From New York, this is Democracy Now.

So figures are talking about the need for 600 trucks per day for six weeks to alleviate

some of the first needs.

I think we are not yet there yet.

International human rights groups say far more aid needs to be urgently allowed into Gaza as Israel continues

to limit the number of truck deliveries. We'll look at the ceasefire hostage deal with

Stanford Professor Emeritus Joel Bein. Hamas held his niece Liat hostage in Gaza in 23 for 54 days.

Her husband killed.

Plus, we speak to Lindsay Boylan.

She became the first of 11 women to publicly accuse her boss, then New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, of sexual harassment.

Lindsay Boylan is now backing Zaraan Mamdani in the New York mayoral race over Cuomo.

Andrew Cuomo abused his power over me and so many other women who worked for him.

I worked for him for years at a high level.

And he abused the trust of New Yorkers in doing so.

And he will do it again. One kind of abuse of power abuser does it in every possible way.

And that is why it is so important that Andrew Cuomo cannot become mayor.

And I'm working so hard alongside so many others to make sure that's the case.

But first, we speak to Rutgers University historian Mark Bray.

He's just moved his family to Spain after

receiving death threats over his research on anti-fascism. This comes weeks after President Trump

designated the anti-fascist movement known as Antifa to be a terrorist organization, even though

Antifa is not actually an organization.

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