From New York, this is Democracy Now.

We were just sitting peacefully.

These are innocent citizens who don't belong to any military organization or faction.

The eldest man is 70 years old.

As an Israeli attack in Gaza Sunday killed dozens of members of a displaced family

who were reportedly asleep when their home was

targeted, Qatar has suspended efforts to mediate a Gaza ceasefire. Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia is

hosting dozens of world leaders for an Arab Islamic summit to deal with Israeli aggression.

We'll go to the Hague to speak with Dutch Palestinian Middle East

analysts, Moin Rabani, and also get an update on the protests in Amsterdam. Then more

than 2,000 people pack the historic Riverside Church in New York City Sunday for a discussion

about America and the war on Palestine

moderated by author Tanehasi Coates.

This was also the place where Martin Luther King stood up against the Vietnam War

and was so courageous.

And I want to acknowledge that in his time when he did that, a lot of people did not applaud.

We'll also hear Palestinian human rights professor, Nora Erakat, author of justice for some.

But first, we look at racist text messages telling people to report to the closest plantation

sent to black people across the country by name starting the day after Trump's election victory.

We remember what the climate in the country was like from 2016 to 2020.

And so it appears that it's returning to that type of climate.

Very disappointing that individuals would target African Americans with such hateful comments and

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