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What we found there was that half of the population are starving.

The grim reality is also that nine out of ten people are not eating enough, are not eating

every day and don't know where the next meal is going to come from.

As the death toll in Gaza grows closer to 20,000,

Human Rights Watch has accused the Israeli government of using starvation

as a weapon of war in Gaza. We'll speak to Omar

Shakir, the Israel and Palestine director of Human Rights Watch in Amman.

Then we look at how the Biden administration's facing accusations

it's been too slow to help Palestinian Americans and their families trapped in

Gaza. We'll speak with a Palestinian-American woman in Detroit whose mother died

while waiting to leave Gaza for medical care.

We'll also talk to the head of Gaza's general union of cultural centers. He left Gaza a month

ago is now desperately trying to get his family out and to the United States. This comes

as calls grow for the U.S. to grant temporary

protected status or TPS to Palestinians already in the U.S. All about and more

coming out. Welcome to Democracy Now.

Democracy Now.

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