From New York, this is Democracy Now.

I went to my home and heard that there are aid trucks arriving, so I went to get some

for my children.

But this is not the way.

I wish that it could come through official channels.

It would be much better because some people take the aid while others get nothing.

The Gaza ceasefire deal is in effect.

Phase one of a U.S. back 20-point plan is underway.

Hamas has released all 20 remaining living captives.

Israel is releasing some 2,000 Palestinians.

President Trump has addressed the Israeli Knessa.

Make the best weapons in the world, and we've got a lot of them, and we've given a lot to

Israel, frankly.

Trump's next stop is Egypt.

He heads to Charmel Sheik, to co-chair a summit with dozens of world leaders, but without Netanyahu.

We'll get response from Palestinian writer Ahmed Abou Artima. Israel killed his oldest son Abdullah

and five other relatives two years ago, and will speak to Israeli historian Ilan Pape.

His new book, Israel on the Brink, and the eight

revolutions that could lead to decolonization and coexistence.

Then today is Indigenous People's Day.

And a TV radio exclusive, we'll speak to award-winning journalist, an-nominated filmmaker Julian Brave Noiscat,

his debut memoir, We Survived the Night.

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