the destruction of culture is not among the acts of genocide defined in the un convention and the rometute, but they make us recall the vision of the man who created the term genocide, who is also behind the un genocide convention, rafal lemkin. dr. lemken is the man who coined the word genocide and has really been fighting its manifestations for a very, very long time. dr. lemkin, could you tell us why you were interested in this fight against genocide? i became interested in genocide because it happened so many times was happening i told myself that as a lawyer i had to do something about it, and i submitted a draft convention. i tried to interest the organizations of the united nations, so i approached the delegations. delegations of cuba, mr. and india supported the resolution and then we started the process. the destruction of culture and identity was not included in the convention, although rafa lemkin, who coined the term genocide, very clearly thought and spoke about the destruction of culture as one of the key elements of genocide. that is, destruction of culture, burning of b

i have concluded that he meets the criteria for genocide under the un convention.can definitely say that the military and political leadership of the russian federation is quite realistically charged with the crime of genocide by the highest international standards. why thoughts. are divided, who is right, what evidence of genocide did the russians leave and what is missing, should ukraine even try to prove this crime, or is it really important? with the help of exclusive testimonies a number of victims of russian war crimes in ukraine, in-depth interviews with the best experts, documents and chronicles of russian war crimes, we were looking for an answer to one of the main questions of the russian-ukrainian war: is russia committing genocide in ukraine. william schabas, one of the world's foremost authorities on genocide. in the fall of 2022, more than six months later. after the start of the full-scale invasion of russia into ukraine, he published an article in which he claimed: there are sufficient grounds to talk about genocide in there is no ukraine. i thought

the un genocide convention also does not speak exclusively about attempts to completely destroy a nationalcial or religious group, it speaks of complete destruction. or partial, by definition, it is genocide in general not about the number of victims. even if you kill one person or two, if you can clearly show that there was an intent to destroy the group, genocide has been committed. so, was this intention sufficiently demonstrated, cases of mass murder, deportation, russification of children, russian propaganda, targeted attacks on ukrainians and ukrainian culture are enough for many to talk about genocide, not only for individual political leaders, the polish parliament declared about genocide . violence that is used deliberately and systematically by the troops of the russian federation against civilian residents of ukraine, has signs of genocide. parliaments of latvia, lithuania, estonia and canada. the russian federation is committing acts of genocide against ukrainians. as well as the parliaments of the czech republic and ireland, but parliaments are not international courts. hard,

the russian delegation called on the sco to support the un convention against cybercrime.have proposed an approach, a basis. to consolidate the provision in it, the criminalization of a wide range of acts committed using ict, including such dangerous ones as terrorism, extremism, drug trafficking, weapons, as well as the provision of weapons to law enforcement agencies sufficient powers to identify, suppress and investigate these crimes, however, the united states and its satellites are categorically against wide coverage, stating that: the existing international legal mechanisms are already sufficient for cooperation, we clearly understand that the interests of it giants are hidden behind such an unconstructive position of westerners their curators. on the sidelines of the meeting , igor krasnov held a working meeting with his tajik colleague yusuf rahmon. the prosecutor general of russia called for synchronization of actions with tajikistan for fight against terrorism. negotiations were also held with the chinese prosecutor general yingyunyong. yes. much attention was pa

different countries, leading states, and the russian delegation called on the sco to support the un conventionht against cybercrime. it should also be noted that on the sidelines of the meeting a number of events were held... various aspects of interaction between the supervisory departments of the two countries were discussed, and much attention was, of course, paid to protecting the rights of investors, both russian and chinese. among other things, it provides for holding a round table on the protection of rights next year in vladivostok. investors with the participation of heads of border prosecutor's offices. in if you agree, i propose to make this event as practically oriented as possible, so that entrepreneurs in our countries can quickly feel the results of our meeting. for these purposes, i consider it necessary in advance for us, with the participation of the ambassadors of russia and china, to select and study specific problematic issues that require our response. when. our personal and favorable relations are very useful for strengthening our cooperation between the chinese and russ

education, is already recognized in the context of the russian federation. a violation of the un conventione rights of the child, that is, how we will respond to such a large number of children who have been reflashed, this should be decided today, and in fact to me. it is known that we are also developing a so-called cognitive de-occupation strategy at the state level, that is, we are not sitting idly by and waiting, at the level of non-governmental organizations, which are now the first care for children after their return, there are also certain approaches that are quite individual, both through the trauma-oriented approach and through the forgiveness-oriented approach, that is, there are many different strategies that are used in order to return the children to a normal life as soon as possible, although the russian... the federation, its propaganda, unfortunately, are very successful in keeping them as far away from this return as possible, and one thing is such a humanitarian de-occupation of human souls, children in this sense, and the second, the second a question that is actually v

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china, in particular, stated that the united states has not ratified the un convention on the law ofited states cannot cope alone, so all the hegemon's allies are in europe and the pacific. the region must urgently increase its military spending and production capacity. at the same time, ukraine must moderate its ardor. bicameral the us congress defense strategy commission has prepared an unpleasant report for kiev. short conclusion: kiev needs to increase production volumes on its own, since in the event of a nato war with russia and china. the existing reserves of many types of weapons in ukraine may last for several months, and some for several days. we need our allies to produce more. our defense industrial base is in very poor condition, european... russia, china, iran and north korea are beyond what we ourselves are capable of. the production line at the martin plant in arkansas is preparing to produce one new rocket every 10 minutes. the issue is within the framework of the thirty billionth. us aid to ukraine, but that's just a fraction of the pentagon's staggering $858 billio

actually back in two thousand and seven, it was tony blair who was saying we need to change the un conventioneah, but hang on a minute, tony blair was very comfortable with massive migration people in, but that's a separate issue about the accession eight countries of the european union. >> that is true. that is true, gary just says, has he stopped the gangs yet? not yet. gary, but we live in hope. anyway, coming up, we'll be hearing from sir keir starmer as he set to make his first appearance on the world stage ahead of the nato summit in washington. stay tuned. it might be interesting. it might be interesting. plus, nigel farage made his debut in the commons today. what did he have to say about a certain former speaker of the house of commons? stay welcome back. this is dewbs& co with me . welcome back. this is dewbs& co with me. emily welcome back. this is dewbs& co with me . emily carver this with me. emily carver this evening. almost forgot my name. they're keeping me company until 7:00. is ben habib of course. and tom buick, too. it's been a good evening of debate. lots of disagreements

enough professional segment to ask questions and make decisions compliance with the un charter, international conventionsternational treaties, exclusively, but how is it that they are not excluded by these organizations, they begin to chair in july, in july russia chairs the un security council, and this is... well, it raises a lot of questions, in fact, we have had these questions about this organization for a long time, but what can be done about this issue? i will tell you, ukraine should have asked the number one question, more than 25% of the segment of the russian federation present in the security council, in the very apparatus of the un, that is, russia simply filled it with money, money and shoved its own. people, the human rights commission in switzerland is headed by who? fsbist, who sends us magat relevant specialists from 17-15 hostile to ukraine, only two loyal to ukraine. second, when the question arose, iryna nizhenska, who headed the security, security sector of the un mission in ukraine, did not sign that we did not shoot down mh16, she was kicked out of this commission. and now that ru

south africa brought the case in december of last year alleging that as well breach the un genocide convention and it's assault on gaza. i suppose because of that, the state consent desire is so deep and they are convinced that they are on the right. and they know that they, they, there's hardly anything that's going to happen if they continue with their conduct . so accountability can be a choice among states. and um, i'm not saying all the states are the same, some more uh sensitive to pressure and the much um, i guess they are conduct accordingly. but others will not. for pen timor have them is all included with the economy, service and expensive for the rest of the city of santa and fighting domestic violence. and because of stones we speak to survive is about to move all of the strengths, protections for women. the us president joe biden has defended his political rank, hold, pushing back at his critics who say he's not fit to run for re election in november . so by didn't made his case during the hon. anticipate of news conference of the nation was thomas, where he mistakenly referred to

policies have note that the have no concluded to being violating international law of the geneva convention, the un charter. and he also said that the israel's arguments basically for this occupation, meaning that they need this occupation for some military purposes, are completely not valid to that he actually called, if not with permanent occupation, with just basically the same as an annexation. he said by these policies, israel has created an indefinite and also a reversible situation for the palestinian people. so it's sounds until now that all the arguments have been accepted by this court. so step just to put this into perspective and to simplify it. so view is it may not be in tool of the legalese. this is where we're at. so father cold has gone through some of the objections to it, getting involved in this case. and it's pretty much dismissed all of those objections that it does have jurisdiction. it does have the right to respond to the requests from the general assembly. and so far, as you said, up until this point, it's been finding in favor of those states who have been pointing the fi

to that. 6 it's almost violating, and they establish that it's a, it is violating the geneva convention to un charter and all the human rights international human rights conventions as well with this occupation. so then point by point they went from because we've seen 5 months ago. that's a twin, a $52.00 states, including 3 international organizations, brought this case to the hague and all the points that these countries, most of the countries have made the fuel conscious like the united states, will argue against this case. but most of them were arguing that this occupation is a huge violation of this, the right to self determination of the palestinian people. and also they said that the says this plan is not torre last that israel has impose. they also impose on the whole of all the, all of the territories and they also have to be changed immediately has to, has to be withdrawn. fabulous, have to be removed, effectuated all the subset of the buildings that they have put there. all the villages, everything has to be dismantled, so it's a really a far reaching a verdict that's came out to y

world and international rules, which are based on international agreements, in the un charter, in european conventions, respectively aggression and war, that is, it actually turns the world upside down, forcing us at the level of the nato summit to take such contradictory actions. all norms and give the aggressor a reason to further develop this work not only in relation to ukraine, the nato and european countries themselves. therefore, i think that the question will not stand like that, orban, who is coming, will raise this question, i think that the representatives of slovakia should have their say, but we, and the members of the european union and nato as a whole, will clearly stand that the aggressor must, so to speak, leave the territory of ukraine, provide us with all types of weapons, equipment, ammunition, this will be a new system package. all the more so after these strikes, it will be increased attention and an increased package and precisely the accelerated delivery of f-16s and patriots and hymers, atakams, other systems, this will already be a concentration of those strike systems that w

a single formula, no other formula has been invented, everyone subscribed to the un charter, all international conventionseuropean conventions, which provide that aggression must be punished, and the aggressor must leave the territory. thank you, mr. mykola, but china is only in order to dominate the world, to dictate its language, it is necessary first develop software that is used around the world. that your language would be used all over the world, technologies that would be used all over the world, and that, in principle, people would want to live like in china, and not, let's say, like in europe or the usa, and to buy things, luxury goods and everything else too , for some reason, the chinese rich buy not chinese, but european, american, and so you can dream about many things, well, this is mykola malomuzh, he was a general of the ukrainian army, a former head of the foreign intelligence service, i am now i want us to watch such a show that was prepared in kherson region, we talked about it today, the enemy hit kherson, a fire broke out, and the rescuers came to overcome the consequences of this att

in a word, a country that violates all possible conventions and the un charter, presides over the un security council with a blocking package. on any other initiatives, the situation is simply unrealistic, and about other such moments of the perfect storm, in which ukraine is now at the epicenter, let's talk with pavel zhovnirenko, chairman of the board of the center for strategic studies, mr. pavle, congratulations, glory to ukraine, glory, good morning , i started with russia, which now chairs the un security council, well , this is even worse than the ukrainian one. do you know, where a wolf is guarding the flock, or a pike was thrown into the river, what can they achieve this month apart from information campaigns? i can't explain anything, but the information campaign is quite powerful, and in principle, the organization of the united nations is just dead, precisely because of two reasons, because of the principle of the consensus veto practically in the organization in the security council and because of membership in this in un security council, russia. russia could not be the

basically the geneva convention, the un charter and humanitarian last for all fire late. and so it was a very strong opinion that now is going to the un general assembly back to. a and also the un security council who dan will have to come up with with some kind of action. and that's exactly what the court was urging them to do and said those should be now oh, once and for all a peaceful sacrament. on this one of the longest to live in conflicts in this, in this world. step 5, some else you sierra take or is there any prime minister? benjamin netanyahu has reacted to the international court of justice opinion, saying jewish people are not conqueror, as in their own land, and not in the land phone ancestors in the west. spike no false decision in the hague will distort this historical truth. let's get reaction from your seat, belin. he's the form is really minister of justice and the initiation of feel. so they process the joins us from telling me. thank you for joining the program. this judgement represents a devastating defense is around the world court. how much pressur

convention in milwaukee. you see there right now, former un ambassador nikki haley on the stage, former president trump there with jd vance, nightly news with lester holt continues our coverage >>> tonight, with the political world swirling, we are live from the republican national convention. >>> but first, senator bob menendez, convicted today, guilty in all counts in a sprawling corruption trial. gold bars, envelopes of cash, a mercedes. what he blamed on his wife. why he says he never violated his oath of office, as former democratic allies call on him to step aside. >>> just breaking, iran and the plot to kill former president trump uncovered. why the intelligence led the secret service to bulk up his security detail. >>> plus, the investigation into what went wrong at that rally in butler. local police encountering the gunman on the roof and trying to warn the secret service. our new reporting tonight. >>> inside president trump's rnc debut,

kindergartner and then a few months later endorsed him and served in his cabinet as the un ambassador, it is what the convention wanted and it is what the convention got. >> i will let you go, i know you have something coming up. michael you cover congress, what stuck out to you and why? >> there were a number of congressional lawmakers up there on the hill. one that was interesting was tom, someone who has found himself in the crosshairs of former president trump to put it lightly. somebody that has sparred with the former president in the past, most notably he was ready for speaker in october following the ousting of former speaker mccarthy, the former president tanked that effort by tom and we have seen this minnesota republican find himself back in trump's inner circle and that culminated tonight with him giving a speech on the floor in support of trump so i think tom and his evolution in terms of his relationship with trump is a encapsulation of other republicans, people including ron and nikki haley. people that have at times sparred with the former president, found themselves at opposite ends of policy a

wisconsin, donald trump and his running mate j events have arrived at the convention in milwaukee, former us ambassador to the un, nikki haley is speaking right now on stage. and so the governor run desantis is expected to address the convention late to the to contest. it comes pursuit of the republican presidential nomination to expect with a voice that support $400.00. yes, president joe biden has returned to the campaign trail for the 1st time since the assassination attempt on his republican arrival. donald trump is address the national association fee of advancement of colored people in las vegas. it's a big gathering of black folks as in nevada and a key constituency for the democratic party. by the use of speech to judge americans to reject all forms of political violence. responsible to lower temperatures, temperature, and condemn violence. and that is for the, the refrigerator with the most affordable which reject the wiles about so many time period. no exceptions. that to say one voice bottles is not the answer is right. let's truck another you and run school in minnesota, refugee camp in central garza

in the us, it's the 2nd day of the republican national convention in milwaukee, former us ambassador to the un, nikki haley and florida governor rhonda santas are expected to speak the payables contest to donald trump, the suits of the republican presidential nomination. trump is also now revealed ohio as soon as his j d events as his running mate trumps right here was bandaged up. we can see that they of these 5 set of days, assassination attempts, bicycle a and has moved from the republican national convention. as you can see, we're off to a bit of a quiet star here is the 2nd official day of the republican national convention gets underway with it and does start with the speeches were told by officials which for me to themes, the 1st is republican unity. to that end, and we really didn't know if this was going to happen. but the former governor, nikki haley who was former president donald trump's view, and ambassador, is going to get a prime time speak. now. this is notable because she was credibly critical of him during the primary campaign. now the 2nd thing theme is make america safe aga

convention. icj says exploitation of natural resources in palestinian territory by israel is also in breach of international law. top un court says despite israel's military withdrawal in 2005, the gaza strip is still under occupation and israel must fulfill its obligations as occupying power in the palestinian strip. the un general assembly had asked for this advisory opinion from the icj pack in. december of 2022, it requested court give its opinion on legal consequences of israel's continued violations of the right of the palestinian people to self-determination, also un wanted opinion on israel's prolonged occupation, annexation and settlement construction on palestinian land since 1967. policy minister of foreign affairs has urged all states to review their... bilateral ties with israel after this icj announced its advisory opinion on israel's actions in occupied palestine. have a listen. today is about the brave and noble palestinian people and their absolute non-negotiable right to freedom from colonial control and violence. the court said this right not must no longer be denied or deferred, the court made clear

what is the 2nd day of the republican national convention in milwaukee, former us ambassador to the un, nikki haley on the part of governor rum desantis, are expected to speak. the pay of both contested donald trump's pursuit of the republican presidential nomination, which comes to pick as running made was seen at the convention earlier. j. the vans who would become vice president if trump wins expected to speak in milwaukee later on tuesday, for all an official joins us live, not from the convention in milwaukee island. so they to the convention ciocca through what we expect to happen almost the feeling today. all of them as well. if you take a look behind me, you can see katty lake who is a former governor tauriel candidates for the republicans, and that is on the she lost and then claim the election was stolen and she's not running for the senate. and the people were told that they had to lower the temperature and watch the language and come things down. and she's just actually go in and attack against the media saying that they have wor, no, they're welcome to because of life adul

of the coalition together. snow is the 2nd day of the republican national convention in milwaukee, former us ambassador to the un, nikki haley and florida. governor, run desantis are expected to speak later. the pay of both contested donald trump's pursuit of the republican presidential nomination, but expected a voice based support for him. well, i'll just say it was on an official during the slide now from the convention in milwaukee island. so we've been hearing from various because already, what else are we expecting and what's the scene for today? i so it's all about keeping america safe. there's certainly less drama arriving to choose the after the united spent of the vice presidential candidates. but certainly the taking it to the bite and the hottest administration, the phrase we've had often to tie in campbell of how to send everything d. c. as jo bite is failure. they've talked a lot about the board that they've talked about fentanyl crossing the border and the crisis in the united states with that particular truck idea of also talked about the withdrawal from afghanistan on stage united behind me. you

convention. florida governor ron desantis and former us ambassador to the un nikki haley both used their speechesve theirfull endorsement to trump. the pair had run against the former president in a bid to become the republican presidential candidate. the four—day convention kicked off on monday when donald trump pickedjd vance as his running mate in november's election. nikki haley, who had previously described mr trump as "unhinged" and not fit to be president again, walked out to some boos from the convention crowd. she opened her speech with an endorsement for him, and called for party unity. for the sake of our nation, we have to go with donald trump. you don't have to agree with trump 100% of the time to vote for him. trump 10096 of the time to vote for him. , trump 100% of the time to vote for him. , �* , trump 100% of the time to vote for him. , ~ , ~ ~ ,, for him. cheering and applause. take it from _ for him. cheering and applause. take it from me... _ for him. cheering and applause. take it from me... i _ for him. cheering and applause. take it from me... i haven't - take it from me...

convention. the icj says exploitation of natural resources in a palestinian territory by israel is in breach of international law. the top un court says despite israel's military withdrawal in 2005, the gaza strip is still under occupation and israel must fulfill its obligations as the occupying power in palestinian strip. the united nations general assembly had asked for the advisory opinion of the icj in december 2022. it requested the court to give us opinion on the legal consequences of israel's continuing violation of the right of the palestinian people to self-determination. also, the un wanted opinions on israel's prolonged occupation, annexation and settlement construction on the palestinian territory occupied since 1967. meanwile, the palestinian minister of foreign affairs, riyad maliki urges all states to review their bilateral ties with israel, after the international court justice announces his advisory opinion on israel's actions in the occupied palestinian territory. today is about the brave and noble palestinian people and their absolute non-negotiable right to freedom from colonial control and violence. the

convention. icj says the exploitation of natural resources in the palestinian territory by israel is also in breach of international law and top un court says despite is military withdraw back in 2005, the gaza strip is still under occupation and israel must fulfill its obligations as an occupying power. the young general said asked for this advisory opinion from the icj back in december of 2022. it requested the report give his opinion on the legal consequences of uh israel's continued violation of the right of the palestinian people to self uh determination. also the wanted opinion on israel's prolonged occupation. it's annexation and settlement construction on palestinan territory occupied since 1967. "the palestinian minister of foreign affairs, riad al-malaikaliki has urged all states to review the bilateral ties with the israeli regime after the icj announce this advisory opinion on israel's actions and occupied palestine. today is about the brave and noble palestinian people and their absolute non-negotiable right to freedom from colonial control and violence. the court" said this right must not, must no longer be denied o

perception now, totally fair that have that now, but i don't think that's would be un unnormal thing going into the convention to have her on the cover of vogue. >> really quick though on the vogue thing, i asked them because it's the august cover. so they and i asked them point blank, did you call vogue and just say, hey, do we have to drop the digital edition? can you wait a week? and they just did not answer if they've reached out to you and asked and i thought was very telling, they did not answer that. i think it also speaks a little bit to the bunker mentality that nobody thought that maybe this was a potentially bad idea to, in terms of timing. now it was months in the planning and one thing i'd be curious to get your take on omega1 is for so much of her career by square. jill biden was unenthusiastic political spouse, so reluctant political spouse but then you really seen especially the last few years, but really the last several months, she's become an incredibly enthusiastic political spouse. i'm curious if you like, if you have an opinion why i mean, i think she was she did a lot of travel when we

convention. the icj says exploitation of natural resources in the palestinian territory by israel is in breach of international law. the top un court says despite israel's military withdrawal in 2005, the gaza strip is still under occupation and israel must fulfill this obligations as the occupying power in the palestinian strip. the united nations general assembly had asked for the advisory opinion of the icj in december 2022. it requested the court to give us opinion on the legal consequences. of israel's continuing violation of the right of the palestinian people to say to self-determination, also the un wanted opinion on israel's prolonged occupation, annexation and settlement. construction on the palestinian territory occupied since 1967. now to talk more on this, we are joined by mr. fra, journalist, author and activist from belfast, northern ireland, and also mr. john bosnicch, journalist, activist and political analys from federicton, canada. gentlemen, welcome to the news review section. mr. hughes beginning with you, your thoughts on israel, the latest ruling by the international court of justice against israel, and

was the 2nd day of the republican national convention in milwaukee, former us ambassador to the un, nikki haley and florida governor randa santas. i expected to speak the papers contest to donald trump's. pursuits of the republican presidential nomination comes pick as wanting 80 vance was seen at the convention of the preparing for his speech . the answers expected to give his address on wednesday or patrick. okay, and is at the convention in milwaukee and she's joining us live it's day to as you mentioned, that parties tell us about what's been happening so far. is this as well all day? pretty much. nothing's been happening. they just the schedule. this convention has been like, unlike headings that i've really seen before, normally we have this day, this person speaking at this time. we haven't had any of that. and so everything's sort of out of order as to how they normally do it. what they did today is they put out a schedule that said at 5 o'clock, the official session number 3 starts. so we're getting right there. so this is gonna be all day. but as you can see, the delegates repor

president zelenskyy initiated and one of the really defining divisions at the republican convention this week, wolf the un, i just got back from its foreign policy. it wasn't talked about that much, but in private conversations that were many republicans, i spoke to in the mitch mcconnell wing of the party, if you will who are worried about the selection of j.d. vance and worried about what? input and impacts you may have donald trump should they win. j.d. vance has made very clear he he's an isolationist. he opposed ukraine funding and president zelenskyy would have to be worried about that. so senate republicans, colleagues of senator vance's spoke pretty openly about there i'm certain about that. so i think that's exactly what's happening with that. i'm just reading the statement here that the former president sent out about that. not one mention of vladimir putin he promises to bring peace to the world and end the war, but not one mention of vladimir putin in the statements. so how do you do that without? some involvement with vladimir putin in that state and the kate trump says flatly, if he were ele

convention. i'm amy goodman. in gaza, israeli forces have killed at least 42 people in air strikes on a un-run school in nuseirat, and on a so-called "safe area" in al-mawasi near khan younis. the nuseirat attack, which killed at least 23 palestinians, is at least the eighth time israel bombed an unrwa school in the past 10 days. this is a survivor of an israeli airstrike. >> this is a house full of civilians. we were asleep with our children and our the ones. we were safe and sleeping. at 2:20 a.m. we were shocked to feel a rocket follow the house. what is the sin we have committed for an f-16 to drop a bomb on a residential house that has been destroyed in this way? amy: unrwa, the un relief and works agency for palestine refugees, reports 70% of its schools in gaza have now been bombed, and over 500 people who had taken refuge in them have been killed by israel since its war on gaza began october 7. separately, unrwa projected it will take 15 years to clear the rubble from that destruction. yemen's houthi movement is continuing its attacks on red sea vessels. houthi fighters targeted a panama-flagged and israe

this is the 2nd day of the republican national convention in milwaukee. familiar with some best of the to the un mikaela in florida, governor rhonda santa. so expect that to speak the pay both contests to donald trump's pursuits of the republican presidential nomination. come speak as running mate was seen at the convention earlier. j events who would become vice president if trump wins is expected to speak in milwaukee later on tuesday or not as an official joins us from that convention. and then what is the atmosphere like at this point? we know that things may have been slow to start and zaps about some collect clarity lacking in terms of who was speaking. when i know it's me to, if they have, i'd say every morning do this because will be and there's been an idea of who's been coming for some considerable time. the timing crossing over to is, is actually very good. but just i think the proceedings per day to just see me on tuesday is make america strong again. but there's also an underlying theme of unity here, which explains why one desantis will be speaking. no, you remember the running des

are in breach of the fourth geneva convention, israel's use of natural resources and occupied palestinian territories is in violation of international law. the top un court also stated that the settlement policy has contributed to the rise of violence perpetrated by illegal settlers in the occupied territories. also uh the of course said that israel's excessive use of force against palestinians is at odds with its alligations under international law as uh and occupy also uh the west bank settlements maintained and established in violation of international law are the established maintained status of the illegal settlements are in violation of international law as well these practices amount to the attempts to annex large parts of the west bank and all in all are in contravention of international law, so the icj has been examining the issue with a request made uh by the un general assembly back in december 2022, it asked basically for the un court's view on israeli policies and practices toward palestinians as well as the status of the occupation uh so we are going to keep you posted on the outcome and aftermath and uh ramifications of this icj uh h

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. >> briefly before i let you go, i be another former un ambassador to the united nations, nikki haley addressed this convention here. she gave her full-throated endorsement to donald trump. were you surprised and do you think that's what she should have done? >> well. look her political futures up to her. i think donald trump is unfit to be president. needless to say, i'm not in milwaukee, but the battle goes on and i think ultimately for the sake of the country and certainly for the republican party people are going to do what they want. i am unalterably could pose to trump and that, that may or may not eventuate and him being defeated. i don't favor joe biden either. let me make it very clear because i don't think he's fit to be president either. it's going to be a bad for years for the united states, whichever one of them wins are you going to vote for joe biden even after that debate performance of course not. >> i didn't vote for him in 2020. i wrote in dick cheney because i wanted to write, i wanted to vote for a real conservative republican and i'm inclined to vote for dick again this november hi, ambas

convention forbidding racial segregation and apartheid. really, really serious accusations. now, israel is protected at the unhey are going to face any immediate resolutions or anything like this, and it is a non—binding advisory measure. however, what the court has said amounts more or less to what is a growing international consensus about israel, and even though israel will still be angry and very defiant about this, and it will be supported by its friends as well, the fact is, it is increasingly lonely, i think, for israel to be more and more isolated in the way that it is. jeremy, thank you very much. the government is to resume funding for the biggest united nations agency operating in gaza. britain was one of several countries to stop financial support for unwra after israel accused some of the agency's staff of being involved in the 7th october attacks. the foreign secretary, david lammy, said he was reassured the un had taken steps to ensure its neutrality. the president of ukraine, volodymyr zelensky, has become the first foreign leader to address the cabinet at downing street in almost 30 years. du

convention. icj says exploitation of natural resources in the palestinian territory by israel is in breach of the international law. the top un court says despite israel's military withdrawal in 2005, the gaza strip is still under occupation and israel must fulfill its obligations as the ocup'. power in the palestinian strip as well, the united nations general assembly had asked for the advisory opinion of the icj in december 2022, requested the court to give its opinion on the legal consequences of israel's continuing violation of the right of the palestinian people to self-determination, also the un wanted opinion on israel's prolonged occupation, annexation and settlement construction on the palestinian territory occupied since 1967. bye, we're watching press tv news review where we look deeper into some of the top stories of the day. on this segment of the program, fifa has delayed decision a palestinian request to suspend israel from international football due to the regime's violation and the genocide and gaz of the world football governing by he said, more time is needed to assess the case with what it called due care