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The Supreme Court takes up a city's ban on homeless camps,

and a key question was whether being homeless and sleeping out in public is status or

conduct.

I mean you could say breathing as conduct too, but presumably you would not think that it's okay to criminalize breathing in public.

Legal docket is ahead.

Then the Monday money beat antitrust, big tech, and what is a monopoly?

Later, the World History Book, an iconic symphony.

Beethoven is struggle, the struggle for peace.

He achieved it in his music. It's Monday, May 6. This is the world and everything in it from listener supported world radio.

I'm Jenny Ruff and I'm Nick Eiker. Good morning.

Up next, Kent Covington with today's news.

Rockets fired from Gaza over the weekend, one of the all two familiar sounds of war in the region,

and those sounds likely will not fall silent anytime soon after Hamas the have ended. Israeli leaders were offering a 40-day pause in the fighting, but Hamas

wanted Israel to commit to ending its offensive in Gaza in exchange for releasing

hostages.

But Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said ending the war and leaving Hamas in power is not an option.

He said in that scenario another October 7th-like terror attack is only a matter of time. Israel is vowing a ground operation in the city of

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