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We woke up and got out of our tents to the streets.

They fired a missile here near us.

We looked around and found fire coming from the strike.

While we ran to see what happened, we found a second missile that had been fired.

The tents were on fire.

The women started to scream, and the children were terrified.

Over 400 Palestinians have been killed in Gaza after Israel launched devastating airstrike shattering the nearly two-month-old ceasefire.

We'll go to a Gaza hospital and speak to a doctor who says more than 40 dead bodies

had been brought in to his hospital alone.

Then to Yemen, where at least 53 people were killed after President Trump ordered U.S.

airstrikes targeting the Houthis.

With the help of God Almighty, the Yemeni armed forces will continue to impose a naval blockade on the

Israeli enemy and ban its ships in the declared zone of operations until aid and basic needs

are delivered to the Gaza Strip. Plus, we look at Donald Trump's takeover of the fame Kennedy

Center for the Arts. We'll speak to folk musicians Nora Brown and Stephanie Coleman, who performed last week at the center, and unfurled banners on stage, quote, reinstate queer programming and creativity at the Kennedy Center must not be suppressed.

By weaponizing the Kennedy Center must not be suppressed. By weaponizing the Kennedy Center stages, Trump has systematically sought to silence queer and bi-pac artists under the frenzy pretense of rooting out wokeness.

A dog whistle for anything that dares challenge is hateful and dangerous administration.

All that and more coming up.

Welcome to Democracy Now, Democracy Now.org, the Warren Peace Report. I'm Amy Goodman.

Israel's unilaterally ended the Gaza ceasefire, launching a massive wave of

airstrikes overnight that killed at least 404 people and wounded more than 560 others,

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