From New York, this is Democracy Now.

I'm a Microsoft worker, and I do not consent in my 50,000 Palestinians and

have been murdered with Microsoft technology. That's one of two Microsoft software engineers

fired this week for protesting Israel's use of Microsoft's AI and cloud technology

in its assault on Gaza. We'll go to Seattle to speak with one of the fired workers. But first,

a Michigan lawyer, a U.S. citizen, was detained and questioned at the Detroit Metro Airport. He was

forced to surrender his cell phone.

This wasn't just a search. It was intimidation.

And if they can do this to me, imagine what they can do to people without legal training or platform.

This is about power, surveillance, and erosion of our rights at the border.

Then we go to a new feature film on Life in the Occupied West Bank.

It's called The Teacher.

Welcome to our home.

How do you keep them on track in an environment like this?

Some of them stop seeing the point anymore.

She's come to see you.

Maybe you can benefit from it.

You're not confined in that prison anymore.

And I'm here.

You have to finish school.

Daku, please, man.

They're setting fire to the olives.

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