Hello everyone and welcome to Amunpur. Here's what's coming up.

For Gaza, another day in hell. The US now joins emergency airdrops of food.

The Israeli government skips ceasefire talks and the former Prime Minister Ehud Barak joins me. Then...

It is a crucial need that need to be sent immediately to Gaza.

There is no excuse why it's still in our warehouse.

Correspondent Nehmer Al-Baghier exposes how critical supplies for Gaza are denied entry by Israel.

We have that investigation.

And we consider the Supreme Court ruling denying the Colorado case and saying that no state has the right to ban Trump from any ballot.

Plus, we incarcerate way too many people for way too long.

A wall is just a wall.

Historian Rake O'Hillia tells Michel Martin

how America's prison system has tightened over a century,

a history explored in her new book. Welcome to the program, everyone, I'm Christiana Manpur in London.

Desperation in Gaza shows no signs of abating. In one of its

main cemeteries, there's no more space to bury the dead, according to its caretaker. A Palestinian-American

doctor in Rafa says the health care system is, quote, completely destroyed. This is Israel refuses

to send a delegation to the ceasefire talks in Cairo, where Egyptian,

Qatar, and US mediators are meeting. Meanwhile, the Israeli opposition leader, Benny Gans,

has flown to Washington for meetings with the vice president of the White House, as well as other

senior Biden administration officials. Gantz is also a member of Netanyahu's war cabinet.

Here to discuss all of this is former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak.

He's been a prominent critic of the government's handling of this war,

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