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Since October 7, Israel has seized upon the attack to pursue a series of supplementary wars,

which have resulted in Israel establishing itself as the uncontested hegemon in the region.

As Israel's military continues to attack civilians across the Gaza Strip.

It's also striking Syria and just concluded its so-called 12-day war with Iran.

We'll look at the world since October 7th with journalist Adam Schatz of the London Review of Books.

But first, Israeli-American historian Omar Bartoff, his latest op-ed in the New York Times.

I'm a genocide scholar.

I know it when I see it.

All that and more coming up.

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

I'm Amy Goodman.

Israel's military is continuing to attack civilians across the Gaza Strip with at least 93

Palestinians killed over the last 24 hours.

Overnight, Israel bombed the Abu Halu school in the Borej refugee camp,

killing at least four people sheltering there.

Another three Palestinians died when Israel struck near the Imam Shafi school in Gaza City.

Meanwhile, Gaza medics say two women were killed when

an Israeli tank fired on the Holy Family Church in northern Gaza, where Christians and Muslims were

sheltering. The attack injured several others, including a child with disabilities, Father Gabriel Rominelli, the Gaza parish

priest who was close to the late Pope Francis. He suffered leg injuries. Meanwhile, the U.S.

and Israeli-backed so-called Gaza humanitarian foundation is issued a statement blaming Hamas

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