You're going to From New York, this is Democracy Now. I observe Varnum.

Today we

once again showed the world the victory of good over evil, but the war, my dears, is not over yet.

Israel says it's killed Hamas leader,ayasinwar in Gaza, marking what could be a turning point.

Hostage families and world leaders have called for Israel to now focus on negotiating a deal to free the hostages.

We'll speak with Palestinian and Lestarak Baconi, author of Hamas contain the rise in pacification of Palestinian resistance.

And we'll go to Tel Aviv to talk to Israeli journalists Gideon Levy,

member of the Aharets's editorial board. Then to Gaza, Chabana-Al-Dalu, would have turned 20 years old this week. But the

engineering student burned to death after Israel bombed Gaza's Alaxa hospital,

setting off a massive fire in an area packed with makeshift tents housing displaced Palestinians.

My name's Gather Alsówish. housing displaced Palestinians. I can't describe the feeling.

I saw my brother burning in front of me and my mother was burning.

What more do you want to happen and stay quiet?

You can see we are burning and you stay quiet.

We'll go outside Al-A hospital to speak with a young reporter who interviewed the family and

friends of Shavan Allew,

whose little brother also just succumb.

All that and more coming up. Welcome to Democracy Now, Democracy Now.

Democracy Now.

The War and Peace Report.

I'm Amy Goodman.

Israel announced Thursday it killed Hamas leader Yehya Sinwar in Gaza.

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