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Those violations of humanitarian law, the violations of the right to life, all the instruments that we've established in 1948 so far

have proven to be frankly useless. We are really as close to the habits as we have ever

been. The night won't end. A new documentary

preering today on Al Jazeera follows three Palestinian families in Gaza and

takes an in-depth look at attacks on civilians by the Israeli military

as well as the US role in the war. We'll play excerpts and speak with the

journalists who made the film Director Kavita Chakuru and Green Border examines the humanitarian crisis facing migrants from the Middle East and

Africa who seek refuge in Europe and get trapped at the so-called

green border between Poland, part of the European Union and Belarus a Russian ally.

From Belarus we go to Poland and then to your uncle in Sweden.

Remember everything is paid for and he'll take you to the best border crossing.

What is that? to the best border crossing.

Sure, what is that? Get out.

Let's go.

Run.

We'll speak with Green Borders' acclaimed director, Agnieska Holland.

All that and more coming up.

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

As Israel's unrelenting assault on Gaza stretches into its ninth month.

Experts are warning of the compounding effects of the war on children.

Children represent some 16,000 of the more than 37,000 Palestinians killed by Israel since October 7.

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