From New York, this is Democracy Now.

We've got to get that solved.

Gaza is a tragic, it's that solved. Gaza is a tragic.

It's a tragedy.

It's a tragedy.

And he wants to get itself that I want to get it solved.

And I think the other side wants to get itself.

Will there be a ceasefire for Gaza?

President Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu meet again on day 641 of Israel's

assault on Gaza. We'll get the latest. Then to the other major U.S.-backed war, Ukraine. The U.S.

has resumed military aid. After cutting it off last week, we'll speak with Senator Bernie

Sanders, former foreign policy

advisor, Matt Duss. And a major lawsuit goes to trial this week, challenging the Trump

administration attack on free speech on campus by arresting and detaining international students

and professors who speak out on Palestinian rights.

We joined the lawsuit because we refuse to let Trump, Rubio, or anybody else use citizenship to divide and conquer us.

We'll speak with Jameel Jaffer, head of Columbia University's Knight First Amendment Institute.

He's on the legal team.

Then to Philadelphia, where the largest sanitation

strike in a generation ended early this morning. These members are citizens, first and foremost,

of Philadelphia, and they service every aspect across this city and can't afford themselves

to have any decent quality of life aside the city. All that and more coming up.

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