From New York, this is Democracy Now.

I've been coming here since 8 a.m. to the Takeda, I've been coming here since 8 a.m. to the Dakota democracy now.

I've been coming here since 8 a.m. to the Takuya soup kitchen for food to alleviate our hunger and be able to stand up. We are suffering from famine. Real famine. I have not eaten anything

since this morning. I cannot speak because of hunger. As Palestinians starve to death in Gaza, Israel's calling up tens of thousands of reservists

to expand its war and reoccupy the Gaza Strip. We'll speak to the Palestinian poet Mosab Abu Toha.

He left Gaza with his family in December of 23. On Monday, he won a

Pulitzer Prize. He's now at Syracuse University. We'll also speak to a pediatric nurse just back from

Gaza. But first, President Trump spoke at a $1.5 million a plate crypto fundraiser last night,

as Senator Elizabeth Warren's calling for a federal probe over a new $2 billion-dollar Abu Dhabi-backed

deal using Trump's crypto coin.

So here's a kicker.

Binance and the foreign investment firm are going to use Donald Trump's stable coin

to finance their transaction, essentially giving Trump a cut of that $2 billion deal.

Boy, looks like corruption.

Smells like corruption.

We'll speak with crypto researcher Molly White, her recent piece, Trump's newest

Gryft, building a cryptocurrency empire while destroying its regulators.

All that and more coming up.

Welcome to Democracy Now, Democracy Now.org, the Warren Peace Report.

I'm Amy Goodman.

Yemen's Houthi movement says four people were killed and nearly 40

others wounded Monday after Israel bombed a cement factory and a port in the Red Sea City of Hodeida.

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