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I always say the situation requires one to stand by our people's side and not run away from it.

Gaza is our homeland, our mother, our beloved, and everything to us.

As Israel arrests Dr. Husam Abu Safia, director of Kamal Adwan Hospital, the last major

functioning hospital in northern Gaza, the World Health Organization has called for a ceasefire

and an end to Israel's attacks on Gaza's medical infrastructure.

We'll get an update in Cairo from Dr. Hassan Abu Sita, who worked in Gaza with Doctors

Without Borders.

Then Gaza's health ministry confirms more than 45,500 Palestinians have been killed

since October 7, 2023.

We'll speak with Israeli-American scholar Omer Barthov, Professor of Holocaust and Genocide Studies at Brown University, who's

just back from Israel and says Israel is carrying out a combination of, quote, genocidal actions,

ethnic cleansing, and the annexation of the Gaza Strip.

And former President Jimmy Carter has died at the age of 100.

As we begin our look at his life and legacy, we'll hear Carter in his own words

in a Democracy Now interview about his book, Palestine, Peace, Not Apartheid.

Americans don't want to know.

And many Israelis don't want to know what is going on inside Palestine.

It's a terrible human rights persecution that far transcends what any outsider would imagine and there are powerful political forces

in America that prevents any objective analysis of the problem in the Holy Land.

All that and more coming up.

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