You're going to From New York, this is Democracy Now. We were by the school gates.

We were by the school gates. I went out to get things for my children when the strike hit.

A huge explosion. People were flying in all directions. There were no ambulances.

It took about an hour and 40 minutes to arrive and people were

thrown all around. Civilians who are not affiliated with Hamas, Fata, or any

other faction. Israel's ordered all civilians to leave Gaza City a day after an Israeli

airstrike on a school near Hanyunis killed at least 30 displaced Palestinians

including many women and children. We'll go to Gaza. Then to and in Ramallah, but today is in Washington, D.C.

And dozens of world leaders are in D.C. to mark the 75th anniversary of the NATO Military

Alliance. We'll speak to a German lawmaker who came to DC to protest the summit.

We need peace instead of NATO. We need at long last to stand up for democratic and popular sovereignty and to reject the

indignity of being a vessel state of Washington which is just about all we have gotten from the ruling coalition in

Berlin. Peace, not NATO. All that and more coming up. The Welcome to Democracy Now.

Democracy Now. Dotorg, The War and Peace Report, I I'm Amy Goodman Israel's armies drop

leaflets across Gaza City ordering all residents to leave their homes and

shelters immediately setting off a fresh wave of panicked evacuations.

On Tuesday, at least 30 Palestinians were killed in an Israeli

airstrike on a school housing displaced people near Khan Yunus.

A eyewitnesses said the Israeli attack housing displaced people near Kanyunas.

Ey witnesses said the Israeli attack resulted in body parts flying through the air.

Most of the dead were women and children.

Suddenly, without prior warning rockets were fired towards a number of people who were connecting to an internet hotspot.

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