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Right now in our country we are facing a very serious health crisis. In states around our country, extremists have proposed

and passed laws that have denied women access to reproductive health care.

Vice President Kamala Harris visits Planned Parenthood clinic in St. Paul,

believed to be the first time a president or vice president has publicly toured an abortion clinic.

We'll go to Minnesota to speak with the head of a reproductive rights group there and with

Professor Michelle Goodwin, author of policing the womb,

invisible women, and the criminalization of motherhood.

Then students at Hebrew University in Jerusalem

protest the suspension of a Palestinian professor.

We'll be joined by Professor Madhara Shalhoub-Kavorkian, whose suspension came after she said

Israel's committing genocide in Gaza.

And we'll speak with Israeli author Maya Wind,

author of Towers of Ivory and Steel

how Israeli universities denied Palestinian freedom.

Wind was jailed 15 years ago for refusing to serve in the Israeli army.

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

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The War and Peace Report,

I'm Amy Goodman Goodman Israeli forces killed at

least 29 people in the Gaza on Thursday in two separate attacks as they waited

for humanitarian aid. The latest massacre struck Palestinians in Northern Gaza City and at the Al-Nusirath

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