You're going to be. From New York, this is Democracy Now.

The result of the voting is as follows.

14 votes in favor,

0 votes against one abstention.

The draft resolution has been adopted at resolution from 27, 28, 2024.

Israel is continuing to attack Aza, despite a vote Monday by the UN Security Council calling for a temporary ceasefire

during the month of Ramadan. The US abstained sparking outrage from Israel which

wanted the US to veto the measure.

We'll speak with Craig Machiber, a former top U.N.

official who resigned in protest over Israel's assault on Gaza.

But first to London, where a British court has put the extradition of Julian Assange

on hold until the United States provides more assurances about how the WikiLeaks publisher

will be treated in U.S. custody.

Today's decision is astounding.

The courts recognize that Julian is exposed to a flagrant denial of his freedom of expression rights,

that he is being discriminated against on the basis of his nationality,

an Australian, and that he remains exposed to the death penalty.

We'll hear from Julian Assange's wife Stella,

then speak to the British MP, former labor leader Jeremy Corbett.

Plus, a judge in New York has decided the first of Donald Trump's four criminal trials

will begin April 15th.

We'll speak to Pulitzer Prize winning journalist David K Johnston.

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