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During the operation, we will intensify the military control in the Gaza Strip by segmenting

the strip and relocating the population for their own protection in all areas will operate.

The Israeli military issues expulsion orders for Palestinians in Gaza's second largest city

of Han Yunus and intensifies its bombardment,

killing hundreds over the weekend, including at least five journalists.

We'll get an update.

Then the group behind Project 2025 has a plan to crush the pro-Palestinian movement.

We'll speak with New York Times investigative reporter Katie J.M. Baker about the Heritage Foundation's Project Esther.

Project Esther uses terms H.S.N. Hamas Support Network and H.S.H-Mas Support Organization to rebrand what they call the so-called

pro-Palestinian movement.

That includes groups that have organized pro-Palestinian protests, such as Jewish Voice

for Peace.

And today would have been the 100th birthday of civil rights icon Malcolm X.

To bring about the complete independence of people of African descent here in the Western

hemisphere and first here in the United States and bring about the freedom of these people by any means necessary.

We'll speak with Malcolm X's daughter, Dr. Ilyasa Shabbas, about his legacy,

and with civil rights attorney Ben Crump about the family's lawsuit to release all

files about Malcolm X's assassination. All that and more coming up.

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

Israel's escalating its war on Gaza, killing hundreds of Palestinians over the weekend, including at least five journalists.

On Sunday, Israel killed at least 160 Palestinians, including 36 people in the Amawesi area where Israeli warplanes bombed a tent camp,

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