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I think after what happened yesterday morning when we knew about the six bodies that came back,

I think everybody feel like they have to do something.

Hundreds of thousands of Israelis, including family members of hostages, take to the streets of Israel

to demand Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu accept a ceasefire deal with Hamas. We'll go to Tel Aviv to speak with Israeli peace

activist Junatan Zagan, son of Canadian Israeli peace activist Vivian Silver killed on October 7. We'll also talk

to Harat columnist Gidon Levy. Then over 10,000 hotel workers go on strike across the United States to demand raises fair

workloads and respect. We'll speak with a street, no reason for me,

no reason, no reason for the peace,

no contract, we can go out and we can go and we'll

we'll speak with a striking hotel room attendant and the local president of the Union unite here in San

Francisco.

Finally, it was 2005 when a U.S. military convoy in Haditha Iraq drove over an IED killing a marine, the

Marines responded by raiding houses, killing 24 Iraqis, civilian men, women and children still in their nightclothes.

Now the New Yorker has published photographs from that massacre.

We'll speak with reporter Madeline Barron

about the Haditha massacre photos the military

didn't want the world to see.

It was important for us to obtain these photos because these photos are

evidence of what happened that day in Haditha. These photos show men, women, and

children, many of them in defenseless positions, some of them even cowered on a bed and many of them shot in the

head. So this was incredibly important evidence that we thought it was important for the public

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