From New York, this is Democracy Now.

It is not the first time we are witnessing these contradictions from the United States.

In fact, one of the problems in our negotiations is these inconsistencies and contradictions

in their behavior.

This is not a new issue.

The U.S. attacks southern Iran Sunday, sinking two Iranian ships claiming they were laying mines in the

strait of Hormuz. Iran, meanwhile, shot down a U.S. Reaper drone. This comes as negotiations

over a potential deal to end the war are ongoing. We'll get the latest. Then an estimated 300 immigrants detained at the for-profit immigration

jail, Delaney Hall and Newark, New Jersey, are on hunger strike. Outside the jail over the weekend,

protesters were tear gassed by ICE as they tried to block a van, transferring Martin Soto,

the husband of one of the organizers outside.

Everybody in there, they're not eating, they're not eating until they get hurt.

And so we do something to free them, which is why we started this protest to help

them, to help their voices be heard, but they retire their all my children.

We'll speak to Gabriela Soto and formerly undocumented organizer Leodorno. Then more than a dozen

U.S. activists from the global Samud flotilla

released from Israeli custody returned to the United States Sunday. They're describing what they

experienced while in jail. In one of the prison boats, 35 people suffered fractures to their ribs.

People said there was at least 12 sexual assaults that took place.

People were tased.

Me personally, I was kept in cuffs where I can't feel my hands anymore.

I was kicking the ribs multiple times.

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