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The fact that there have been over 100 foreign monetary sales to Israel, authorized by the State Department since October 7th,

demonstrates how the Biden administration is just continuing to flow arms and that the Biden administration is not serious when they are talking

about putting pressure on Israel whether for the opening of humanitarian passages or for

a ceasefire.

As the Biden administration expresses concern for civilian casualties in Gaza, a new Washington

Post investigation finds the White House has flooded Israel with more than a hundred separate weapon sales almost all without

congressional proof. We'll speak with former State Department official Josh Paul

who oversaw foreign arms sales, but resigned in protest over U.S. support for Israel's

assault on Gaza.

We'll also get the latest on ceasefire talks that remain at an impasse days before the Muslim holy month

of Ramadan begins. And we go to Pakistan where Shabajarev has been sworn in as

Prime Minister for a second time amidst protests and accusations

of election breaking.

All that and more coming up. Welcome to Democracy Now, Democracy Now.

Democracy Now.

The War and Peace Report.

I'm Amy Goodman.

A Gaza ceasefire before the start of Ramadan appears increasingly

unlikely after Hamas delegates left Cairo talks without an agreement after

accusing Israel of thwarting efforts put forward by mediators.

Hamas says negotiations will nonetheless continue.

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