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those savagery and gaza with mold the 100000 policy. is that all in just the step mates which has paralyzed, united nations security council has finally been broken. the us up, stained, not to using its veto to help it's online as well. the motion passed cools for the immediate seas by the release of all captives housing. gaza is why i was left isolated the un and reacted with fury. why the policy them boss? of the spoken emotionally about the emotion passing from 1948 to one to 24. we have endorsed. we have survived. we have or is it acted? only to face this? once again, life must prepare them because it must be bad and because

freedom must be prepared in palestine for all members of the council, all members should have voted against this shameful resolution. this council is riley blood is cheap. this is a travesty. and i am disgusted, but they also have the motion was passed in new york and gaza. it was business as usual motors around the task. more policy and victims killed with weapons supplied mostly by the us and western. all lies is what i have with tele brakes, you and resolutions on palestine and wasted no time in defining the latest one. let's bring in a panel in the genuine capital a non deanna to to is a palestinian lawyer. legal. i noticed on former advise us of the by this time the, the ration organization is talk home is with and give you love

a columnist for these rather used paper hot. it's is also an offer. and when i of the, your mad julie surprise and chris hedges is a new okay, is a former middle east butte chief for the new york times a put it's the price went up and also what is the greatest evil? welcome to the program deanna. i'm interested in knowing what is happening a in the palestinian occupied territories. what's the feeding the see the resolution as a breakthrough or just a symbolic victory. and it's both. look, it's important to keep in mind that there's that nobody, nothing has been able to stop israel for this near 6 months of attacking the attack on the gas and start. and so there was the new service release. ready that perhaps finally is wrong, we'll stop the attack. but then also, i'm also feeling that given the, nobody's to stop israel over the course of the past year,

6 months. that was to say that they're going to stop now and given these really statements and given the american statements, it seems to be for many. ready all that this is really quite symbolic and, and that's it. it was looking for israel to stop this. genocide must stop and it should have stopped a long time ago. gets in, how is it being seen in as well? it depends by who am i going back to the questioning the photo, the sort of the many lovely photo of this either of them or again, this surgeon, not the rental on the resolution. if it's only one case, then nothing would change. but there is a great the concern that they right, that safety is changing and supported see television. many yes can change. i am quite old folder because of it. in time we show, it's just a one case,

always the beginning of a very interesting process which mines and also a very dramatic way chris, because it's signal a shift in the american position when it comes to the war and gaza, or is just one of those moments i don't think it's a shift i think is about optics. abiding is in serious political trouble. he's his base has deserted him, especially younger voters, the genocide, the live stream gems thought genocide doesn't play well domestically, doesn't play well internationally. it's clear the by the ministration is input in, in terms of being able to curb the excesses of the israeli government. whether that's the cutting of the monetary and aid last month, february 8, shipments were down by 44 percent. the starvation in particular,

in northern gaza. uh and then uh, the assault depending assault on rough. so by essentially abstaining by not blocking the ceasefire. uh, it is a way to go by the united states and by the, by the administration to distance themselves from name, from what they know is coming because it's going even may be even worse than, than what we've seen as a risk as it already is. so i in terms of the, the only way to stop the genocide is to hold the arm shipments which are now massive is realize deleted, it stops. and i don't see that happening. indiana 6 months into the really loving class bombardment, the kind of innocent civilians, the mass destruction of the home, schools and hospitals do the policy. it is believe that this is something that could finally make a difference. yes, it can make

a difference. but the question is, who is going to stop israel? ok, it's important to keep in mind that this, that what has been happening has been not only as, as chris the live stream, but this is the most documented place on earth. and we, what israel wants to be made it absolutely clear that they intend to carry other genocide and they have made it clear that they're going to absolutely close the gaza strip and they are as so people are looking for any glimmer of hope that something will be done to stop this monster that is called israel and instead of stopping it, we see that the united states is serving as its cheerleader. as chris already mentioned, they didn't abstain at the red, but more importantly, they re, cert. ringback 5 that more weapons are going to be coming to the. ringback mail and then these weapons are used correctly when we know that. ringback are being used to

completely destiny because of strep, to carry out a genocide to star l. sugars, to destroy the place entirely. so the real issue is whether this is going to have cheese, and i know that the united states is not going to do anything, but the world doesn't consist of just the united states. and this is where it's become so important for every other nation around the world to act and to make sure that this genocide doesn't continue to be perpetrated in their names. uh good. then the initial plan, the for the resolution was basically not teneo hoping to sun his top aides, but it's associated a fast one. drum and national security council had. so a 100 b to talk to the americans about the potential for the ground, mid to operation in real fi. now that has been shown because of the advisory use anybody. instead, the americans are still going to listen to the minister of defense. he of go on,

is this the no man that nothing? yeah. how has always feel most which is basically being slapped in a way on another by the americans. it's not a little a motion over a century and say, what's going call it because i do know it's a menu only about to king said don't kind of retro is and that the always playing along the line. so please can painful. so 5 in power it has a domestically he wants to be seen is the guy who spends coverage is named from the americans and both both the store to their a restriction. so but he and the cancellation, all of those tools, i wouldn't think central, it's about the significance, what is much more significant i think is the thing that yeah. and that, that look again in the talks was, was come boss a whole for

a pause and exchange of prisoners. they say should warning us much more because a and then don't can be no, can lead us for many places. and above or we should go to attention more to measures and tags. and last to go kings a very guys until now, only talking. good. so that's the word me. chris by abstaining to pay the way for the, the resolution to be adopted was the by then administration, genuinely concerned about the what happens that's it goes all just mainly concerned about the next elections. you know, they're, they're, well, they're concerned about being an international pariah along with israel. they're certainly very concerned about the domestic blow back if they were concerned about the palestinians. they would not have con, funding to own,

rub up. and then they were a major rising. the major funder of one, right? and they would uh, curtail the ons shipments which are massive. i think 68 percent if i have that right of the munitions. but here's the real uses are now shipped in from the united states. so this is a game to buy and administration has been playing for 6 months. i've covered many complex. i spend 20 years abroad as a foreign correspondent and you usually call for a cease fire immediately. not 6 months afterwards. you, you, you trying to establish a ceasefire so that the warring parties can begin to create diplomatic options rather than killing each other. now divide in ministration is a full partner in the israeli genocide without question. it knows very well what is real is doing and is going to do the mass starvation loans

in gaza. and i think they want to put distance between themselves and the nightmare that the world is about to watch. but it's a rhetorical distance. it's not a real distance the only country that is responding in any way is human. uh and then of course we have seen the u. a saudi arabia and jordan, create a land quarter to make sure israel gets its consumer goods and vacuum cleaners and vegetables. and everything else, so it's, it's not just the united states that is complicit. it's uh, the, um, essentially most of the world community or whatever their rhetorical statements are of the young men is the, oh, that's the only country that's essentially attempting to interfere in this genocide . yeah, well what would be the way i had for the policy is when it comes to the full thing of the resolution, you know that not because that is non biting. everybody knows nothing about the

ultimate today is writers have neglected many of the resolutions in the past due to the policy is have only one way off, which is basically pursue a legal pass to ensure that this is going to be implemented, particularly when it comes to the implementation of this he's by so i wanted to touch upon this issue of whether it is binding or not. and this is where the united states makes a mockery of the institutions that it claims to us in the bible. every un security council resolution is fine. there is it is there isn't such a thing as a non binding security council resolution the way that the united states as. ready interpreted is that they're not going to do any. ringback to make sure that it is in force that's very different when it's being binding on monday. and so once again, the question becomes, who is going to put into place that unfortunately the mattress we just house days. we all have that. yeah, we don't have the ability to so we're not to stay brother,

siege blockaded for everything under military occupation. you name it refugees, you know, but that doesn't mean that other people are so concerned. and this is why it's so important. the growing boy condra investment sanction so but has been growing for a recent do there. is there a reason that you're seeing millions of people taking to the streets around the world because they feel and they know that nobody's doing it to stop this genocide . and so the matter is, rather than the united states pretending that it's somehow not find a way to it is, is yeah, we should be focusing on making sure that those institutions are actually of how they're respected. instead of getting everybody else around. ringback the world to be forced to up so international law or to be that for us to stop this genocide, this is where you see the failure in the international system is there is to be an

international system. then. then what we should be saying is that countries likely like israel, which is a pariah rogue state, should be held to the child rather being colored along the way as it has 5 united states and by other european nations as well. gives you the i c, j, these provisional measures was questioning a guy is and it read. so the, the measure is asking these writers to empty mind to cease by and to look for us. can these writers in particular to make sure that they're not taking any image that he's going to both serious the rest of the policy is with this new reservation, the legal consequences, or is it anything that these why the government you think would be thinking about the upcoming days. i know he's very much because it gave me the game and i repeat myself as long as it's both photos by measures by reactions and steps. which will say, honestly, is read always riley's or make them pay a price for,

for what's going call, and as long as it's not there. but this is what i'm going to continue. what is its own body? see? ignoring the resolution. so we finish institutions in that, so for the kids, it's not you. the real question is the international community, no problem on the nations and advisors and friends into measures and actions and even this for being a world sanctions. it's basically an okay but, and you will see more of the same use. i'm going to continue with the war as much as each pages vintage that's fairly points, old interest, and the to continue to call today. all right, for kind of resolutions against these right. it is automated, you know chris, there was a haggle of us semantics over the last few days about the draft of the reservation . and the chinese on the buses veto to drop the reservation by the american saying

that it was given green lights of these wireless just lost the ground operation. in rough i was the russian chinese veto the trigger. the problem to the america is to say, you know what, this could be the moment for us to reconcile. and i don't, i can't answer that because i'm not at the u. n. a reporting. i think that the, i think the russians and the chinese were right. i just want to go back to that issue of law. you know, the i, c, j is not going to rule for a very long time, but domestically the shipping of arms, a weapon supplies to israel, while age 5 different laws in the united states, the foreign assistance act, the arms export control act. the guys weren't crimes at the late, he will on the genocide convention implementation act. so there is an egregious

violation of domestic law and not only international law in order to, to continue. uh no i, you know, is immediately when the sci fi resolution was passed, the, the, the united states, essentially kirby and others, call it non binding i. e is real, doesn't have to abide by it. and there will be no enforcement mechanism. and we're not responsible for ensuring that is real, abides by it. jenna is these right, is this slide to go in rough uh with it completely undermine this reservation. yes, of course, if they continue to bomb as they have, it undermines the resolution. but that's the point is real, has always viewed it. so as the in you, as being above the law and it's always view their costs to the ends are really that hausteen's are not as and in any way supposed to be afforded their rights. this is

where i know give you this of this now a couple of times and i want to pick up on it. and this is where it becomes so important for sanctions sweep. lot to be applied. busy when, when you live in your job, you see what it's like. there is a country that is full on genocide on. now, they're either ignoring which and assign or they're showing, you know, there are very few who are actually appalled by what israel's doing is they're to, they're doing anything to stop it. and it's only when israel actually feels the source of the world community through the former sanctions, or by the ostracized, whether it's not being allowed to be and you're a vision for example, or the olympics or any of these is that, that's when you begin to see a shift, i'm not so sure the ship will happen inside is the media. but there will be a shift where they're going to have directions with their genocide on nature. but to answer your question, of course, any action, but israel's duly,

as he has done today, is undermining the ceasefire resolution. and here's where that's now wants to show that he's not only boss and that he is the person who sends orders to the united states. but that he can continue to defy the world and do whatever it is that you get in the same time. there's a nother paddling path, which is the behind the close to tools to bring about a settlement and narrow the differences between how much and is well, do you see the potential for an immune and do no, i don't see it, but then should be an imminent dean a, i see a book tension full gauging to some kind of faith already did. but by the end of the day, you guys a call good by is way is are right now as no intention to withdraw from guys. and as long as this is the case, what kind of do you can be there?

is way we stay in gaza even if the ceasefire, even though we be oliver. unless we be a real international falls between the in force is where the police drew from guys . so don't forget, the majority of these really, the big majority of reserves in knowing this whole be scared, but less things. they all support continue. it'll be small. don't forget that most of these are a no corner of them think then what is what he's doing can go they go to the just the rather than just the pipe in this atmosphere, don't expect too much from is when it must come from the international community. chris, we spoke earlier about the calculations of the, by the ministration, and i wanted to know more about the broader picture in the us. is there how, how much of a position that we have in the west of the warning casa? and i think the opposition is pretty significant,

not among the ruling political class, although even there you're beginning to see cracks in the house of representatives, but on the street. so people are paul the, the, the demonstrations. what we're, we're taught to 6 months now and they haven't stopped, not only have they not stop, but they've not diminished in size. and of course we've had very dramatic protest. aaron bush now. uh, so i'm on the base and then of course we've had the voting in the primaries where people have uh voted uh uh, not voted for buying this. been a non committal vote of some significance. so i think in michigan they were trying to get 10000 of these votes and they got over a 100. uh so uh yeah the, the, and the user was very cheap. it support for buy it and to begin with. so it's not like you had much of a solid political base to build on,

and that we have seen evaporating. then there been all sorts of reports including obama visiting by the white house, with the warnings that binding is in serious, serious trouble. and i think that this is a way to appease the israel lobby. i all they care about really is that they the united states, keep providing weapons, material or material to sustain the genocide. that's the issue. and then deal with this very a relative and disenchanted public, especially among young voters, but also among the air of american community, a sizable community address, again in new jersey. and so, and they're not going to vote for button. so i can find, remember, if you look back at those states, the, the trump one by just so you know, single digit percentage points. so biden is in serious trouble politically. not just because of his unwavering complicity or support for the genocide, but on a whole list of other issues, but taking the role to get the yeah. so i think this is what we're saying is more

campaign moment and attempt to mollify a disenchanted base. i think that's what this is really about deana. when you look at the wording always i see on the resolution that talks about an immediate cease by a during the muslim honey month of ramadan, we almost, we all half way through with the resolution become completely irrelevant. let's say in a week from now if we don't have any agreement. so the books and the fact is only be calls for june the month, but i'm a 100. it's also last. ringback and we have expert at your expert who said that it's probably going to take more than a year just. ringback clear out the russell, it's going to take such a long time just to give the much needed aid, which is the northern part of the ga stress. much less than treat, but people who are still under, of course, included and to collect those people who are under the russell. so the idea that

this short term is, is and is sort of we should be focusing on. so stopping it. ringback and again, you don't christian, something that was really important. he said, usually you get these un resolutions at the beginning, not 6 months in, but the fact that they waited for such a long time for israel to carry out no attack and carry a just a side shows just how come 1st at the united states is in this, in this genocide, me get in, i've been of listening to you basically saying that you don't expect any major impact of this resolution on the is valleys domestically now that they have been those saying that basically that's anyhow, his biggest concern has he's been his own personal, political survival, his opponents in is why do they see this as one of those bad moments that could help them put more pressure on him, or at least push for this cabinet?

it's got will cabinet to disintegrate. i must remind you that also he's in favor of continuing the war. mm. don't know, they've made a course so they will warrant drugs. so it's not like we have in a position to the war in this way. we have in a position to nathan jo and is the that's a big difference. now, it's not one moment we truly make the change. it is a process. no doubt that the american a 40 see if it's really been continue and photo. okay. measures. we, we come at bethany l cook which basically if you don't mind, if by then doesn't get re elected, i would likely just say that change when it comes to the warning does a, you know, it won't make any difference for palestinians. let's remember b, b, nothing. yahoo prefers trump over by. and then that's one of the final armies. he

doesn't care if by and then the democrats disintegrate that there's deep animosities between personally, between bite and then nothing. y'all goes back to be a randy or when the republicans invited us and you all to attempt to sabotage the around deal by speaking directly to congress. so uh no, it's a win win for nothing. yeah. if a, b, b a, if it'd be be continues in power and giddeons very right. of course it doesn't matter if he's replaced or not. these are the gaza and the west bank and maybe loving on. um no trump, uh they, they prefer trump they uh so if, if, if this is politically damaging to barton, think the, this really government under them, yahoo, don't care. thank you. thank you. thank you. i really appreciate your insight deanna, but to give you a levy. chris has just thank you very much indeed and thank you to a whole lot so you can see the program again, any time by visiting our website. i just see that dot com for further discussion. go to all the facebook page. that's facebook dot com,

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