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Hello everyone and welcome to Amunpur. Here's what's coming up.

We believe you can't say you're in favor of a two-state solution and not recognize the very existence of

two states. Diplomatic pressure ramping up against Israel, I speak to the

Irish Prime Minister Simon Harris after the groundbreaking move by Ireland, Spain and Norway to say they will

formally recognize Palestine as a state. And General Secretary of the

Palestinian National Initiative Mustafa Bhagooti joins me from the West Bank.

Plus, occupation has corrupted the humanity of Israel's military.

That's former IDF soldier Avnaud Vayahu who tells me why he's breaking the silence, also ahead.

It's remarkable that a justice in that position would have in front of his poem a visible symbol indicating that he believes in

fact that the election was stolen. Upside down flags, partisans in the Supreme

Court and reports of financial favors.

Hurry Strenewasun unpacks what all this means with law professor and author Aaron Tang.

And how Supreme Hubris may be destroying the court. Welcome to the program everyone. I'm Christina Manpur in London. Diplomatic

isolation is mounting on the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. This

week began with the ICC seeking indictments for him and his defense minister, along with top Hamas leaders.

That was followed by three European nations, Ireland, Norway and Spain, formally recognizing

Palestine as a state, and Israel recalling ambassadors

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