From New York, this is Democracy Now.

We are slowly dying every day.

Is there anyone on this planet who can live what a human is living in Gaza?

I don't think anyone can bear what we are bearing.

At least 115 people in Gaza have died of starvation amidst the ongoing Israeli blockade.

We'll speak with Dr. Nick Maynard, just back from Gaza.

His piece in the Guardian headlined,

I'm witnessing the deliberate starvation of Gaza's children.

Why is the world letting it happen?

Then to the Mediterranean Sea, where another freedom flotilla aid boat

has set sail in hopes of breaking the siege. Israel is threatening to attack us. We are not the threat.

The threat is a world where killing children is normalized, where starving civilians is accepted,

where denying an entire people their human rights is justified, and those who act in the name

of humanity are attacked, failed, or killed.

We'll speak with Palestinian-American human rights lawyer Huwaita Arraf on board the boat.

Then to Detroit, to the only Palestinian American member of Congress, Rashida Tili.

This is not a game, Mr. Speaker.

These are human beings.

And if colleagues need to close their eyes again and pretend they're not Palestinians to care,

then maybe they should. And we would stop this madness and pretend they're not Palestinians to care, then maybe they should,

and we would stop this madness and stop supporting the genocide in Gaza.

And finally, civil rights attorney Ben Crump on the sentencing of a Louisville officer

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