Mouin Rabbani

Of course they want them killed. Okay. You asked me about intent. And the reason that I bought in the South African application is because it is actually exceptionally detailed. on intent by quoting numerous... All sorts of idiotic ministers in Israel. Well, yeah, including the prime minister, the defense minister, the chief of staff.

Of course they want them killed. Okay. You asked me about intent. And the reason that I bought in the South African application is because it is actually exceptionally detailed. on intent by quoting numerous... All sorts of idiotic ministers in Israel. Well, yeah, including the prime minister, the defense minister, the chief of staff.

Of course they want them killed. Okay. You asked me about intent. And the reason that I bought in the South African application is because it is actually exceptionally detailed. on intent by quoting numerous... All sorts of idiotic ministers in Israel. Well, yeah, including the prime minister, the defense minister, the chief of staff.

No, he said Amalek. He said Amalek.

No, he said Amalek. He said Amalek.

No, he said Amalek. He said Amalek.

So the reason I raised the South African application is twofold, Hamas or no Hamas. It's exceptionally detailed on the question of intent. And secondly, when the International Court of Justice issues a ruling, individual justices can give their own opinion. Yeah, yeah.

So the reason I raised the South African application is twofold, Hamas or no Hamas. It's exceptionally detailed on the question of intent. And secondly, when the International Court of Justice issues a ruling, individual justices can give their own opinion. Yeah, yeah.

So the reason I raised the South African application is twofold, Hamas or no Hamas. It's exceptionally detailed on the question of intent. And secondly, when the International Court of Justice issues a ruling, individual justices can give their own opinion. Yeah, yeah.

And I found the German one to be the most interesting on this specific question, because he was basically saying that he didn't think South Africa presented a persuasive case, but he said, Their section on intent was so overpowering that he felt he was left with no choice but to vote with the majority. So I think that answers the intent part of your question.

And I found the German one to be the most interesting on this specific question, because he was basically saying that he didn't think South Africa presented a persuasive case, but he said, Their section on intent was so overpowering that he felt he was left with no choice but to vote with the majority. So I think that answers the intent part of your question.

And I found the German one to be the most interesting on this specific question, because he was basically saying that he didn't think South Africa presented a persuasive case, but he said, Their section on intent was so overpowering that he felt he was left with no choice but to vote with the majority. So I think that answers the intent part of your question.

I think they found one.

I think they found one.

I think they found one.

No, I think we... It hasn't.

No, I think we... It hasn't.

No, I think we... It hasn't.

They can swim well enough to have a realistic prospect of winning a medal.

They can swim well enough to have a realistic prospect of winning a medal.