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Amnesty International has released a report demanding of everyone, international

community, states, companies, the general public to confront the global political

that is enabling and sustaining Israel's genocide, Israel's apartheid, and

Israel's unlawful occupation.

As the Israeli military escalates its attack on Gaza City, Amnesty International has accused

major companies, including Boeing, Lockheed Martin and Palantirir of enabling and profiting from Israel's genocide.

We'll speak to Amnesty International Secretary General Agnes Calamar.

Then to the disappearance of Dr. Husam Abu Safia.

We do not know why we are being bombed and we do not know why we are being targeted in this

way, despite us asking the world for international protection.

Nearly nine months ago, Israel seized the acclaimed Palestinian doctor Husam Abu Safia in Gaza.

He remains jailed in Israel, where his lawyer says he's been tortured.

His case is the subject of a new documentary by Al Jazeera.

We'll air excerpts and get an update.

All that and more coming out.

Welcome to Democracy Now, Democracy Now.org, the War and Peace Report. I'm Amy Goodman.

Israeli ground forces have advanced deeper into Gaza City, forcing thousands of Palestinians to flee under heavy fire from tanks, fighter jets, and naval bombardment. The relentless strikes killed at least 79 Palestinians over the last 24 hours, according to Gaza

health officials, with another 228 wounded. Among the dead or a mother and child killed in an

air attack on a residential apartment in the Shati refugee camp.

And 13 people killed in an Israeli attack in front of Al-Shefa hospital.

This is Yasmine Zakut, who narrowly survived an assault that collapsed her family's home in Gaza City.

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