From New York, this is Democracy Now.

The court considers that Israel is under an obligation to agree to and facilitate relief schemes

provided by the United Nations and its entities, including UNWA.

The International Court of Justice has ruled Israel as an occupying power must allow UN aid into Gaza

and that Israel cannot use starvation as a method of warfare.

We'll go to Jordan to speak with UNRWA, the UN agency for Palestinian refugees.

Then Secretary of State Marco Rubio heads to Israel, where Vice President J.D. Vance

has been holding meetings on the future of Gaza.

We actually see this as an opportunity to build on the Abraham Accords. I think this Gaza deal

is a critical piece of unlocking the Abraham Accords, but what it could allow is an alliance

structure in the Middle East that perseveres, that it dures.

We'll speak to longtime U.S. diplomat, Robert Malley, co-author of the new book, Tomorrow is Yesterday,

life, death, and the pursuit of peace in Israel, Palestine.

Then to the New York mayoral race, Zaraan Mamdani and Andrew Cuomo

sparked in the final debate before early voting begins.

And the city has been getting screwed by the state, and that has to change, and the city

has to be doing better.

We just had a former governor say in his own words that the city has been getting screwed by the state.

Who was leading the state?

It was you.

Governor Hartful.

You were leading the state for 10 years.

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