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We must never lose sight of the tremendous toll this is growing conflict is taking on civilians and we cannot look away from

systematic violations of international humanitarian law. This deadly cycle of tit-for-tat violence must stop. Time is

running out.

The UN Secretary General calls for peace in the Middle East as Israel bombs a health

center in downtown Beirut while threatening to launch a major attack on Iran.

We'll go to Beirut for the latest and look at the new fault lines Al Jazeera documentary Starving Gaza.

I don't think anyone in North Gaza has enough food to eat.

We have a new malnutrition case.

The number of cases is beyond the malnutrition clinic's capacity.

And as the death toll from Hurricane Helene nears 200, we look at how six plastic factory

workers are feared dead after flood water swelled around the workplace

in Tennessee.

Their boss had reportedly threatened to fire anyone who left during the storm.

Well that and more coming up.

Welcome to Democracy Now.

Democracy Now. The War and Peace Report, I'm Amy Goodman.

At least nine people, including health and rescue workers, have died in Central Beirut after

Israel bombed an apartment building housing a medical center affiliated with Hezbollah.

At least 14 people were wounded in the air strike on the Bashoor District of Beirut near Lebanon's

parliament.

There are reports Israel fired white phosphorus munitions

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