Author Laila El-Haddad on the lawsuit against Biden administration in federal court (7:49); Ali Abunimah with updates on New York Times’ fraudulent “mass rapes” article (41:46); former UNRWA spokesperson Chris Gunness (59:29); Jon Elmer with the latest on the resistance (1:24:16); and Gaza and West Bank news with Nora Barrows-Friedman (00:52).

Susan Akram, director of the International Human Rights Clinic at Boston University’s School of Law, in discussion about the implications of the World Court ruling.

Day 110 with guest Helena Cobban on geopolitics (13:26); Gaza news with Nora Barrows-Friedman (:39); new revelations about 7 October with Asa Winstanley (44:38); Ali Abunimah responds to Washington Post’s lies (1:02:27); and Jon Elmer with the latest on the resistance (1:27:15).

Guests: Haidar Eid, Ahmed Abofoul, Shahd Abusalama, Jon Elmer.

Amal Saad talks to us about Lebanon’s resistance to Israel.

“Hope is disappearing,” says Gaza-born novelist Ahmed Masoud.

Behind-the-scenes footage of Palestinian resistance operations in Gaza.

Abdaljawad Omar analyzes the emergence of Zionism.

Palestinian armed groups document tactical successes.

Why does the UN fail to stop Israel’s slaughter?

Yemen engages in humanitarian intervention.

Israeli military attempts to craft an image of victory as it hides casualty figures.

We celebrate and grieve the son of Shujaiya.

In-depth look at new revelations into Israel’s killing of their own civilians on 7 October.

Acceptance of mass killings in Gaza has enabled Israel to conduct mass killings in the West Bank.

“What we need is electricity, fuel, cooking gas and flour,” says Refaat Alareer.

“Life was beautiful,” photojournalist Mahmoud Nasser says about living in Gaza.

The first stage of the prisoner release “is a historic achievement,” says Jon Elmer.

“One man has the power to pick up the phone [and] stop the genocide. That man is, of course, Joe Biden.”

Israeli leaders “are calling for the complete destruction of Gaza, for the elimination of Palestinians,” attorney says.

“I was terrified that [Israeli soldiers] would see us … because we’re all journalists,” says reporter Hind Khoudary.

Ahmed Al-Sammak describes the horror of watching Israel’s relentless genocide far away from his family.

“If I go back to Gaza, what is left?”

Israel bombed Ahmed Alnaouq’s house, killing more than 20 members of his family.

Writer and educator Refaat Alareer says there is no safe place to go.