why the ministry late ceased 17 march killing hundreds of people includ

u. s. regarding the incompetence and the pro does 3rd like and do you have to speak about this? because all of the students are listening to people from cause. so you have to listen to them. and. and unfortunately, it seems as if we have lost our connection to hint, these types of connection issues are very common in guys that especially during the war, but we think are for joining us on the front. we hope to talk to her again. so the, for 5 years, julie massage, the fame, publisher, and founder of wiki weeks, has been languishing and a high security prison in the u. k. as the british courts contest an effort by the us government to extradite him to american soil, describe the face of 17 espionage at charges and a conspiracy to commit computer intrusion for publishing some $400000.00 classified u. s. military documents relating to its involvement in wars in iraq and afghanistan, some of which exposed possible us war crimes. so what, what the prosecution of julia massage mean for press freedom? joining us to help answer that question is jeslane rabbit. jocelyn is a national secur

oh god i, she said really does visit to the u. s. has benefits in washington much more than that has kenya. and i know good to have the us benefit from this meeting more then virginia can only wait. jeanette, such as you can ask the got, but i didn't know was invited to the u. s. and the dish one is basically to help the u. s. people have a feeling of the, i think because of the fear that actually got is a getting a slice from voice, the china and russia. if you don't make, i do think in, you know, because we don't have to be of a central heat. they want to slice throughout the got there. if you need to sleep, you know, we one thing i went to the i come to the sun, i mean the new america and we do not have to be controlled for bathing. i think i'm happy that's can you has other over sure. i'll think on the line and they don't the fees to the west every time they are looking for financial services because even looked at helping giving it to the am. if it's not, i mean if we can get them elsewhere like shame whereas yeah, why not? but

u. s. has uh said. it does not support in any form or fashion. so it really does come down to whether this is just a real anger with the l g c or a network for it's reporting, or whether this is part of the overall negotiating strategy. as talks to try to reach a ceasefire, continue. all right, thank you very much for now. roseanne, jordan and washington of course, still with me is out of there, seeing if the scholars mironda sharon marano just mentioning the eruption of protests and cities that we have seen actually in many countries in europe, and it's in the u. k. also in australia and many cities in the last and that has been quite remarkable. see, not just the reaction of us police and security forces, photos or the its core reaction to this. you speak about the band, the spanned by these really government being and attempts to try and control the message, an active desperation in light of the the devastation that we see in gaza. but i suppose also what is interesting is that in amongst this, we see this narrative and lodging of outside elem

u. s. government, they continue to side with israel. so does, is it going to continue? we really don't know. we don't know where that breaking point is for president joe biden. he said it was an invasion of rough us. rough has been invaded and apparently the red line for him is still not been crossed. thanks so much for all of that. this petty co sign for us here in washington dc. a cable as well as license the tech comes off of the you installed code on friday, ordered as well to immediately and effectively into some military offensive in kansas southern city. if we're off on the provisional mission issue, just part of south africa's genocide case against israel, the international court of justice described the situation and gone so as disasters h $800000.00 palestinians had been forced to flee breakfast since the ground offensively. i began early of this month now the quote says as well as evacuation plans for civilians and not sufficient. the icj. i also called on this role to give an unimpeded access to investigative looking into allegations of war crimes and cancer

i think if it does send a cigna ended also strengthens or heightens the pressure on israel because the u. s. has made it very clear that they don't want to see a large scale, an operation in off. and we still don't know how this will develop in the coming days. i mean, as well, it says it's a limited operation for the time being now there where these reports in the us media is saying that a shipment has been a post that this is about about 3000 booms, mainly parts of them. these heavy weight volumes of a 2000 pounds or 900 kilograms, and this concern that they might be use in densely populated areas such as in the house of know, we're hearing this morning from the military official saying that a disagreements would be talked about behind closed doors and the cooperation between israel and the united states, especially when it comes to military security operation is still very close. but of course, this all comes of why this rough operation is a continuing the un says more than a 1000000 palestinians are taking refuge in rafa many after having fled their homes elsewhere. but israel's recent

u. s. movie that has allowed american personnel. so operates in newest african country. cellphones as a code, all right, does the international action center is observed, the immediate change to an africa as us influence on the content is waiting to the u. s. is scrambling everywhere they can in the world for any allies that they can get. china and russia was involved and in africa is entirely different than the over hundreds of years of colonial occupation and moving that has existed both by the european countries and by the us. those relationships, not one of the more detail relationships, not one of the more about the development for the countries themselves. all of the more about the draft overall materials and every one of these countries, there's a new day. they see new possibilities, new alliances, new friendships, and they're refusing to go along with the leading that has been their whole past existence. and we can, you can especially see that is true and then new alignment and new share and demanding that us troops leave. and there's a real c change that is happening throughout africa. somebody puts it arrives in minutes on

that last the way this information came came to light, it does beg, the question of whether or not u. s. involvement could have been a little bit more deeper, right. more rigorous. have they been sidelined by the likes of coffee in egypt in the drawing up at this proposal? well, the reality is that well, joe biden, types himself as a scientist. he said that when he went to israel very soon after, what happened in october, the 7th. while he said that his newest onto a supporter of israel then jo by then has been for for many, many years. the reality is that the years really haven't really listen to them. they made it clear very heavily on that they would conduct the war the way that they saw foot. and, well, i think united states may have had some input and saying, look, don't do this, do that, be careful of this what's for that. you are losing public support and that is something that they had said on numerous occasions. these families have acted by law. does if they don't care for any information, any guidance that is coming out of the white house, the state department, or even the pen

how does the most to win the war, the u. s. apparently, definitely in their view and lots of most of their allies. and here's another poll which really shows the evolution of this brainwashing what after the war ended, 57 percent of the french thought must go have contributes of the most to the war effort. fast forward the few decades and it's most scope which a southerly replaced by washington says, well, let's just pause and remind ourselves over the casualties. the soviet union lost at least 20000000 people during the great patriarch war, which is how world war 2 is referred to in russia. almost every household was effected, which is why most russians know the story. so well, as it has been recounted by each generation, especially those who actually lived it was the western allies extreme of good fortune to the russians, and not themselves paid almost the entire butch's bill for defeating nazi germany. excepting 95 percent of the military casualties of the 3 major powers of the grand alliance. but those 5 sab being broke off

u. s. provides to israel. this is really just a drop in the ocean. when you look at the type of weaponry that the u. s. continues to provide to israel, but it does seem, even though nothing official from top is really officials. it does seem that there is concern among the security and military establishment based on some of the quotes we're seeing in is really media reports that this perhaps is a harbinger of things to come. meaning that if is real, doesn't start at hearing more to what the us once perhaps the us will fault, further shipments of weapons going forward. and okay, how much when it comes to what's happening right now, and we know that the seas far negotiations are still taking place in cairo. how much pressure is there internally on? nothing. yahoo, because we've seen the demonstrations in tel aviv not only take place, but they seem to be growing as well. so yeah, that's right. and, and you know, the last 2 days there had been demonstrations in various cities in israel, mostly held by relatives of these rarely captive, still being held in gaza when it was announced that how much was accepting the ceasefire proposal that had been pr

u. s. has been very little terrain in israel during this time. how does that impact the international standing of israel, or if there is no question that these valleys at the most difficult position regarding its international position since its establishment 76 years ago, there was no doubt about that. we are losing grounds not we've only we saw our biggest ally of the united states, but also we saw our countries. we school, we have peace reducing the they are burning all of the political breaches of israel. we to forge of for rights ministers in the cabinets. how does no for the dodge of, for is, was international staff to they are really searching for something fundamentally different to be chipped through chaos through our govern armageddon and, and mr. neal, who is, is really a captive right right now in their hands and that's in yahoo. doesn't have to call for elections until october of 2026. but it's still been a mounting pressure for all the reasons you've mentioned for him to schedule early elections. he of course, has dismissed these uh these, t

u. s. developed universities divest some israel. how does schools make them money? washington, once russia to pay for rebuilding, ukraine must go friends to retaliate. plus what's the future for picked on to the american market? kinds of the costs without a 0. if the seems of extreme desperation, tens of thousands of palestinians are being pushed out of eastern rasa, of the israel warned of an imminent. although defensive. the answer of any age good to have you with us. this is alice's 0 live from the also coming up. israel has escalated the bombing of ross or killing 28 people there across the gaza strip. $52.00 palestinians have been killed in the last 24 hours.

u. s. and indeed through the international criminal court to help israel accountable if it does to, to do this war. and certainly united states with finally ready player wants them for all that. the israelis do not have a detail over the future of the palestinians, whether it be in jobs on were in the west. uh, okay. okay. scott lucas, to her name was stuff or madeline klein. it is being a pleasure to speak to all 3 of you here on inside story many thanks for your time and thank you. of course for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website out to 0 and don't com for further discussion. go to a facebook page, that's facebook dot com, forward slash a j inside story. you can also join the conversation on x on handle is of asia inside story. i mean the focus on the whole team here. it's bye for now the the the condition of a thing. so she needs this, you know, this is this christmas helen sort of female surgery and not a weekend and of course the spirit and that's a lot of it. this is yvonne has to get a day and time to me the the hello, i'm about this and this is the

u. s. and indeed through the international criminal court to help israel accountable if it does to, to do this war. and certainly united states with finally ready player wants them for all that. the israelis do not have a detail over the future of the palestinians, whether it be in jobs on were in the west. uh, okay. okay. scott lucas, to her name was stuff. uh, madeline klein. it is being a pleasure to speak to all 3 of you here on inside story many thanks for your time . and thank you. of course for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website out there and don't com for further discussion. go to a facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash a j inside story. you can also join the conversation on x. i'll handle is up asia inside story. i mean the focus on the whole team here, pitts, bye for now. the after a controversial presidential campaign. and the contested victory proposed to be unto is said to lead indonesia, southeast asia is the largest economy that drive us nation with more than $1300.00 ethnic groups for that to go. while we're comfortable with

i'm sure if one person of what's going on now, does that happen then any other place over the war? the u. s. maybe they would move the movie and they would move everything to like the, the country we saw, you know, what the americas visit me about. we saw the beds also in libya and then other places and i've gotten stuff because they dumped all of these things in different places. for them, it's easy or more month to step behind the crimes taking place and also to be pumped as it would be the crimes aside. i'm in a sweat. this is how i look at it. yeah, there's a lot of us our children, our babies. a lot of women, our elders. okay. cool. by the american, we believe that's the case. this is the other 2. they don't want to see the doing the same time. they say we are leaving country when it comes to human rights on the floor. what's the sort of low means? i think we're living in a little jazz again. that's because, yeah, i think that's a fair point as well. show and appreciate you saying that. look, you know, that's the discussion of the un general assembly. now today in the past 24 hours abo

and it does not show the right direction while georgia has actually the constitutional hopefully case to lead this country closer to the u. s. to, to nature. and of course, with this kind of draft lois of a draft bills, are you actually tracked this constitutional obligation and yes, in the european parliament, there is a lot of a big concern about the european future of georgia and why it's funding to us. why the, you is choosing to meddle in the hands of a country that he's not a member of the block a well, i mean, that has applied for the membership, and there was a big debate in the european union, whether it is already enough, what georgia had to offer to grant the candidates that is, and not everyone was too happy that we did it. but because the judge, it was in the past every, a role model for reforming for being one of the engines as so to say, in the post. soviets here, uh for the democratic reform, for a rule of law reforms for police reforms and corruption and reforms especially. and of course, there is a big part of the society, an overall majority of the society in favor of bringing this country closer to the t

u. s. presidential election that may very well see for my president, donald trump hardly facing for criminal trials back in the why does one of the world's most famous lives who has defended julian assigned? daniel's bug, donald trump, mike tyson, and will controversially jeffrey epstein harvey weinstein, and o j. simpson. his friend of is riley pm, that in yahoo, professor island, joshua pitts. he's emeritus professor and hospitable school. and his, the older 2 new books get trump the threat to civil liberties, due process and our constitutional rule of law and war against the jews. have you in time, us barbarism. he's in miami, florida. thank you so much, advertise, graduates, we're coming back on before we get to gaza. i mean, how do you feel about the state of democracy in the usa will be at the supreme court. the verdict was one you probably would agree with, given these attempts to prevent the u. s. as leading opposition lead a drum from being elected president lin running and in november, i know you supported by them in case anyone thinks your grades of what your donald trump as well uh, in my pipe test i award

will have to take this bill u if this bill does pass the senate, like some bills that president biden threatened to veto he ultimately sdf9■ because the public finally had enough. s of those cases. this is a time for choosing as a speaker said the choice is very ea right now there is a war going on between israel and hamas. if you are not supporting israel you are supporting a terrorist organization. when president biden s h wants to hold back on the arms sales he is holding on israel's ability to go and fight a war against hamas. the only other person who wantse it is hamas. why would president biden choose that side? today on the house of floor evme o congress is going to have the opportunity to make t cthisouse majority leadep on the republican side is been crystal clearro beginning. we suppor and the right to self-defense they are under attack from a terrorist organization that will defend themselves. have a right to defend themselves have our support and that right to self-de we will have israel's back will see who else does when thees lad the bill to chuck schumer he's have to make a decision he can give hot air in rhetoric today whentesver in the senate th

but does this ruling oppose any duties or obligations on other countries to do or not do anything countries like the u. s. and germany for example, which are supplying as well, with weapons? so, i mean, i, i not, it doesn't affect them directly, but certainly they could be domestic feel, litigation in both countries because they are, by far the largest arm suppliers, the israel's, you mention to try to go to the courts in each country. not to say that there is complicity in, in germany's actions. uh, you know, offensive that the, both the, both the world court has what one of condemning and has been condemned to the general assembly of united nations as well. so this may well open up domestic challenges that will build upon what the court has said. yeah, definitely be interesting to see how that pans out. but this ruling is just one part of a broader complaint that side offical filed late last year, accusing israel's committing genocide and gaza will impact as today's decision house on that. well, it probably continues to hurt in the court with respect to israel's conduct. could you had a visual view of