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The Lebanese stood by the Iranians and Iran's darkest moments and supported us.

You could say they brought themselves into this war, and they should be supported.

In my view, every one of us has a responsibility toward them.

Iran suspends talks with the United States to protest Israel's

invasion and continued bombing of Lebanon. Iran's foreign minister said the attacks violate the

ceasefire agreement, which he said unequivocally includes Lebanon. President Trump's

claiming talks have resumed after phone calls with

Prime Minister Netanyahu and Hezbollah, writing on social media, quote,

There will be no troops going to Beirut, unquote. For more on all the latest developments,

we'll go to Beirut. Then the death toll from U.S. drone strikes on votes in the

Caribbean and eastern Pacific has surpassed 200.

This unprecedented military campaign Operation Southern Spear came without any plausible legal

justifications. The world has failed to challenge these assassinations in any meaningful way.

Then the Overseer Class, a manifesto, will speak to author Stephen Thrasher about his new book

and his upcoming film series in Brooklyn at BAM called Black Cops, Spies, and Overseers.

All that and more coming up.

Welcome to Democracy Now, Democracy Now.org, the War and Peace Report.

I'm Amy Goodman.

Israel's military continued its attacks on Lebanon

overnight, killing at least eight people even after President Trump said both sides had, quote,

agreed that all shooting will stop, unquote. Among the dead is James Karam, a dentist who is killed,

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