rather, the request is intended to seek the court opinion on legal question asked by the un general assembly within its competence. the court should only render its opinion on the legal consequences arising from the ongoing violation by israel and how they should affect the legal status of the occupation. the questions should be understood as a request. for advise to facilitate the general assembly in divising necessary action within its function. third, the court opinion will positively contribute to the peace process by presenting additional elements of the law for a comprehensive resolution of the dispute. genuine and lasting peace process can only be a if it is consistent with the international law, thus, the court opinion is very much needed, by clarifying the relevant real rules, the court opinion will help in resolving the stelmet that have impeaded the peace process. in addition to this positive impact, the court's opinion would be useful to guide the future step to be taken by the united nation and all states. this indonesia submits that there are no ground to dismiss. this request

but what did you tell us about the session that the un general assembly? while the un general assembly, the body that contains every un member of state country, we've heard debates taking place on the 2 year anniversary of russia's military operation. now, the representative of the united states said the war has not only affected russia and ukraine, but the entire global economy in terms of the energy sector, etc. london, the representative, speaking for the united kingdom, took things a bit further. this is what the sad prior to 2014. did you crane pose a threat to russia? no. did russia objects to the formation of the ukrainian states in 1991 the did it in 1994 when signing the beauty passed memorandum? no, in fact russia pledged never to use force against ukraine. poor jim tries to claim that russia is fighting, not against you crate. but a gates, the hood of the west, the claims that somehow i dismember russia, that is the central lie of this. when the truth is that we, myself included, sped, is trying to build a new relationship. we must go off to the

but the un general assembly is a body that contains every new and member of a country. we've heard zip dates, the same place on the 2 year anniversary of russia's military operation. now, the representative of the united states, as, as the war, has not only effected russia and ukraine boss, the entire global economy in terms of the energy sector, etc. loved to the representative, speaking for the united kingdom. so things a bit further prior to 2014. did you crane pose a threat to russia? no. did russia objects to the formation of the ukranian state in 1991 the did it in 1994 when signing the beauty past memorandum? no, in fact, russia pledged never to use force against ukraine purge and tries to claim that russia is fighting not engaged to crate but a gates the who to the west. the claims we have somehow acted dismember russia. that is the central lie of this war. the truth is that we myself included, spend years trying to build a new relationship. we must go off to the end of the coal. it's important to note that back claim uh that somehow there was no threat to russi

we should probably mention these advisory opinions which was requested by the un general assembly backin, they are not legally binding, but they do carry a significant amount of political weight, especially given the current context in the occupied territories. let's underline the correlation between these two, you are talking about, and current events in gaza. exactly. this is completely separate in a sense that this case was brought before the attacks by how mass on the 7th of october, and israel's military�*s response. we should also mention israel doesn't recognise the international court of justice's jurisdiction recognise the international court of justice'sjurisdiction in recognise the international court of justice's jurisdiction in its operations, its occupation of the west bank. —— hamas. it says is a political rather than a legal matter so it's not taking part in any of the hearings over the next five days. we will hear from an unprecedented number of countries, 51 countries, to take part. each will have half an hour to give their opinions, their assessment of the consequences

and they thought the un general assembly of the body gathered on the eve of the 2 year anniversary since the trade in conflict began taking a mccadney even if it didn't work before washington and brussels and how it was a new wave of assumptions. not only on moscow, but on individuals and entities around the world. this is the, the net school to filtering plots the ukrainians. they were the 1st to gain a foothold here, the 1st order of business for them. he was to strip citizens of the nets, of something as basic as the right as the access to tap water pad, rasa vance is on the buckle field. heading drone control positions into the, the extra public are to visit the recently captured p petri, how he had caught and has an explicit before the, this is all the international reaching you live from. my new sense are in the russian capital. i a michael, quite chat with the updates now on the eve of to us since the beginning of the trade in conflict talks of peace have been heard of the un general assembly. however key evan, moscow still have stands as they keep them far apart. losses in basset

recent hearings were about the advisory opinion, which was based on the resolution issued by the un general assemblydecember 2020, and the process has therefore been started for more than a year. in this resolution , the un general assembly requests an advisory opinion from the international court of justice regarding israel's policy and actions in the occupied territories , which especially discusses the right to self-determination. this case of asman meetings started on monday, february 19, and until monday , 26 , they have another case about the genocide in gaza in the court, which was also issued a temporary order . is issued, is the decision issued on this case binding, the advisory opinion is not binding per se, yes , but it is not without legal effect either. that it is not binding, the reason is that the decision is not basically an arbitral decision and it is a defensive decision, which is based on the court's jurisdiction in some way, but in my opinion. consultation is different from the basis of the case and only the court he comments. but the point that exists is that the advisory opinio

of this conflict because the european union itself is merely the main one following of the un general assembly of utilization. so security council meets new to monk. let's see i'm of the 3 of the russians special. my field formation, bosco's, and boy, to the group side of that is not finding a claim that is suffering from that confident, but also your place has been described in by the you the washington. i'm russell. impose a new wave of sanctions. not only on most, put on individuals and entities around the 3 venue in the it's, i'm 250000000 unique spec cases, but how many people tended to catch the games will seem to underway in sense of a russian, according to is the look at the number of views, the super target that we've set for ourselves. 3000000000 view not community use, which is a tremendous which is a very ambitious figure. that's a 3000000000. the whole of that 3000000000 years would correspond to approximately 250000000. unique user and unix potatoes, the promo code to the well, this is the and is a good to have your company today. my name's amounting it's all of this story is run

sri lanka for voting in favor of the resolution passed in the un general assembly in order to put ton gaza and also west bank. بار دیگر از ابتکار عمل دولت آفریقای جنوبی در بین المللی کردن شکایت. علیه جنایتکاران جنگی رژیم اسرائیل حمایت میکنیم our support for what the south african government did in bringing to an international court and tribunal the the case of the genocide and the and the crimes of اجماع حاصل در اتحادیه آفریقا در حمایت از فلسطین. dr. ali sabri, the honorable foreign minister of sri lanka and his honorable colleagues for the very warm hospitality and reception accorded to me and my delegation. thank you, thank you so much, thank you excellency, thank you, thank you. thank you. okay, press conference by iranian foreign minister who is now visiting sri lanka is in capital colombo, he's already met with the prime minister and president of sri lanka in addition to his canopart who you just saw on your screens, iran president raisi was also invited for an official visit to sri lanka, i mean talked about power plant a 120 megaw power that will soon become operation. in sri

the icrc and the un secretary general antonio guteresh again another very important meeting mass because of the fact and of course the stance of the secretary of the un general assemblymportance as countries are coming together in order to form a front demanding for immediate ceasefire and let's hope that they really can do something and bring it in to this genocide thanks so much that's gisu mishaah. he's correspondent there in geneva. moving to other news now, belgian, german and polish farmers hold another day of protest against agricultural policies of the european union. in the belgium capital of brussels, formers dumped tires on the streets and set fire set them a blaze. they also parked around 100 tractors around eu headquarters in the city. that's where european ministers are to meet later on monday to discuss the crisis. now, farmers in germany. also took their tractors out again to make their voices heard. in poland, angry farmers blocked the highway into germany in protest to eu policies of farmers across europe have been rallying it for weeks now. they are frustrated with their low income and the eu's restrictive environmental rules as they face competiti

the case was prompted by the un general assembly in december 2022, when the international organization passed a resolution requesting an advisory opinion from the icj on israel's policies and practices in the west bank and in east alcouds with focus on the legal consequences around rising from depriving the palestinians from self-determination, 52 nations and three organizations, namely the organization of islamic cooperation, the arab league and african union are taking part in the hearings. i think what we are witnessing today is a public trial, our country and after country is exposing the evilness of occupation, is showing the tremendous violation of human rights that occupation continues to commit the in and day out, and it's also addressing. the inhumane barbaric war that that israel continues to bring upon gaza. iran and china were among those countries addressing the icj hearing on thursday. the palestinian israelian conflict stems from israel prolonged occupation of palestinian territory and israel's longstanding oppression of the palestinian people. the palestinian people. fi

the request for an advisory opinion came from the un general assembly and pre—dates the current war in it hopes the court's opinion will help to achieve a two—state solution. israel says the territories, which include the west bank and eastjerusalem, were taken from egypt and jordan in war, and were never sovereign palestinian land. our europe correspondent, anna holligan, is at the hague. they want the rule to be that the colonisation is illegal. we have had from a series of lawyers who started off with palestinian authorities�* foreign minister, and he showed a series of pictures past and present of palestinians. leave their homes. they argue that this is a deliberate political campaign of displacement and replacement. and that it amounts to an apartheid situation. there was an argument that the palestinians�* right to self—determination under international law is being violated international law is being violated in numerous ways, and therefore the international community has a moral, legal and political obligation to act. the hearings are actuallyjust coming to an end now for the d

the article 41 of the draft or schools of straight state responsibility recommended by the un general assembly in 2001. i'm going to look at those how they apply to israel and how they project the states. and so legal consequences, visetti as well. as i mentioned, the idea is right, is convincing. serious violations of international public international law. according to the definition of ethical 41 of the draft or schools on state responsibility, for instance, actually reflects as these violations all but continuous and systematic. israel is held to seize these or norful assets to offer assurances of known repetition. the coolness article says he dropped off school. so state responsibility concretely israel, in this case, has to respect the principle of the prohibition of the use of force. and as corona read the admissibility of the next session of territories, it must dismantle the sacraments and occupied palestinian territories and withdrew that from the court has already set to its judgment on the legal consequences of the building of a war in pete seeds that israel must thus risk to choos

else being conflict, conflict resolved to easily controlling lowland, then envisaged on the un general assembly resolution 181 wolf, 1790 november 1947 and arms discipline low, low. so as green line jamie, instead of being its own seats of june 9 to 6 to so one is a long stay media to offensive and well to bite the buzz district, the west bank and east jerusalem. living in the following periods, several un security council engine of less on that as a solutions effort and the expiration of territory by minute to the congress is you know, the symbols on the, the international law. and confirm that all legislative and mr. division measures and actions taken by is valued each for port to out the status of generals to them including excel, expropriation of dance, and pro, push the start on the invalid and 10 love jesus. that is so little more just because the consul calling them in the strongest phones all nature's taken to change the status of the city of jerusalem. united nations general assembly and it says lucian, or 4th of july 9 to 6 to 7. also close to the measures taken by israel. you push c

about a minute last what you will take a one last thing, you know, we, when it comes to the un general assembly, the un security council, we always talk about people coming up until the about negotiating speeds. we even had the chinese, i'm, i'm positive, it admitted as so talk about dialogue when it comes to russia, ukraine, why is it about pushed as well? again, because there's a clear agenda that's you can say the dio con faction, you know, that's kind of the taking over the democratic party. and a lot of the rhino is obviously been stronger things right now. and the democrats party, they are really strident and the idea of, i think, ultimately trying to get redeemed change in russia. and you know, they're not gonna, they're, they're just not going to allow the idea of dialogue, again, reproach meant, call you know, trade with russia because they, they are, you know, their goal is to basically see putting out and maybe a more friendly, neal, liberal, regina empower there yeah, as right now, as always, the us opposite is old, so we don't have to leave it there. but thank you very much for tha

they will be going to the un general assembly. it seems likely that what will happen is because of the review esvito, there was an automatic procedure which was instituted last year. but once as a v to then the general assembly has to meet within 10 working days. now, the policy is critical to meeting before that, but i think they're going to let this play out and about meeting the schedule by the presence of the general assembly in 10 days time. they say that even off to that then that talking about having another emergency session on the inputs and fight to restarting the emergency session on palestine. that was a job. and so they'll be, i think, probably 2 sets of activity in the, in the un general assembly and possibly a resolution before the un general assembly. but there's another effort, something he's talked about in the past, but i think he's re energized by that. recent vote in these riley can message which was saying that it didn't want to see recognition of a policy instate, while he's pressing ahead with assets full pa

lines at 2 years on since the start of the conflicts and special sessions are being held at the un general assembly in new york. and most of those invoices, ukraine is the only one taking last, it's, it's prolong, could be allies of taking a big hit as well. no matter how hard it may be for all you are being colleagues to accept this conclusion is that they are not the only loose is the best complaint because the european union itself is a much the main lose them on the plan for peace, spilling clues. these ready prime minister on bathing as opposed to conflict game plan for gaza. the palestinian authority's role is not in the scripts and apparently the idea and skilled in whatever it was supposed to be on the ukraine, israel, the united nations. and so much more to talk about today is all to you, comes to life from was straight to you. great. now to kick it off with his, our way russian troops. i said to be advancing all along with the don't yet front lines that's off to they capture the key city of i've got early this week of the months of intense fighting with great new forces. finally withdrew

the methodists of the united reformed church, the lutheran world federation, the un secretary—general, the un general assemblyd food programme, the world health organization, save the children and medecins sans frontieres, oxfam, action aid, international rescue committee, action against hunger, care international, medicalaid action against hunger, care international, medical aid for palestinians, the council for arab— british understanding, in islamic relief, christian aid, war on want, the carter centre, war child, unite the carter centre, war child, unite the union, unison, the kings centre, world vision, wateraid, tearfund, street child, star network, please direct, and scores and scores more of churches, ngos, charities and individuals who have seen israel completely abandon international humanitarian law by imposing their collective punishment on a defenceless civilian population. a civilian population in whichjust 16 weeks an estimated 18,000 palestinian children have been left without a single living relative. will be... the only way we can ensure a permanent end to the cycle of violence is by facilit

exactly, so this i case was brought by the un general assembly in december 2022, and a record number the icj for a non—legally binding advisory opinion, as to the legal consequences arising from israel's ongoing occupation of the palestinian territories, so this is day six, the hearing isjust starting, turkey has 30 minutes to present its observations. later on we will be hearing from the african union and the leg of very states so this is all about the kind of, the crux of the issue in a sense it is connected in that respect. on the first day we heard from the palestinian delegation, and they said it was tantamount to apartheid, the circumstances and that, the palestinian people were being denied their right to self determination, on the other hand we heard from the us and the uk during the week, they actually asked the judges here not to rule at all, and if if they were to rule at all, and if if they were toissued to rule at all, and if if they were to issued a vicery opinion it should reinforce the existing framework for two state solution, as laid out by the un, rather than do an

the conflict dates back to 9047 when the un general assembly proposed the partition of palestine into arab and julie states. and leave jerusalem as an international city overseen by you and trusteeship. a palestinian state was never established, but a year later, the state of israel was created after assign his forces, expelled at least $750000.00 palestinians from their homes and captured 78 percent of his started palestine. the you went then established an agency to deal with the resulting refugee crisis while supporting their right to return. but the 9067 israel captured and occupied the entire territory of historic palestine and occupation that continues to this day despite un resolutions calling get illegal under international law. with each passing decade, as israel's occupation became more entrenched, doubts increase over the you want the ability to realize a 2 state solution between israel and palestine. the problem, of course, with the un approach in this period is that it appears to be doing what i call managing the occupied palestinian territory to like you monetary and app

more than 50 countries and international organizations, proceedings following requests by the un general assembly back in late 2022 for the court to issue a non-binding opinion on the legal consequences of israeli occupation, which is expected to take about six months. meanwhile, in gaza, the israel regime it continues with this genocidal onslot which has claimed the lives of nearly 30,000 palestinians in over 140 days. earlier, we spoke to our correspondent in central gaza city of daryl balah musav for an update. the israeli occupation forces committed at least 10 appalling massacres over the last 24. hours acclaiming the lives of 90 palestinian civilians and injuring at least 142 palestinian civilians. uh, these numbers are rising incrementally with the continuous and the seasless israel air strikes and attacks that are still hitting more areas of gaza strip. the latest attack took a blast here in the central area of gaza strip actually targeted a residental building in al refugee camp in the central area of gaza strip where at least two. civilians were killed over that attack while uh the isra

intentionally targeting civilian infrastructure following the invasion of ukraine. addressing the un general assembly in new york bab up also accused russia of using food as a weapon. many of her comments were directly aimed at russian president vladimir putin. belk reiterated germany's ongoing support for ukraine. here's some of what you have to say, or if you care about a world in which every lives meta in equal measure, it is up to us. and every one on us to stand up against russia's war the united nation was founded for exact. that's purpose, to make sure alive is a life that humanity is indivisible. president tutoring has proved again and again. that's for him. human lives count for nothing. neither brought no, it's home. it was german foreign minister on the book speaking at the un earlier today. a short while ago i spoke with kiera roodick. she's the ukrainian m p and had the goal, us or voice party. she told us how her life has changed and these past 2 years after russia launched its full scale invasion of you 3 well um, a month and a half ago there was a brash, me, so the tech on keys. and t

during my previous trip to new york to fail in this un general assembly, mr. secretary general told me in this meeting that i have two apologies to you. the first apology is that i am a i am orange, portugal, coming to hormuz island, occupying a part of your country i have to apologize that i am a portuguese and this was done. second apology, i tried very hard to reduce the sanctions on iran regarding the issue of corona and release the vaccine so that the people of iran do not suffer so many casualties. i told mr. debir kalel to tell you about the corona virus, that our nation worked hard and we produced six types of vaccines, one type of vaccine with the help of cuba and the other 5 types of our own scientists with initiative and creativity, and today we told him from the importer that day importers of vaccines have become exporters. our great vaccine that we did not stop because you think you will stop us by not giving us the tools, by sanctioning our military industry , our nuclear industry, see the progress that exists today in our other industries. in the

the hearings requested by the un general assembly all separate from the ongoing genocide case brought by south africa. there are currently $140.00 full settlements in the occupied westbank, including east jerusalem, illegal under international. in addition, there are more than 100 jewish outposts, not sanctioned by the is really government dw correspondent this here. shelton sent us our assessment from the 1st day of the international court of justice. hearing in the hague, part of senior representatives today have us to declare the occupation as unlawful and also taught at east trail to stop it. immediately. the courts legal advisory will not be binding on the states. it is only an advisory opinion. nevertheless, it is suppose to have a certain rate. so as i states could act upon it and draw the conclusions from it. and it is all to suppose to put a certain political pressure on east trail in the current situation in the gaza strip. the decision itself is expected to come within a couple of months. this case should not be confused with the case over the breach or the alleged breach o

the hearings requested by the un general assembly. i'll separate from the ongoing genocide case brought by south africa. they're all currently $140.00 full settlements in the occupied westbank, including east jerusalem, illegal on the international. in addition, there are more than 100 jewish outposts, not sanctioned by the is riley government. and not in the we have time for like 14 the are you ready to get a little more extreme? these places in europe of smashing over venture just gripped the treasure map for martin glove charges. gather some of your thoughts on your max. you choose the come have a vision.

the hearings requested by the un general assembly all separate from the ongoing genocide case, bruce by south africa. now there are currently $140.00 full settlements in the occupied westbank, including east jerusalem, illegal on the international law. in addition, there are more than 100 jewish outposts not sanctioned by the is really government . new jewish neighborhood is taking shape in east jerusalem is building sites is a legal under international law. the apartments being built here will become one of the many is rarely settlements in the palestinian territories of the east. the reason was a next by israel in 1967, but the international community consists of the parts of the west bank, palestinian say the settlers are encroaching on the land they one day and village as the capital of a palestinian state. the westbank is properly controlled by the palestinian authority, but israel maintains full control of 2 sides of the territory. the 2 groups uh, separated by walls and check points, limits and movements full palestinians. palestinian farmers have complained that this patchwor

those calls are repeated as a un general assembly on friday. 2 years ago on this day, people did not believe experts diplomats did not believe that ukraine would survive the large scale invasion by russia to day the same. people did not believe that ukraine can win. this war veterans wrong once and they will join drunk again. lacresha maintains it was provoked into conflict by the west. the truthful undistorted vision of history is very inconvenient for our wisdom colleagues, because they would have coverage with me today, a responsibility for providing and unleashing the ukrainian crisis. the cities and towns destroyed lives ended. it's estimated the conflict has killed and wounded hundreds of thousands of ukrainians and displaced millions more around the world. the w corresponding economy joins us from cuba now, whereas we mentioned several e u leaders on the canadian prime minister visiting nick, how is ukraine? mocking this anniversary? there are calibrations, all kinds across the country today. you've got religious ceremonies, you've got people getting together to remember those

those called would repeat it as a un general assembly on friday. 2 years ago on this day, people did not believe experts diplomats did not believe that ukraine would survive the large scale invasion by russia. today, the same people did not believe that ukraine can win. this war veterans wrong once and they will join drunk. again, patricia maintains it was provoked into conflict by the west. the truthful and distorted vision of history is very inconvenient for our wisdom colleagues, because they would have it with me today, a responsibility for providing and unleashing the ukrainian crisis. the cities and towns destroyed lives ended. it's estimated the conflict has killed and wounded hundreds of thousands of ukrainians and displaced millions more around the world. dw correspondence. when you find the car is in the black sea city, odessa, hello sonya to you is gone. rushes full scale invasion is entering its 3rd. yeah. where does ukraine stand today? well, the mode here is certainly something but today as the full capes would scale, envision into a code your ukraine, of course, today

evidence that the international court of justice in the hague, the hearings requested by the un general assembly or separate from the ongoing genocide case ruled by south africa. and they are currently for $144.00 settlements in the fine west bank, including the east, yours illegal and the international law. in addition that i'm more than a 100 jewish outpost, not sanctioned by these, right? because a new jewish neighborhood is taking shape in east jerusalem is building sites is a legal under international law. the apartments being built here will become one of the many israeli settlements independent cindy and territories east jerusalem was a next by israel in 1967, but the international community considered as the deposit of the west bank, palestinian say the settlers are encroaching on the line they one day envisage as the capital of palestinian states on the west bank is possibly controlled by the palestinian authority. but israel maintains full control of 2 sides of the territory. the 2 groups separated by walls and check points, limits and movements for palestinians. palestinian farmers ha

those calls are repeated as a un general assembly on friday. 2 years ago on this day, people did not believe experts diplomats did not believe that ukraine would survive the large scale invasion by russia to day. the same. people did not believe that ukraine can win. this war the turns wrong once, and they will join drunk again, latricia maintains it was provoked into conflict by the west. the truthful and distorted vision of history is very inconvenient for our wisdom colleagues, because they would coverage with me today of responsibility for providing and unleashing the ukrainian crisis. the cities and towns destroyed lives ended. it's estimated the conflict has killed and wounded hundreds of thousands of ukrainians and displaced millions more around the world. dw correspondence on your fall, the car in odessa told us about how ukrainians feel on this anniversary. when the mature is certainly something but today, as the full capes would skate envision into a toad, your ukraine, of course, today is hampered by lack of min admissions. it has recently lost ground on the battlefield, t

proceedings, that will last almost a week. the hearings are related to case brought by the un general assembly, the assembly passed the resolution december 2022, urging the court to give an advisor. union and israel's occupation of palestinian land. on the first day of the hearings on monday, the palestinian envoy to the un said that international law was not able to stop israel from committing crimes against palestinians. what does international law mean for palestinian children in gaza today? "it has protected neither them nor their child, it has not protected their families or communities, it has not protected their lives or limbs, their hopes, or okay, now let's go to the un security council and see what algeria has proposed, by presenting this text, our intention is empower the council. to fulfill its mandate and protect lives, commencing with immediate humanitarian sease fire. ample time have been afforded for council members to deliberate on the content of the text. our approach. involved miticulous consideration of received proposal and amendment, resulting in what we believe is a bala

participate in oral proceedings before the international court of justice at the request of the un general assembly the icj will then issue a non-binding advisory opinion on israeli occupation. the last month court is provisional ruling in a case brought by south africa against israel which called on israel to sease all activities that could constitute genocide in gaza, however, according to the un, israel appears to be breach in breach of that order. over four months into the genocide of gazans, the total us is really onsots taken on israel's economy is becoming increasingly evident. new figures revealed regime's economies shrunk nearly fifth than last quarter of 2023 compared to the previous quarter. we discuss this with our guests. and our news review program, hi! now it's time for this hour's news review. israel's general sida warn gaza is taking a heavy toll its economy. new figures have revealed that the regime's gross domestic product has contracted by nearly fifth during the last quarter of 2023. now according to israel's central bureau of statistics, the regime's economy has witnessed a sh

that the state of israel appeared on the map 75 years ago, on the basis of a resolution of the un general assemblyich also provided for the creation of the state of palestine, but over the past decades it has not been formed. a major rescue operation unfolded this morning off the coast of sakhalin, where in the area of ​​the starodub stela, more than eighty fishermen were carried out to sea on a broken ice floe. people found themselves 1 km from the coast. ministry of emergency situations employees carried out the evacuation with help. the reason was footage taken with a hidden camera by one of the parents. the recording shows the teacher beating the children. a scandal broke out, the woman was fired, she faces 7 years, but not all parents agree with the accusations. why they came to the teacher’s defense, see in the program “a person has the right immediately after our graduation.” the girl has congenital immunodeficiency, despite a serious diagnosis, faith can grow and develop like all other children, there is a medicine that stops illness, but it is very expensive, mikhail plokhotnik will tell

than a year ago and met with his colleague in the fall in new york on the sidelines of the un general assembly lot of attention to business. investments in the cuban economy were somewhat difficult due to american sanctions against havana, but as sergei lavrov noted, a full-fledged bilateral regulatory framework has already been formed to solve these problems. russia helps to modernize. factories supply the island with equipment for thermal power plants, railway cars, oil, food, the highly sought-after gazelle minibuses, ural trucks and pas buses are assembled here, although on the streets you can more often see historical versions of lada cars, azlk products, that is, muscovites, the overseas authorities of the sixties. cuba exports non-ferrous metals, tobacco, strong drinks, there are plans to create a russian market trading house to sell the products of russian companies, the most favorable conditions for tourism are being created, as evidenced by... records: in the twenty-third year cuba visited by almost 190,000 russian citizens, not the least important role is played by the opportunity t

genocide case brought by south africa back in december, this directive was handed down from the un general assembly couple years ago, it's just barely underway now, this is the fifth day of the hearings, we just saw oman, the omani representative there uh, condemning israely occupation of palestinian uh lands uh, there are going to be dozens of countries speaking, and this is going to be a resounding uh consensus on uh lambbassing israel's apartide discriminatory policies, it's a ethnic cleansing and most importantly occupation of palestinian lands completely different from the january 26th ruling by the icj where the israelis cannot commit any acts of genocide against gazans, that's completely separate from that a directive that the israelis have already um violated, the icj has already said, we're going to follow this very closely here on press tv, so do stay tuned for the latest on these hearings being carried out at the hag. meanwhile, thousands of people have taken to the streets of new york city in a jewish led rally to condemn genocide in gaza and us support for it. i'm deeply saddened and d

at the request of the un general assembly, the icj will then issue a non-binding advisory opinion on the legal liability of israel's occupation of palestine. last month, the icj announced its provisional ruling in a case brought by south africa against his. called on israel to cease all activities that could constitute genocide in gaza. however, the un special reporter says that israel appears to be in breach of that order. the situation remains tense in the west bank, as the israel regime keeps pressing ahead with its atrocities in occupied territories. in the latest rate, the regime's forces have abducted 14 palestinians from the town of bait amer. israel troops erected barriers on the town's entrance trapping. israel's forces and settlers have intensified their attacks across occupied west bank ever since the regime launched its genocidal war on the besieged gaza strap. according to the un, at least 300 palestinians have been killed and some 700 detained in israeli raids on the occupied territories since early october. our correspondel joined us earlier with an update on the lates

antonio guterres said in the un general assembly that israeli attacks have caused unprecedented destruction and death in gaza , so that i have not seen a similar situation anywhere in the whole time of the secretary general. he pointed to the unprecedented differences in the security council regarding the conflicts in the world and said that the world has entered the era of harj marj. the continuation of the retreat of the zionist army from gaza . the retreat of the 271st battalion and one unit artillery reported from the khan yunus area in the south of the gaza strip. how many before? brigades and divisions , including the golani brigade , had withdrawn from the gaza strip. the zionist army also announced the death of a zionist soldier and the wounding of 12 others in the clashes in gaza. fighters of the qassam battalions targeted a group of occupation soldiers in the west of gaza. a tank of the invaders was also targeted with a yasin 105 rocket. the same battalions targeted the gathering place of the zionist soldiers in the south of gaza with rockets, which led to the death or wounding of

in the oral proceedings in front of the international court of justice at the request of the un general assembly, the icj will then issue a non-binding advisory opinion on the israeli occupation of palestinian territories. last month, the court issued a provisional ruling in a case brought by south africa against israel. it called on israel to cease all activities that could constitute genocide in gaza. however, according to the un special report tour, israel appears to be in breach of that order. we've discussed the first day of icj's public hearing with franc huws journalists and activists in northern ireland, he argues that the whole israeli regime was founded on terrorism and genocide. it's not just the government, it's the whole of israely society, it's the whole of the israeli establishment, it's the very core basis on which israel exists. it was born. through terrorism uh, it has expanded through terrorism and it is now during uh what a lot of people feel you know uh happen to the jewish people uh and others and rusans and people under the nazis, we are now seeing very similar regime wher

participate. loral proceedings before the international court of justice, at the request of the un general assembly, the icj will then issue a non-binding advisory opinion on israeli occupation. last month, the court issued a provisional ruling in a case brought by south africa. it called on israel to cease all activities that will constitute genocide in gaza. however, according to the un special repertoire, israel appears to be in breach of that order as well. activist and lawyer kim sharif said the cases against israeli occupation and genocide at the icj have expose the hypocrisy of the regime's allies. the the actions of the uh state of south africa which is admirable has brought uh the uh core issues of what's really going on into the attention of the world and it's actually exposing the hypocrisy of the the countries that were... previously claiming to be upholding the rule of law under the international fora which they went and on the contrary they are actually aiding and abeting genocide, there is no issue no no doubt that this is genocidal campaign, this is systematic extermination of a spe

at the request of the un general assembly, the icj will then issue a non-binding advisory opinion on the israeli occupation of palestinian territories. last month, the court issued a provisional ruling in a case brought by south africa against israel. it called on israel to cease all activities that could constitute genocide in gaza, however, according to. to the un special repertoire, israel appears to be in breach of that order. how did zinanis come from across the world to palestine to occupy a land belonging to another nation? how do they form their secret army, hagana? how do they grab lands belonging to palestinian? how did they build and expand their illegal settlements? israel's former prime minister goldomir answers these and more questions in this documentary. welcome back to the news here on press tv. the iraning foreign minister hussen amir abdullahyan and his sir. and counterpart ali sabri have held talks in saralanca's capital colombo. the top iraning diplomat is there for talks aimed at enhancing mutual relations. a short while ago, our correspondent updated us on the

at the request of the un general assembly, the icj will then issue a non-binding advisory opinion on the israeli occupation of palestinian territories. last month, the court issued a provisional ruling in a case brought by south africa against israel. it called on israel to cease all activities that could constitute genocide in gaza. however, according to the un special raporteur. israel appears to be in breach of that order. well, during the hearings at the international court of justice, the palestinian foreign ministers said displacement, subjugation and death are what israel offered palestinians for decades. the genocide underway in gaza is a result of decades of impunity and inaction. ending israel's impunity is moral, political and legal imperative. successive israeli governments have given the palestinian people only three options: displacement, subjugation or death. these are the choices: ethnic cleansing, apartide or genocide, but our people are here to stay. they have a right to live in freedom and dignity in their ancestral land. they will not forsake their rights. i thus

supported, now there are 85, of course, he also talked about the fact that the un supported this initiative when the general assembly voted for this resolution, and then it essentially allowed the un secretariat to be involved in all these activities. he also spoke about the fact that precisely because the security council is unable to help ukraine solve this issue, it was precisely the general assembly that took such a lead and three...quarters of the countries of the security council supported ukraine and condemned russia in key resolutions. and it is they who are now continuing this peaceful dialogue, and he also said that if the general assembly had the powers that the security council has, then wars would not have been in ukraine, that is, it would have been able to finish it, but returning to the question of the peace formula, he also said that because this speech could be interpreted to some extent, what ukraine shows, especially against the background of all these conversations that ukraine is being forced to... not freeze the conflict, it seemed that he might be hinting at this, so after the speech we manag

this brings me to my last point, the 2nd question which is being put to you, cool by the general assembly of the un, your aust, about the legal status of the occupation and on the legal consequences arising from it. you must thus examine israel's occupation of private study and territory holistically in the light of international lu. well festival, it's used at by them so little which governs the use of force by states. this includes the very important known of the prohibition of the threats of use or use of force against the tenants or the integrity or political independence of any stage. now it is a stablish that it is by the use of force. the israel occupied palestine in 1967 as the security council, and the general assembly has ceased this, the cold this, the use of force directed against territorial integrity and palestinians, political independence, which is today recognized as the state by the us. so the occupation was on go from the very beginning. this is the cavity, is manifest its 1967 by the way in which this occupation has been conducted. it reaches all the conditions that's out in the

these are part of case brought by the un general assembly following a resolution passed in december 2022. ongoing hearings are different from a lawsuit filed in december by south africa against israel, accusing the regime of committing genocide in gaza. let's take a listen to the views expressed by the representatives of some countries on palestine under israeli occupation. the palestinian people, it's girls, boys, women, and civilian population as a whole continue to be massecred due to the illegal use of force by israel, the occupying power, at this, all this takes place with the complicity of countries such as the united states of america, responsible on the international law for genocide, war crimes, crimes against humanity and the appartite. reg that determines where people can live, work and move around, depending on their ethnic and religious backgrounds. the presence of israeli settlements in the occupied territories, the forced changes to the demography of the palestinian people through land occupation and force displacement of people, deconstruction of the separation wall, the.

the case was prompted by the un general assembly in december 2022, when the international organization passed the resolution requesting an advisory opinion from the icj on israel's policies and practices in the west bank and in east al-kuds with focus on the legal consequences arising from depriving the palestinians from self-determination. 52 nations and three organizations, namely the organization of islamic cooperation, the arab league and african union are taking part in the hearings. i think what we're witnessing today is a public trial, our country and after country is exposing uh the evilness of the occupation is... showing the tremendous violation of human rights that occupation continues to commit day in and day out and it's also addressing the inhumane barbaric war that that israel continues to bring upon gaza. iran and china were among those countries addressing the icj hearing on thursday. the ungar resolution 3070 of 1973, i quote: reaffirms the legitimace of the people struggle for liberation from colonial and foreign domination and the alien subjucation by all available