This week's show has an in-depth interview with a US Sate Department senior official who resigned because of weapon sales to Israel. The State Dept announced Monday that US weapons were used by the Israeli Defense Force in gross violations of human rights. The US Leahy law prohibits the sale of weapons where they are used in such violations, like the murder of Palestinian-American press reporter Sharin Abu Akleh in May of 2022. There is a debate at The Paris Institute of Political Studies in hopes of lessening forceful student uprisings in France. Israel says they are opening the northern Erez border crossing for supplies to Palestinians- Shaina Low of the Norwegian Refugee Council describes the real needs in Gaza. A report on why US youth are disillusioned with the Presidential election.

This week's show starts with climate change in China, Tik Tok says it will not sell, an interview with Jeremy Scahill on the New York Times and passive headlines, an interview with Columbia University professor Rasheed Khaladi on student uprisings, Colombian President Petro under pressure for wanting universal healthcare, free education, and pensions.

This week's show begins with a UK plan to ban cigarette sales to anyone born from 2009 on,many press reviews on the Iran/Israel conflict, Modi's election in India, determining where to bury nuclear waste in Japan, and antiwar protests in the US,