From New York, this is Democracy Now.

A Palestinian child screams out, we did nothing wrong, we did nothing wrong.

As Israel bombs the Jabalya refugee camp for a third day in a row.

This time hitting a school run by UNRA, the UN Agency for Palestinian refugees.

Over 195 Palestinians have been killed in the refugee camp in a series of devastating Israeli airstrikes

that the UN says could amount to war crimes.

We'll get the latest is the overall death toll from Israel's 27-day bombardment has topped 9,000.

Then an exclusive radio TV broadcast interview with the acclaimed writer Tanahashi Coats

on how a recent trip to the occupied West Bank opened his eyes.

And what I felt was a tremendous weight.

I felt the obvious thing that I think all of us feel that out-tax dollars are effectively subsidizing a part-time,

subsidizing a segregationist order, a Jim Crow regime.

But I also felt that as an African American who was reared on the fight against Jim Crow

against white supremacy, against a part-time.

I felt tremendous shame. How could I not know?

All that and more coming in.

Welcome to Democracy Now, Democracy Now.org, the Warren Peace Report. I'm Amy Goodman.

Officials and Gaza say Israeli airstrikes have killed at least 195 Palestinians

in the Jabalya refugee camp since Tuesday.

120 Palestinians are reported missing and feared to be buried under the rubble from three days of strikes,

which leveled entire blocks of residential buildings inside Gaza's largest refugee camp.

Earlier today, Israel bombed a school at the refugee camp run by UNRA.

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