From New York, this is Democracy Now. I want to thank the Haitian people for demanding what is good. I want to thank everyone

in the government team. You have served with integrity, wisdom, and honor. God bless Haiti.

After a week-long state of emergency, Haiti's unelected Prime Minister,

Ari-Alenri, says he will resign once a transitional council is established.

The Caribbean Organization Karakam has reportedly proposed a seven-member presidential

panel that would appoint a new interim prime minister.

We'll get the latest. Then to Gaza.

International humanitarian law lies in tatters.

And the threatened Israeli assault on Rafa

could plummet the people of Gaza into an even deeper circle of hell.

We'll go to Rafa to speak with Youssef Hamash, with the Norwegian Refugee Council, and to Francesca Abanesi, United Nations Special Rapporteur

on the occupied Palestinian Territory.

Then as President Biden pushes a bipartisan bill to crack down on immigrants, the Tacoma Washington-based

advocacy group La Resistencia is reporting one death and two suicide attempts at the Troubled Northwest

Detention Center run by the private Geo Group.

I was brought back to my cell at around 1130 a.m. and I saw a lot of people running around everywhere.

The police arrived in the fire department. I saw that a man who was black appeared as if he had hung himself.

Go to Tacoma.

All that and more coming up.

Welcome to Democracy Now, Democracy Now.

org, the War and Peace Report. I'm Amy Goodman.

Haiti's unelected Prime Minister Arielle Henri has announced he'll resign

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