From New York, this is Democracy Now.

And when they fired, there was shrapnel over us.

And we are running on the street, all of us.

As you could see, women, children, men, and elderly, everyone as you can see us.

Left on the streets without shelter.

Nothing.

We have nothing left.

Israel may soon expand its assault on Gaza to a full military takeover of the territory.

UNICEF says at least one Palestinian child an hour is dying in Gaza.

We'll speak to Amjad Iraqi, senior Israel Palestine analyst at the International Crisis Group.

His new piece, walking corpses. Then White House officials confirm

President Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin could meet within days to discuss the war in Ukraine

in the first U.S. Russia summit in more than four years.

It appears that Russia is now more inclined to consider a ceasefire.

The pressure on them is working, but the main thing is to make sure they don't deceive

anyone in the details, either us nor the United States.

It is unclear whether there will be a follow-up three-way summit with Ukrainian president, Volodymyr Zelensky.

We'll speak with Russian American journalist M. Gessen, opinion columnist for the New York Times.

And the U.S. raises tariffs to the highest level since the Great Depression, including

up to 50 percent tariffs on India unless it stops buying Russian oil.

We'll go to New Delhi.

And finally, negotiations are underway in Geneva on a legally binding global plastics

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