From New York, this is Democracy Now.

We're reaching yet another staggering milestone in Gaza.

Nearly 25,000 people reported killed, according to the Gaza Ministry of Health, 70% of them, women and children.

Another 61,500 at least, have been injured.

Several thousands more are under the rubble.

Many presumed death.

As Israel continues to pound Gaza,

Netanyahu is facing more pressure to bring home the remaining 130 hostages held there.

We'll speak with Mossab Abutoha, a Palestinian poet and author who was detained by Israeli authorities as he and his family fled Gaza

We'll talk to him about conditions there including for his brother's wife who's about to give birth

Then is realism a new documentary about the relationship between

US Jews and the state of Israel and their disillusionment as they begin to question

Israel's occupation.

What we've been told is that the only way that Jews can be safe

is if Palestinians are not safe.

The more I learned about that, the more I came to see that as a lie.

Within the Jewish community, there's been a striking change.

They're really angry at the way they were indoctrinated, justifiably so.

We'll speak with the director of Israelism and one of the American Jews featured in the film

as they head out on tour with 40 new screening dates around the country.

And we'll look at the state of the Republican Party as the GOP presidential primary in New Hampshire becomes a two-person race.

I am today suspending my campaign.

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