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Fuel and diesel, you know, AXA martyr's hospital, are starting to run out.

If they do run out, patients in the hospital will die, and the hospital will turn into

a mass grave, because the operating rooms will not be functional.

The death toll in Gaza has topped 7,000.

As Israel's bombardment continues for a 20th day, and it's the deepening humanitarian

catastrophe, as fuel, food, water run out.

On Wednesday, an Israeli airstrike killed the wife, son, daughter, and grandson of one of

Gaza's most prominent journalists, Wa'el-Dadu, Al-Jazeera's Arabic's Gaza bureau chief.

There is no safe place in Gaza at all, and no one is safe.

No one is safe from the aggression and the tritory of the occupation.

We'll go to Gaza to speak with one of Wa'el-Az Al-Jazeera colleagues, and then to Ramallah

in the occupied West Bank.

We'll be joined by longtime Palestinian diplomat and scholar Hanan Ashrawi.

Finally, you see Berkeley philosopher Judith Butler, who recently joined other Jewish writers

and artists signing an open letter to President Biden calling for an immediate ceasefire.

All that and more coming up.

Welcome to Democracy Now, Democracy Now.org, the War and Peace Report.

I'm Amy Goodman.

Israeli tanks invaded the Northern Gaza Strip overnight, and what military leaders are

calling a targeted raid ahead of a much larger ground invasion.

The incursion comes, as Israel continues to bombard the whole Gaza Strip for a 20th consecutive

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