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Isaac Herzog told the BBC "everything is operating" at Al-Shifa, despite reports of no power.

Israel agrees to help evacuate babies from Al-Shifa hospital after two die due to a lack of electricity.

WHO head says the "situation is dire and perilous" after re-establishing contact with those inside Al-Shifa.

The French leader tells the BBC's Katya Adler a Gaza ceasefire is urgently needed and rising antisemitism must be beaten.

Palestinians abroad tell the BBC multiple generations of their families were killed in Gaza air strikes.

Tens of thousands of people are sheltering in hospitals in Gaza, which Israel says Hamas is using as shields.

Reuters, AP, CNN and the New York Times have denied any prior knowledge of the 7 October attack.

From elderly grandparents to young children, these are the people known to have been taken captive.

Hundreds of trade union members protest at a BAE Systems site in Rochester.

More than 26,000 Gazans have been wounded since war erupted, many of them left with life-changing injuries.

Thousands in Scotland are expected to join pro-Palestinian marches across the UK on Armistice Day.

The couple died after the next-door room was sprayed with pesticide to kill bedbugs, an inquest hears.

Find out more about what it is like to live in the Gaza Strip, from the economy to education, health and water.

How is Israel responding to the deadly attack carried out by Hamas on 7 October?

Arabs and Jews living in the territory say the 7 October attacks have deepened distrust.

Israel wants to destroy Hamas, but there are questions over whether that is achievable.

However Israel stressed the "localised and pinpoint measures" would "not detract from the fighting".