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I'm really surprised at what happened to me.

I had felt that I was immune because I was an alumni of Indiana University, but I see the university administration is more sensitive and responsive to higher administrative pressure from the government

than the art to the welfare of their own community.

Council.

Today we talk to two Palestinian American artists.

Samia Hallaby's life retrospective three years in the making was cancelled by her

alma mater, Indiana University over her opposition to Israel's assault on

Gaza.

And we'll speak to Emily Josier, who was scheduled to give a talk in Berlin, Germany.

We'll also talk to German-American Jewish Holocaust survivor

Marion Ingram, who has stood outside the White House

for months calling for a Gaza ceasefire.

Her talks and her native Hamburg, Germany were cancelled.

Apparently my criticism of Israel's actions in Gaza has caused the politician to be very upset and it turns out that criticism of Israel is unacceptable to Germans.

And we'll hear from the Russian Jewish American writer

Masia Gessin.

A major award ceremony for her was cancelled in Germany. Today, art and resistance.

All that and more coming out.

Welcome to Democracy Now, Democracy Now. Pakistan's Air Force has launched retaliatory airstrikes on Iran as tension continues to

escalate across the region.

Nine people were reportedly killed in Iran, including three women and four children.

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