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Ukraine has been aggressed by Russia and there are unbelievable suffering in Ukraine and at the same

times telling us not to act on the multiple bombing and absolute suffering of the people of Gaza.

The International sounds the alarm in its annual human rights report saying the world has entered an era

devoid of international law.

We'll speak with the Secretary General of Amnesty International, Anjaz Kaya Marv.

But first we go to Gaza to get the latest on the ground as bodies continue to be recovered

from mass graves of the Nasser Medical Complex.

Then protests against Israel's assault on Gaza rock U.S. campuses from coast to coast

amidst an intensifying police crackdown.

This movement extends far beyond the militarized gates of Columbia,

beyond the city of New York, to the students of Ruzza, whose classrooms have been burned to the city of New York to the students of Raza whose classrooms have been burned to the ground.

We'll speak with a Columbia University student who was arrested last week and with a graduate student at the University of Texas Austin, where dozens

of students were arrested yesterday.

All that and more coming up. I'm Amy Goodman. President Biden signed the $95 billion military spending package for Ukraine, Israel,

and Taiwan Wednesday after months of congressional wrangling.

Biden said weapons would flow into Ukraine within hours and declared

quote it's a good day for world peace. The spending package includes 26 billion

dollars and more funding for Israel which has now killed over 34,000 Palestinians

in Gaza in just over six months. 14,000 of them children, according to official numbers.

The true toll is likely much higher as thousands remain missing or trapped under rubble.

Israel announced Wednesday it's Redying 2 reserve brigades ahead of its expected ground invasion

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