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Palestinians in Gaza are enduring horrifying levels of hunger and suffering.

This is the highest number of people facing catastrophic anger ever recorded.

A new... catastrophic anger ever recorded.

A new UN-backed report finds famine is imminent in Northern Gaza.

And Israeli troops launch a fourth major raid on Shepa Hospital where tens of thousands

have been seeking shelter.

We'll go to Ramallah to speak with Palestinian physician and politician Dr. Mustafa Barguti.

Then at least 12 are killed in Haiti as violence and turmoil continued.

We'll talk to the former U.S. special envoy for Haiti, Ambassador Dan Foote.

He resigned from his post in 2021 citing the Biden administration's quote inhumane treatment of Haitian asylum seekers

and US meddling in Haitian politics.

Then as Republican presidential front runner Donald Trump calls immigrants

animals again. A new film called Unseen hopes to reframe the narrative entirely.

It profiles a blind undocumented social work student named Pedro.

The intersectionality between being undocumented and having a disability, it plays a lot of stress and anxiety into you.

I decided to study social work.

I wanted to help people.

I wanted to give an opportunity for those that they didn't have an opportunity.

We'll speak with the film's director, Seth Hernandez.

All that and more, coming up.

Welcome to Democracy Now. Democracy Now.org, the War and Peace Report. I'm Amy Goodman.

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