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the un s special adviser on the prevention of genocide told the bbc that the rapid support forces were targeting communities based on their ethnicity. tens of thousands of people have protested outside taiwan s parliament over plans to give the assembly new powers. opposition legislators want greater oversight of the government but the demonstrators believe the changes have not been properly debated. the american film maker morgan spurlock has died of complications from cancer, at the age of 53. he was best known for his documentary super size me where he lived on a diet of mcdonald s food for an entire month to test the health impact on his body. we start with the latest on the israel gaza war the un s highest court has ruled that israel must immediately halt its military offensive in rafah. south africa had asked the international court ofjustice to issue the order as an emergency measure. it argued israel s actions in rafah amount to a genocidal operation and ....
on the israel gaza war. the un s highest court has ruled that israel must immediately halt its military offensive in rafah. south africa had asked the international court ofjustice to issue the order as an emergency measure. it argued israel s actions in rafah amount to a genocidal operation and threatened the survival of the palestinian people. the icj made several rulings today. in addition to calls for israel to halt the military operation in rafah, the court ordered it open the rafah crossing with egypt for the entry of humanitarian aid at scale. it also wants israel to ensure access to gaza for investigators and fact finding missions. thejudges called on hamas to immediately and unconditionally release hostages taken in its october 7th attack on israel. the icj can make legally binding rulings in disputes between countries, but has little way of enforcing its orders. however, it s given israel a month to update on progress. let s hear from judge nawaf salam. the ....
the un says its aid operations in gaza will start winding down tomorrow for lack of fuel. so what happens after that? israel s prime minister says a ground assault will come, but meanwhile, the brinkmanship over letting in aid versus letting out hostages carries on. we are now reducing the fuel we are using every day so we can keep the most critical services running for as long as possible but it is going to mean that people don t have access to drinking water. we ll be talking to people who know about humanitarian operations in gaza about what happens next and whether the united nations is taking a side. and we ll explore the splits in labour caused by keir starmer s statements, which he s now caveated, on israel s right to blockade gaza. also tonight, is there trouble ahead forjoe biden from within his party? listen, there are two peoples here, palestinians and israelis. we need to show care and solidarity with the palestinian people and these civilians who are being ....
good evening. house republicans thought they had a new nominee for speaker till about an hour and a half ago. take you to capitol hill and show you what happened. also tonight, israel s bombardment of terror targets in gaza is inten intensifying and e criticism of statementings by theouted nation secretary general about the war here in the u.s. and concerns of mass evacuation of americans in the region. jacqui heinrich at the white house on t teheran s role in the attacks and new comments from the israeli hostages released yesterday. a short time ago the house speaker race imploded again. reporter: good evening. another day, another speaker nominee drops out. tom emmer was the speaker nominee for only four hours and gop burned through three speaker nominees in less than two weeks. tom is a great guy, but the voter base wants somebody not in leadership. mr. emmer agrees with me that the election was not stolen. he voted to certify. reporter: mr. trump said voting for ....
how muchjeopardy do you think there is right now, for benjamin netanyahu? you mean personally? his position, as the leader of the country, and the fact that it was on his watch that the intelligence services completely failed to protect the people in southern israel. the failure is much, much bigger than the immediate intelligence failure. you know, israel is paying a price for being led by a populist strong man, for the last 14 years. his entire career was built on dividing the nation against itself, on attacking the state institutions, on describing the serving elite of the state as deep state traitors and globalist infiltrators and things like that, and we are now paying the price for that. and he. but how are those things directly linked with hamas s massacre of israelis? because on the day of the massacre it wasn tjust, you know, the intelligence that failed, we are seeing our problems in so many of the state institution, and we are seeing a very inspiring upsurge ....