From New York, this is Democracy Now.

Just thinking about what's happening, just being alive, trying to stay protected and safe and alive in Gaza.

It's a form of resistance.

I try to stay strong in front of the camera, but behind it I'm breaking.

Just like Gaza is breaking now.

As Israel escalates, it's bombardment of Gaza City.

We'll speak to Al Jazeera reporter Hani Mahmoud,

who's just evacuated from Gaza City.

Then Microsoft has blocked Israel's use of its technology

for mass surveillance of Palestinians.

We'll speak to a former Microsoft worker who is fired for speaking

out. After over a year of sustained organizing, pressure, and campaigning with No Azure for

apartheid, Microsoft today became the first U.S. company to withhold some services to the Israeli

military since the genocide. This not only proves the effectiveness of our sustained campaign,

but it also motivates us to continue applying that pressure

until all of our Dremans are met,

and until Microsoft and all tech companies stop being complicit in the genocide of Palestinian people.

Then to the Deputy Foreign Minister of Cuba,

as Latin American leaders condemn a new U.S. bombing campaign in the

Caribbean, mainly aimed at Venezuela.

The interception and destruction of boats, the extrajudicial killing of civilians, the interception

of fishing vessels and aggressive actions by the United States, the Eastern Caribbean create a dangerous situation that threatens regional peace and security.

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