From New York, this is Democracy Now.

Standing in the Prime Minister's residence, we are proudly declaring that 16 years of autocracy has come to an end and we have made sure

that we are victorious.

In Bangladesh, the Parliament's been dissolved a day after the Prime Minister, Shechacina resigned and fled to India

following weeks of student-led protests. We'll go to DACA for the latest. Then it's

primary day in Missouri where AIPAC, the American Israel Public Affairs Committee

and its affiliates, have spent over $8 million in an effort to defeat Democratic Congressmember Corey Bush who's been a vocal critic of Israel's

war on Gaza.

We grieve and mourn the depraved unconscionable attacks on places of refuge, including schools and health facilities and places of

worship as the world watches. We'll speak to Michael Berg, his peace in the nation.

I'm a St. Louis Jew. Here's why I'm backing Corey Bush

But first Google is an illegal monopoly

That's what a federal judge ruled Monday in what's being described as the biggest antitrust case of the 21st century.

All that and more coming up. Now Democracy Now. Now. Now. The War and Peace Report, I'm Amy Goodman.

UN's human rights chief in the head of EU foreign policy are the latest leaders to call for urgent

de-escalation in the Middle East amidst reports of a possibly imminent

retaliatory attack from Iran against Israel and mounting fears of an all-out regional war.

President Biden met with his national security team Monday and the US

centcom commander arrived in Israel earlier today. Foreign embassies are evacuating their

citizens from Lebanon and the region.

Meanwhile, US military personnel were injured Monday in a suspected rocket attack on

al-Assad air base in Iraq.

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