Criminal Netanyahu on trial (music video)

Why the United States can never STOP Israel

(Cyrus Janssen) March 28, 2024: Go to ground.news/cyrus to access worldwide coverage on Israel, the US, 2024 elections, and more. Subscribe through link for 40% off unlimited access or try it for less than $1 this month. ✅ Join new Locals Community: cyrusjanssen.locals.com. #israelhamaswar #israelpalestineconflict #israel

(Street) Justice for Bibi

Interview with Israeli dissidents taking action for Palestine

(Real Media) Oct. 8, 2024: To mark a year of Israel's genocide in Gaza, Real Media has published this powerful interview with two Israeli dissidents who took part in a Palestine Action siege of the Elbit HQ. realmedia.press...

Bassem Youssef and Amjad Al-Nour: Bibi’s Trial | باسم يوسف وأمجد النور - محاكمة النتن

(Bassem Youssef) Oct. 6, 2024: باسم يوسف وأمجد النور - محاكمة النتن Subscribe to official channel: @bassemyoussefofficial. Watch more videos: Bassem Youssef | 2024 | باسم يوسف

Bassem Raafat Mohamed Youssef is an Egyptian comedian, TV host, and surgeon whose wife is Palestinian. He is best-known in his media career for having hosted Al Bernameg, a satirical comedy show (compared to The Daily Show but) focused on Egyptian politics, from 2011 to 2014. In 2013, Bassem Youssef was named in Time 100. His current projects include The Democracy Handbook and Revolution for Dummies. باسم رأفت محمد يوسف، مقدم برامج تلفزيونية وجراح مصري. اشتهر ببرنامج "البرنامج" من 2011 إلى 2014، حيث عُرف بأسلوبه الكوميدي الفريد. في 2013، باسم يوسف تم اختياره ضمن قائمة مجلة «تايم» الامريكية، للمائة شخصية الأكثر تأثيرا 

• Follow Bassem Youssef on: Instagram: bassem. Facebook: bassemyousseftv. X: byoussef. TikTok: bassem #bassemyoussef #باسم_يوسف #BibisTrial #AmjadAlNour
• Interview with Israeli dissidents taking action for Palestine

Israel is in BIG trouble with ICJ decision

Shauna Schwartz, Sheldon S., Pfc. Sandoval (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

Palestinian analyst exposes why ICJ means big trouble for Israel -- with Mouin Rabbini

(Owen Jones) Jan. 27, 2024: This is the truth about the ICJ (International Court of Justice in the Hague) ruling against Israel that most of the mainstream media will not discuss, with Mouin Rabbini (twitter.com/MouinRabbani), a brilliant researcher, analyst, and commentator with many hats.

Like, subscribe -- and help take on the pro-war media: patreon.com/owenjones84

Jeffery Sachs: Israel failed MISERABLY in facing accusations of GENOCIDE after judgment of ICJ

(PRDA Knitting) Premiered Jan. 27, 2024. Jefferey Sachs analyzes the situation and sees ruin in Israel's future standing in the world. What has it done, how has it come to this, hypocrites of the highest order, becoming the Nazis they so hated.

Israel guilty of genocide but no ceasefire: ICJ

On one thing, all demonstrators are agreed: "Ceasefire now" (except pro-Israel war criminals)

We were depending on the ICJ to do everything all at once? That was like expecting a government agent in the Mueller investigation of charging, prosecuting, and bringing down Donald Trump when he had the chance. It will take more time, but it's historic what the court decided.

Guilty or not, there will be no ceasefire.

In a highly anticipated ruling, the International Court of Justice (ICJ) at The Hague in the Netherlands has found that there is a “real and imminent risk” that Israel is committing genocide in Gaza.

And the ICJ supported “at least some” of the provisional measures the plaintiff, South Africa, had requested when it brought the case in order to rein in Israel’s war crimes and genocidal military assault.

We demand an immediate ceasefire.

Though the ruling falls short of calling for an immediate ceasefire, analysts say it is nevertheless a significant milestone.

Democracy Now! discusses the “unprecedented” decision by the World Court with a panel of experts:

• Palestinian human rights attorney Diana Buttu,
• genocide scholar Raz Segal, and
• scholar of colonialism Mahmood Mamdani.

So we go kill more Arabs, Bibi? (IDF)

“It becomes imperative upon the world community to now act,” says Buttu. “This is the beginning of a process of isolating Israel,” adds Segal.

Transcript and more: International Court of Justice orders Israel to prevent genocide in Gaza BUT fails to order ceasefire (Democracy Now!)

• Democracy Now, 1/26/24; Sheldon S., Ash Wells, Shauna Schwartz (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

Court: Genocide case against Israel opens

Ali Abunimah, The Electronic Intifada, Rights and Accountability, Jan. 11, 2024; Shauna Schwartz, Sheldon S., Ashley Wells (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

Ceasefire now! (IfNotNowMovement.org)

The eyes of the world turned to The Hague on Thursday morning as the International Court of Justice began hearing the genocide case against Israel brought by [the courageous government of] South Africa.

The landmark two-day hearing is to decide if the court will impose “provisional measures” – such as ordering a ceasefire – while it considers the full case, something that could take years.

Genocide in DC (amnestyinternational.org)

Michael Lynk spoke to The Electronic Intifada’s livestream on Wednesday to provide background and analysis of what to expect from this initial stage of the process.

Watch his interview in the video above. Lynk, a professor of law at Western University in London, Ontario, served as the UN special rapporteur on human rights in the occupied Palestinian territories from 2016-2022.

• HOW TO WATCH: Starting at 9:00 am GMT, the hearings will be streamed live and on demand in English and French, on the International Court of Justice’s website and on UN Web TV.

On Thursday, lawyers for South Africa present their case for three hours. On Friday, Israel’s representatives will have the same amount of time for a rebuttal.

It is also being streamed live on YouTube and you can watch that recording any time: More

• ElectronicIntifada.org
• Jewish Voice for Peace
• Not in Our Name
• BreakingtheSilence.org.il
• American Veterans for Peace
• Code Pink: Women for Peace

S. Africa files GENOCIDE case against Israel

South Africa files case against Israel at Int'l Court of Justice over "genocidal" war on Gaza

(Democracy Now!) Jan. 2, 2024: Latest Shows. Support: democracynow.org/give. South Africa has filed a case at the main judicial body for the United Nations, the International Court of Justice (ICJ) in The Hague, accusing Israel of committing genocide in Gaza.

"I believe South Africa will win an order against Israel to cease and desist from committing all acts of genocide against the Palestinians," says Francis Boyle, an international human rights lawyer who won two requests at the ICJ under the Genocide Convention of 1948 for provisional protection on behalf of the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina against Yugoslavia.

Boyle says Israel has a history of listening to the United States' orders to stop its assaults on the Occupied Palestinian Territories.

"We here in the United States of America have the power to stop this."

• Jewish Voice for Peace (jvp.org)
• Max Blumenthal (The Gray Zone)
• Max Blumenthal on KPFK (Pacifica)
• IfNotNowMovement.com
• IDF soldiers confess: BreakingTheSilence.org.il
• Max Blumenthal and more on David Barsamian's Alternative Radio

Democracy Now! is an independent global news hour that airs on over 1,500 TV and radio stations Monday through Friday. Watch livestream at democracynow.org Mondays to Fridays 8-9 a.m. ET. Subscribe to our Daily Email Digest: democracynow.org/subscribe Explore the podcast

The Jimmy Dore Show (LIVE)

Jimmy Dore.com, Mike MacRae; Pfc. Sandoval, Ashley Wells (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

Dick Cheney, war criminal, on the run (video)

Artist's impression of Cherokee Sheriffs interviewing war criminal and international pariah

Rene Lynch (Los Angeles Times, March 13, 2012)

Former US Vice President Dick Cheney is making headlines after canceling an appearance in Toronto, reportedly citing safety concerns.

"Dick Cheney cancels Toronto trip, says Canada is too dangerous," bleated the headline in the National Post, which made the story a featured headline pick Tuesday on its homepage at nationalpost.com.

Code Pink's Benjamim & Fairooz confront war criminal Don Rumsfeld

Ryan Ruppert, president of promotions company Spectre Live Corp., which scheduled Cheney's April 24 appearance at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre, said Cheney and his daughter, Elizabeth, canceled citing safety concerns. "After speaking with their security advisors, they changed their mind on coming to the event," Ruppert told CTV Network. They "decided it was better for their personal safety they stay out of Canada."...

Karl Rove runs after being confronted by Code Pink's Jodie Evans

[C]ritics there call him a "war criminal" and blame him for human rights violations including the United States' controversial use of waterboarding to elicit information from terrorist suspects. [He is apparently afraid of being arrested, extradited, and brought up on war crime charges in an international court such as the Hague. And if Canada cannot guarantee that he will not be arrested, he is staying put where his cousin, B.S. Obama, can protect him from being prosecuted or, if need be, pardon him after conviction.] More

• Fact Check: Are Obama and Cheney related?
  
• International Courts of Justice can indict
• CodePink: List of War Criminals
• VIDEO: Confronting Condi Rice, Bush-era war criminal
  

Time Magazine: Putting Burma on Trial

Burma's military dictator, Senior General Than Shwe, reviews troops on the 60th anniversary of Myanmar Armed Forces Day in Yangon, 2005 (Reuters/Adrees Latif).

Aung San Suu Kyi protests her innocence before a court in Rangoon. The Burmese democracy icon faces up to five years in prison for violating the terms of her house arrest after an American man swam to her lakeside home in Rangoon. The charges are farcical, the verdict a foregone conclusion: Suu Kyi is expected to be declared guilty on Aug. 11. But some in Burma's embattled Democracy movement will turn to The Hague for solace. Could Senior General Than Shwe, leader of the Burmese junta, be the first Asian to face an international war-crimes tribunal? More>>

• Viewpoint: Why foreigners sometimes make things worse
• US-UK PETITION: Direct action with Desmond Tutu

• Things You Can Do Now
  Donate $64 in honor of Aung San Suu Kyi
  Learn about Aung San Suu Kyi's trial
  Read groundbreaking article by UN Official
  Host an event where you live
  Urge Congress to renew Burmese Freedom and Democracy Act

Angelina Jolie visits War Crimes trial

THE HAGUE (AFP) – Oscar win-ner Angelina Jolie attended a war crimes trial in The Hague on Tuesday, hailing the bravery of youngsters who testified against Congolese militia leader Thomas Lubanga.

"Children deserve special protection. Using children in conflict is a heinous crime and destroys the very fabric of a society," said Jolie, who is a goodwill ambassador for the UN's refugee agency. More>>

PHOTO: Handout from the International Criminal Court (ICC) shows US actress Angelina Jolie (L) next to the ICC prosecutor Luis Moreno Ocampo as she tours the ICC in The Hague. Angelina Jolie attended an audience of the war crimes trial of Congolese warlord Thomas Lubanga (AFP/ICC-HO/Kim Vermaat).