From New York, this is Democracy Now.

Let's go back to sleep, Rahaf. We're so tired.

See the bunny sleeping till it's near the moon.

Shall we wake them with a merry tune?

They're so still.

Are they ill?

Wake up soon.

That's Ms. Rachel dancing with Rahaf, a three-year-old double amputee from Gaza, who lost her legs in an Israeli airstrike.

Ms. Rachel's videos are watched by millions of

children around the world. She's been called the Mr. Rogers of our era, and she hasn't shied

away from speaking out about injustice, most notably about Gaza and the plight of Palestinian children.

It's never been wrong to say not to starve children and not to bomb children and not to kill

15,000 children. What's wrong is to be silent. Ms. Rachel will join us in our studio.

All that and more coming up.

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

I'm Amy Goodman.

A delegation of Hamas officials has arrived in Egypt for a new round of talks

on securing a ceasefire deal for the Gaza Strip. Their trip comes as Israeli forces

pressed deeper into Gaza City as part of a plan to forcibly displace nearly one million

Palestinians and push them into camps further south. Over the past 24 hours,

at least eight Palestinians, including three children, have reportedly starved to death due to

Israel's months-long blockade on food, including infant formula. Meanwhile, Israeli attacks over the last

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