From From New York, this is Democracy Now. The choice is choice is choice.

Democrats and supporters of reproductive rights have scored major victories across the country as Ohio votes to enshrine abortion rights in the

state constitution Kentucky's Democratic governor wins re-election and

Democrats in Virginia gain control of the General Assembly, meaning they have control of both

houses of the legislature, will get the latest. Then the House of Representatives

has voted to censure Rashida Talib, the only Palestinian-American member of Congress

over her criticism of Israel's month-long bombardment of Gaza

will hear Rashida Talib in her own words.

Speaking enough to save lives Mr. Chair no matter faith, no matter ethnicity, should not

be controversial in this chamber. The cries of the Palestinian

and Palestinian and Israeli children sound no different to me. Why what I don't

understand is why the cries of Palestinians sound different to you all.

Then is Israel on the verge of committing genocide in Gaza?

We'll speak to

Omer Bartoff, an Israeli-American professor of Holocaust and Genocide

Studies at Brown University, and an 87-year-old Holocaust survivor named Marion Ingram.

She's been protesting outside the White House calling for a Gaza ceasefire.

I feel great empathy for the darlsons who are suffering the same horrors I experienced.

I feel sick at the idea that children are being murdered. I'm not only call for a ceasefire, I want a ceasefire now.

All that and more.

Coming up.

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

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