From New York, this is Democracy Now.

I believe the big disaster which prevented the occupation from being punished.

And repeating these crimes is the neglect and indifference by many of the institutions,

especially American ones, which continue to defend the occupation.

As the Israeli military kills two more Palestinian journalists in Gaza, a new documentary by Zateo has uncovered critical details about Israel's killing three years ago this week of the acclaimed Palestinian-American Al Jazeera journalist Shereen Abuakla.

The film identifies for the first time the Israeli soldier who allegedly shot Shereen.

We'll speak to four guests, including Shireen's brother and niece, as well as the tale founder,

Medi Hassan and the filmmaker Diane Nissenbaum, a former foreign correspondent at the Wall Street Journal.

Then to Memphis, where juries acquitted three former Memphis police officers in the 2023 killing of Tyree Nichols,

a 29-year-old black father who died after the officers brutally beat him during a traffic stop, driving home from work.

Mr. Bean, Mr. Haley, and Mr. Smith, your peers have found you not guilty on all charges with these matters.

The court will enter the judgment sheets accordingly, and this will conclude your matter that's before the court.

All that and more coming up.

Welcome to Democracy Now, Democracy Now.org, the War and Peace Report.

I'm Amy Goodman.

Israeli attacks on the Gaza Strip have killed at least

100 people over the past 24 hours as bombs, missiles and drones struck homes, businesses,

apartment buildings, tents, housing displaced Palestinians. And one of the latest attacks is

Israel bombed a crowded restaurant and marketplace in Gaza City,

killing at least 32 people and wounding 86 others.

Witnesses said the strike littered the ground with body parts and blood.

One survivor fled clutching a baby with another two terrified children in tow.

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