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Trump's Easter Day message to Iran, quote,

open the effing straight, though he used the word,

you crazy bastards, or you'll be living in hell, unquote.

Those were the words of President Trump,

threatening to blow up more civilian infrastructure if the

Strait of Hormuz is not reopened by Tuesday evening. Iran responded, it would retaliate

in kind, and said the strait would never be the same. As the war enters at six week, we'll

talk to Iranian-American analysts treat a

Parsi of the Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft. Then in the second front of the war,

Israel's expanded evacuation orders in Lebanon north of the Latani River and continues to

bombard the country. Over 1,400 dead in Lebanon north of the Latani River and continues to bombard the country.

Over 1,400 dead in Lebanon, more than 120 of them children, a million have been displaced.

Someone who can barely afford their daily bread can't even buy a loaf and then a plane comes and strikes?

For what reason?

Just because I'm sitting on my land? I will not leave. This is our land, and we will not give it up.

We'll speak with human rights watch researcher Ramsey Kais in Beirut. But first to Tel Aviv,

where Israeli peace activist Al-Lonle Green was arrested Saturday, along with over a dozen others

during an anti-war protest of hundreds of Israelis.

Keep opposing and resisting this war. We will continue to oppose this war. Every Israeli must oppose and resist this war.

Against the war in Iran and the war in Lebanon.

We'll speak with a lonely green just before he goes to court. All that and more coming up. Welcome to Democracy Now.org, the War and Peace Report. I'm Amy Goodman.

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