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We used to eat bird food.

It was bitter.

We did not want to eat it.

We used to do so forcibly.

We used to have a small loaf every two days. We did not like it as

it was bitter.

Gaza is starving as the flow of AIDS reportedly slowed and the United Nations is warning of an explosion in child deaths do the lack of food and water.

A two-month-old boy reportedly died Friday from starvation.

We'll speak with Palestinian poet Masab Abutoha.

His new piece for the New Yorker,

my family's daily struggle to find food in Gaza, and

will speak to a nutritionist, lead author of a new joint report from the London School of

Hygiene and Johns Hopkins University on the crisis in Gaza.

Then anti-Palestinian at the core.

We look at the origins in growing dangers of US anti-terrorism law.

Looking back over the past 50 years in the key moments of the development of terrorism law in the United States,

one of the key agendas at work has been implacable hostility to

Palestinian liberation.

In fact, the first time the word terrorism even shows up in federal law, it's used as a synonym

for Palestinian resistance.

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