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This kind of attack was expected because of what the Israelis were doing in Gaza, what the Unsada Law Group were doing in Yemen,

with their missile attacks and drone attacks against ships, what the American Navy and Air Force

I've been doing in the Red Sea attacking Yemen, and this is part of a regional war.

A drone strike in a base in Jordan near the Syrian and Iraq border

kills three US soldiers injuring more than 30. The Pentagon's accusing Iran-backed

militants while Iran denies any involvement.

We'll speak with Palestinian-American journalist Rami Hurry about U.S. Middle East policy.

Then hours after the International Court of Justice orders Israel to take

all measures to prevent genocide in Gaza, arguments in another genocide case began in a

US federal court in Oakland against President Biden, Secretary

of State Anthony Blen, and Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin.

We'll speak with a lawyer who helped bring the case and a Palestinian who testified.

And as Israel intensifies attacks on southern Gaza where displaced Palestinians have sought refuge,

we'll speak with an emergency room physician

who spent three weeks at a hospital in Hanyunis.

Anass at hospital was recently the focus,

a very intense military campaign with bombing

and gun clashes as well as tanks rolling in around the hospital facility and

hundreds of thousands of people fled from Van Eunis further south to Rafa.

And so the humanitarian crisis in Gaza has deepened.

We'll also speak with the Norwegian Refugee Council's Jan Eggland about the US and 12 other

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