u. s. may propose sanctions against the international criminal close as president to bind and also chipped into defend as well, claiming what was happening gonzalez', his thoughts, genocide, or through jack the i see she's application arrest warranty against the prison wants to all do or can't do insure civilian protection, but let me be clear, concert allegations against israel made by the national court of justice. what's happening is not genocide to reject any of the international criminal quotes. chief, prosecutors are requested and arrest warrants will be as way the prime minister alongside the countries defense minister based on the cues of war crimes and gone. so i c. c, prosecutors, a car i'm calling. allstate was to see the leadership of him. us and the dog to have reasonable grounds to believe the 3 senior leaders of the mass back criminal responsibility for the following. international crimes committed on the territory of these rail. i'm the state of palestine from at least the 7th o

u. s. may soon followed suit. so what has changed? why would this you turn not put us on the path to world war 3. i bring golf berlin . this is the day, the ukraine's bravely this thing thing, the homeland, again, thrush of the brutal assault and we have to do everything. you know, a problem actually is that the rock for self defense includes all sol, striking military targets of widgets and printer targets outside ukraine. they need what funds and they need them cost extra 99 percent of the mean for support to to train homes from the twilight. let's stand up to the bullet also coming up the us and chinese defense cheese will be holding one on one talks. as we can, can the 2 big powers in the pacific turned down the temperature in this volatile region will ask a leading expert to if there were to be a conflict between china and the united states, the costs are so high that it's important for all parties to try everything in their power to preventive. we'll do our viewers watching on cbs in the united states and to all of you around th

u. s. says israel may have reached international law with american weapons in gaza. has there been an official reaction from israel to these allegations? and we don't, we didn't see that an official reaction to this, but it's very closely watched because the report says that it was use of us bathrooms is like you to be inconsistent with international but the lex and you know, the evidence in specific cases, no human rights groups would argue that they have documented cases where the force being used as disproportionate, where the more it just, you know, in the light of the so many civilian casualties now is the highest rejected. those accommodations over the long. it says it does enough to protect civilians, but this comes, of course, a mis, a deepening risk between uh the us administration and israel about the shipment of arms. and we have to see, you know, how this about the operational comes into play. and this because the us, as always says, i don't, this is the right likes for them. if it goes for the deeper into about the but you know of what, when they do. but

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u. s. continuing to all may as well, it's actually in violation of its own rules. and yet, despite all of this mounting evidence we're hearing from the white castle, they will support nothing yahoo into the better ends listed in american journalist ramsey periods as washington is trying to distract public attention from the looming is really ground operation rasa. by pointing the finger at home us, let's be very clear this american foreign policy regarding goals that as well from the very beginning of this war has been a policy of distraction. we're on the one hand as well. everything that is the wants and a little bit more. on the other head, you keep playing this game with the palestinians where lead so local, keep resurfacing in the washington post office and the new york times. sometimes political sometimes apps use where they would reveal things like the vitamins bite is very angry at the as well. so there was a very angry conversation between them. yeah. when the president, american officials are saying, you know, is enough and we are reaching the breaking po

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u. s. presidential elections were, you know, ukraine can always say that one reason that it may be vulnerable now is because the u. s. has a delay in delivering weapons, the delay that we've seen in the last few months, but it can't it, it can't blame anyone else when it's talking about not having enough soldiers, right? that's the mobilization. while that's been passed into this effort to get more soldiers into the military. i mean, do you think that should have been done a year ago or the are they doing this too late? or i think it's not fair to put the blame on the us. just because, as i said, there are so many factors at play here at the canal, which he is not going to phil's a manpower gap. technology is also not going to boost them around go through a certain extent. it might, but it's, it's not going to make such a great effect. and if we look at the war and they've gotten to send us the list technologically superior to the power button, just to make a point that technology is not the ever thing and work. and the mobilization is always a very unpopular choice, and at the very beginning

how much wants to have some kind of guarantees that it may be also through the u. s. is that then this is going to be a permanent ceasefire and media end of the role in that was drawn or is ready to some of the causes for this of course, something that is difficult to achieve because the contradicts the, the is rating wall objectives of for destroying how much and also going to the right. meanwhile nothing yahoo has threatened to invade rafa with or without a deal. so how could that impacts these negotiations? what that would render negotiation? so it's basically meeting this because of that, how can you negotiate oppose a ceasefire and at the same time, say like in any case it would go into what i thought, i think was also happening, is that both sides really trying to increase the pressure with this kinds of statements and also the, the sinks to the, to the price. for example, i also thinks is a really strategically placed on one side or the other side in order to improve the negotiations positions in order to put the pressure and onto the other side. and of course,

u. s. square report released by the state departments suggest that israel may have reached international laws while using american arms in gossum presidential by the head order the report back in february. but it was submitted to congress after a long delay. the document says that it is quote, reasonable to assess that us supplied weapons have been used in ways that are inconsistent with israel's obligations dw, correspond, and benjamin as far as grover is in washington, and he had this background assessment of the report for us. so this report comes only 2 days of the president fighting publicly threatened to withhold certain bombs and of temporary shelves of israel goes ahead. within a sold on the packed set you up for a fund sullivan gauze i chose the washington is using it's leverage. this is world's biggest on 6410, not just sharing is frustration with is really government behind closed doors. many have been asking to by the administration to do this for a while now. and we also know that israel has seized the rough uh, across thing into egypt from, from us. and the closure of the b

okay, minutes on the overview admission a part of c s o u and member member since may be a little vs will continue to support if it's geared towards piece building and laying the ground for confidence. building as a commitment towards the 2 state solution. the consideration of palestine is admission must remind us of our collective obligation to bring an end to legal occupation, and the wrongful acts that emanate from its continuation. the next move ahead would be to have the united nations security council then approve this resolution that was passed by the general assembly after that a then 2 thirds vote again in the general assembled. it would be needed in order to make a new member states from the palestinian authority. however, that is unlikely to occur because the world expects that the united states, which is a very solid supporter of israel, will veto the resolution at the un security council. the united states as a permanent member of the united nations security council, and they have the ability to veto any resolution that goes before it. now it's important to note that isr

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we should have a vote on that and think about what he's saying about the people who may be shooting a u. s. troops aren't going to shoot because they're not actually on the territory . they're on a piece of wood that just as connected to the territory. that seems ludicrous. and by the way, here's another part of the debate that i want to share with you. this is important . this one's about the f 35. it's a little bit about the f 35, it's one of the most expensive cell farmers that's ever been built, which up until recently hasn't even been able to fly because apparently it's too dangerous. so it, is it a, according to what we read it, a tracks lightning. so if it's ever going through any kind of storms while it's flying, like dogs is going to be storms everywhere, right. it could blow up in mid air cuz it attracts slightly right. really consider this is plain cost, a $135000000.00 to build and there are about $450.00 out of them out there right now already i did the math on that just on my, you know, on my iphone. that means that we have spent $61000000000.00 on these things. here's a stra

u. s. is at its lowest since 1979. and you may ask, why? well, i don't think apple is actually helping with it's a v r headset and it's a, you know, virtual porn addiction. yeah. oh you, well we run the video. so this is a film of a dude who's acquired himself when these virtual reality headsets are these turned on a bit of porno, in the middle of a park. let me say, you know, does a thing in our lives, you know, how would you describe porn? you, you can't really describe what you know and you see it. so you want to remember tomorrow a said that it was about our children or something that actually maybe just thought about sleepy joe and hunter. but it all went down this pipe when he got high on the video, wasn't part of the plan. ah ah, with the big high. so of course, another way to control population could be to make a ruling in the us courts. so i'll give you that only boeing aircraft will be low take this guy's not can probably eliminate 50 percent of the population, pretty handy because this show is literally falling apart in front of

u. s. power should run its campaign. so i suspect they may go, i had them going to try a game of geopolitical check in with us. how long a pause in the supply of weapons would that have to be at to make a difference to israel's ability to attack. i mean, how much was there also like, how much don't do they have? well, they certainly have a lot, but this kind of campaign they've expended an awful lot me. what's important is if you launch a campaign, as you want to know that your supplies are secure, because at the moment, you know it's conceivable, the us would restart. but then if the re, us cuts off in the future, the israel is, could be in a vulnerable position. they might have started hostilities, again, engaged in a lot of activity and suddenly find themselves without necessary. yeah, you know the additions, so it's hard to run a campaign if you're not certain that the re supplies coming in terms of, uh and so we can campaigns in terms of the j biden's political campaign. also very difficult given the uncertainty of what could happen in r

u. s. can force is released to do something that they otherwise may not want to do. this would be one of those ways. i have no idea, of course what that intelligence might be if it were important. and if it were something over which lives depended, the us would turn it over. the fact that they're not turning it over tells me that it's not something that's terribly important. it's really said that they can't really define what it means to say that they've won this for israel does not need the money is there is a 1st world country, it has plenty of money. but the us has made this policy decision and it will continue to give this real everything that it wants. oh, this is a whole, this is them. as we see a political risk in the re public of georgia. the president has promised to be to knew that just agents that was false for the funded n d a is to be more transparent about the buying that same. but the prime mess it says the measure is crucial for the countries independence and solvency to go into this missile. understand today is the most important day in terms of stre

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