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Ead is today, but the war planes haven't stopped all night. What

Ead in all the Arab countries people are celebrating Ead and enjoying it in

their countries and they're having a good time. What about us? Where is our eat? At war, in destruction?

The Israeli military announces a daytime tactical pause in its attacks on Raffa to allow

humanitarian aid to enter the strip after systematically blocking aid from

reaching Palestinians in Gaza for eight months.

But UNRUS says that nothing has changed.

We'll go to RAPA for an update from UNICEF spokesperson James Elder.

Then former President Trump hits the campaign trail after visiting top Republicans at the Capitol for the first time since January 6th.

First day in office, we're going to close up the border.

First day in office, we're going to drill baby drill.

We'll get response from Democratic Congress member Jamie Raskin

who served in the select committee to investigate the January 6th attack and

calls Trump's meetings with Republican leaders a scandal and a disgrace.

An acclaimed author Arndahiroi could soon face trial under India's contested anti-terror laws

after Prime Minister Norengra Modi's far right ruling

B.J. party gave the go-ahead for her prosecution.

The India's Constitution has effectively been set aside. The Indian penal code is being rewritten. If the current regime wins a majority in

2024, it is very likely we will see a new constitution.

The charges against Orundahi Roy stem from comments she made about Kashmir in 2010.

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