respect to what... fine is hard to see from where or with respect to what. . ._ respect to what... one more line here. it respect to what... one more line here- it also _ respect to what... one more line here. it also says _ respect to what... one more line here. it also says it _ respect to what... one more line here. it also says it will - respect to what... one more line here. it also says it will provide l here. it also says it will provide us d defence forces with munitions, the first security assistance will begin moving today and will arrive in the coming days, strengthening ourjoint force posture, in addition to the material support we will rapidly provide to israel underscores the united states ironclad support for the israeli defence forces and the israeli people." any significance in your eyes to that specific detail there? additional equipment, resources including munitions?— including munitions? again, you would have _ including munitions? again, you would have to _ including munitions? again, you would have to know— including munitions? again, you would have to know exactly - including munitions? again, you| would have to know exactly what including munitions? again, you - would have to know exactly what the israelis are preparing about their needs are. they've clearly used over the last 48 hours enormous numbers of munitions. i think the israelis are also concerned about the loss of deterrence that this hamas attack has demonstrated, viz of iran, and that seems to be organising principle, to contain, constrain iran. there may be an iranian piece to this that we simply are not aware of. but i think it reflects a certain reality. the biden administration for several reasons, the president's personal commitment, his deep emotional ties which is imprinted also on his political dna. republicans have made a major effort to paint the administrations... you hear the statements over the last 48 hours. finally, the policies. joe biden faces two issues out there before the presidential elections, one is a potential crisis of iran's nuclear programme and the other is an opportunity, the potential... benjamin netanyahu stands at the centre of both of theirs. and i think we are going to see in the days ahead the administration providing support, the time and the space for what the state of israel believes it needs to do militarily. 0k. understood. thank you very much for coming on and giving us your expertise, urinalysis and responding to that breaking news as well about that extra military support. thank you very much for that —— your analysis. our reporter rushdi abualouf was speaking to us live from gaza when a loud explosion was heard — it sounded pretty close by. rushdi went off air for safety reasons. he has now confirmed he is safe. just to give you a flavour of what is happening there, let's take a look. when i drove this morning... loud explosion that sounds like it was quite close to you, rushdi? rushdi, can you hear me? are you 0k? that sounds quite close, yeah. that sounded very close. are you 0k? do you need to go or are you 0k to stay? that was very close, yeah. rushdi, can you hear me? yes, ican. ican. are you 0k to stay where you are? or would you like to move? no, i think we should move. so that gives you a real insight. that was just a couple of hours ago. about life in gaza right now this evening. as i mentioned, rushdi has confirmed that he is safe and we will be in contact with him again. let me show you some of the latest videos that have been coming into us now and our bbc verify team have authenticated. awarning, a warning, some of this will be distressing. take a look at this incident. gunshots this is earlier on sunday morning. a gun involving israeli forces on the highway between ashford and the gaza border. —ashdod and the gaza border. so that gives you a flavour of one of the videos that we have authenticated. we have also received footage of people in gaza scrambling for cover during an israeli missile strike. these images took place, this is a residential neighbourhood, bbc verify have matched the building's position with satellite images and confirmed the images are the northern side of sheikh zeid square mosque area. then this moment was filmed right next to the bbc broadcast position in gaza. let's take a look. this was saturday. and you can just see how close that explosion was to the bbc broadcast position in gaza. a video has been released by hamas. this is the alekasam brigade, the military wing of hamas. this is them crossing the border between israel and gaza. that was saturday. and as we have been reporting, many music lovers were at an outdoor festival in the desert not far from the gaza border when militants opened fire there. this is that aftermath of that festival. parked cars abandoned and destroyed. eye—witnessess said people tried to escape in their cars but were unable to due to the gunfire. as many as 100 soldiers and civilians were kidnapped after palestinian fighters crossed the border and raided communities. one particular incident happened at that outdoor music festival. some viewers may find the following images distressing. this is the video of people running as the gunfire starts. and this is a second video that again is distressing. that is a woman being taken away on a motorbike, and we believe her partner they are being taken away separately. the pair had been at that music festival near the gaza border. my colleague maryam moshiri spoke with amit parpara from tel aviv. he's a friend of noa argamani — the woman being taken away by hamas fighters on the motorbike. she was at that music festival with her boyfriend. both her and her boyfriend are missing. mr parpara told maryam about his last contact with noa. my first contact with noa was around 6:30, when the missiles started. there were missiles all over israel. that's what woke us up, all of us. and then we started messaging all the people that are still now in the music festival, which happens to be all morning. and what did she say in those messages? we're seeing them now, but they're obviously in hebrew. can you explain what she's saying to you? yes, she's sending a live location and asking for someone to save her, save her boyfriend. she was hiding in a hole near the festival. they were searching for some place to hide because they didn't have any car, that's also what she wrote, she doesn't have any car. and her boyfriend, they came in another group, i guess. so they hid when the terrorists came. at around 8:30 to 9:00, the terrorists broke through the gaza borders and they came in. that's when we started hearing about the horrors going on in the festival. and that's when we started to really get nervous about noa and her boyfriend. of course, for other people as well that are still missing. and around 8:30pm was the last message that i got from her, saying that she doesn't have any car. i tried to tell her to stay low. try to maybe contact the police and the military, so that they'll know their location. maybe they'll find them. about half an hour after, i found that video that was seen here before of her on a motorcycle, taken away from her boyfriend, avinatan. you can see clearly the terror going into the gaza strip. you must be really, really worried, amit. yes. really. really bad. you know, this is the largest event that we can remember in our lifetime. we've been through a few operations, but a surprise attack of this scale and magnitude on israel, i cannot recall. the exact number of people who were kidnapped is yet to be exact, that means we don't know. maybe near 100. they are most of them civilians. young people. friends, children, women, elderly. they were kidnapped from their homes and the music festival. so it's notjust about what happened to noa and avinatan, it's about everyone that is kidnapped right there to gaza at this time, which hasn't been something like this in the whole history. amit, what have the government or officials been telling you about their ongoing search, or how they are going to try and get these hostages back? there was no official contact from the government with us. we contacted noa's family and avinatan�*s family. there has been no official contact that something is ongoing. and that's most of our purpose here, to make use of the network, to understand that a quick force might have a chance to get them out safely right now. time is of the essence, and this is our main priority right now, getting the people back home safely as soon as possible, before it's too late. all of the acting up that is now happening is from civilians. private groups that are combined together to help the people get back together. and this is the most... there's no official contact and it's all what we do. we right now have authorities in the government and people that we are in contact with to help all of the people that are kidnapped. but it has to happen now. and someone can still save the situation. we must act fast and with the back—up from other nations. this reality cannot be tolerated in any other country. amit, what do you think has happened to noa? i hope to think that she's waiting. waiting with other people, waiting for her to be saved. she was taken to the gaza strip. we hope that it's not too late until they separate them, or hide them in other places. we really don't know. there's no official update. there's no videos, nothing that we can maybe get a leak or something. it's just us waiting and hoping — really hoping and praying that everything is good, that she will come back home safely, her and her boyfriend and everyone that is in captivity now. 0ur our thanks to amit for giving that interview. we appreciate him giving us his time for that. in the next hour or so, we us his time for that. in the next hour orso, we are us his time for that. in the next hour or so, we are expecting a meeting of the un security council. we will be crossing to get details of that as and when that kicks off. we will take a brief pause now from our continuous coverage to catch up with the day's sport. thank you. i'm chetan pathak, live from the bbc sport centre across the uk and around the world. rest assured, if there's any breaking news, we'll be straight back to our news teams in london. across the next few minutes, i'll aim to bring you up to date with some of the day's sport stories. the game of the day in the english premier league finished a short while ago. where this man, gabriel martinelli, has helped arsenal beat the champions manchester city 1—0, the ball deflecting off nathan ake and into the net with four minutes remaining. martinelli, a substitute, ensuring arsenal — who finished second to city last season — finally beat their rivals, for the first time in the league since 2015. arsenal and tottenham are joint top of the table with 20 points, two points ahead of city. who have now lost two in a row in the league. liverpool are fourth, three points off top spot after conceding a late equaliser which denied jurgen klopp a win on his eighth anniversary as manager. it's brighton captain lewis dunk got the goal that made it 2—2 in what was an absorbing match — simon adingra had given brighton the lead but klopp's side levelled through mo salah before the liverpool forward struck from the penalty spot in first half stoppage time. dunk then made it 2—2 in the 78th minute. brighton had a late chance to win it, but the points were shared in the end. both teams put their opponent under pressure. it's normal. and mistakes happen. and it'sjust second half, when we played this outstanding attack which ended up with ryan gravenberch nailing the ball on the crossbar. that would've been a great moment to score. i think i would have helped to calm everything a little bit down. i'm not sure, i don't think that brighton would have given up — white flag or something like that — but it would have helped us, for sure. there was even later drama at the london stadium where another 2—2 draw played out at the london stadium where another with west ham scoring an 89th—minute equaliser to deny newcastle united victory. the visitors, who beat psg in the week, looked to be heading for a fifth straight league win when alexander isak�*s second—half double turned the game around. but eddie howe's side had to settle for a point after mohammed kudus' late goal. west ham and newcastle stay seventh and eighth respectively. frustrating game for us because... probably a little hangover from the midweek for us, although we tried to avoid it. it happened. but a really good response second half, and then at 2—1 you think there is only one winner and, yeah, we are frustrated we haven't got over the line and won. i think there's an issue of disappointment, of course, when you are winning late in the game. when the dust settles down, maybe we will look at this differently. i think that depends on our next round of results. but we're unbeaten, we keep the unbeaten run going and we are very positive. newcastle played well, really well. we didn't _ newcastle played well, really well. we didn't give up too many opportunities. but we didn't give loads— opportunities. but we didn't give loads and — opportunities. but we didn't give loads and loads of opportunities await _ loads and loads of opportunities await today. but we had a few ourselves, we didn't quite do as well with— ourselves, we didn't quite do as well with our set pieces today as we have done _ well with our set pieces today as we have done recently. i don't know if i could _ have done recently. i don't know if i could say— have done recently. i don't know if i could say a — have done recently. i don't know if i could say a 2— to draw was the right— i could say a 2— to draw was the right result, _ i could say a 2— to draw was the right result, but for us i am pleased _ right result, but for us i am pleased we got a draw out of the demo _ wolves and aston villa settled for a share of the points as well after two goals in the space of two second—half minutes at molineux. hwang hee—chan opened the scoring early in the second half with wolves�* first shot on target in the game. celebrations were short—lived however as villa hit back inside two minutes with defender pau torres getting his first goal for the club. 1-1. you can get all of sunday's football results from across europe on the bbc sport website. next to india, where we've seen two heavyeights go at each other at the cricket world cup — with the hosts taking on australia in chennai. the aussies won the toss, chose to bat and it wasn't the smoothest of starts — just two overs in and virat kohli took this brilliant catch to remove opener mitchell marsh for a duck. his replacement steve smith built up some momentum with david warner but they managed just 46 and 41 respectively on a slow turning pitch. india eventually bowled them out for 199. india looked like they had the advantage but their innings started even worse — they were 2—3 afterjust 12 balls, shreyas iyer caught by david warner deep square leg. in the end, india came out on top thanks to a kl rahul six, his partnership with virat kohli helping them to win by six wickets. ravindra jadeja says the home advantage helped. i knew the condition in chennai, i have been playing here ten or 11 years so i know how conditions are in this ground. so i enjoyed, and whatever i contributed to the team, i always feel happy. next up, at the cricket world cup, new zealand play netherlands on monday before england face bangladesh on tuesday in dharamsala. ben stokes is likely to miss that one, just as he did the heavy defeat by new zealand in the tournament opener with a hip injury. he still appeared uncomfortable at training and the tricky outfield at the ground will also be a factor in any decision. argentina will play wales in the quarterfinals of the rugby world cup after beating japan by 39 points to 27 in nantes. a hat—trick of tries from mateo carreras helped propel the pumas into the last eight after this winner takes all final pool match. they'll play the welsh in marseille next saurday. the qatar grand prix is currently under way but whatever happens, max verstappen�*s already got thejob done. his third world title was secured on saturday by finishing second in the sprint race. a third championship now puts him alongside the greats of the sport like ayrton senna and niki lauda. i've been getting the thoughts of f1 journalist inge stracke. we are witnessing a legend manifesting himself. so, yes, he is dominating — manifesting himself. so, yes, he is dominating and therefore, yes, he is winning _ dominating and therefore, yes, he is winning record numbers of victories in races _ winning record numbers of victories in races bul— winning record numbers of victories in races. but apart from that, behind — in races. but apart from that, behind him the racing this year has been _ behind him the racing this year has been exceptionally exciting. close fights, _ been exceptionally exciting. close fights, wheel to wheel, we have seen mclaren _ fights, wheel to wheel, we have seen mclaren right up to podium victories that we _ mclaren right up to podium victories that we haven't expected at the beginning of the season. we have seen _ beginning of the season. we have seen aston martin come up at the beginning — seen aston martin come up at the beginning of the season. so formula 1 is very— beginning of the season. so formula 1 is very exciting, but yes, of course, _ 1 is very exciting, but yes, of course, if— 1 is very exciting, but yes, of course, if the winner is at most races _ course, if the winner is at most races the — course, if the winner is at most races the same, that might give a different— races the same, that might give a different impression. i races the same, that might give a different impression.— different impression. i know you know max _ different impression. i know you know max and _ different impression. i know you know max and how _ different impression. i know you know max and how competitive l different impression. i know you l know max and how competitive he different impression. i know you - know max and how competitive he is. talking about michael schumacher, lewis hamilton, there is a seven world titles, he will be thinking about that, too, won't he? and if they still got some way to go. but he will be wanting to make the ultimate history in this sport? i’m ultimate history in this sport? i'm re ultimate history in this sport? i'm pretty sure _ ultimate history in this sport? i'm pretty sure he does. i keep saying it doesn't— pretty sure he does. i keep saying it doesn't really matter that much, it doesn't really matter that much, it is it doesn't really matter that much, it isjust _ it doesn't really matter that much, it isjust another third it doesn't really matter that much, it is just another third trophy. but, _ it is just another third trophy. but, yes, _ it is just another third trophy. but, yes, i_ it is just another third trophy. but, yes, lam pretty sure he does. and keep _ but, yes, lam pretty sure he does. and keep in — but, yes, lam pretty sure he does. and keep in mind, he is superyoung. he only— and keep in mind, he is superyoung. he only turned 26 last weekend. when his red _ he only turned 26 last weekend. when his red bull contract ends, he will only be _ his red bull contract ends, he will only be 31~— his red bull contract ends, he will only be 31. compares him with ayrton senna, _ only be 31. compares him with ayrton senna, and _ only be 31. compares him with ayrton senna, and is— only be 31. compares him with ayrton senna, and is the first driver he compares — senna, and is the first driver he compares to senna. lewis hamilton says "i _ compares to senna. lewis hamilton says "i think— compares to senna. lewis hamilton says "i think this is the decade of max verstappen". so let's see what he can— max verstappen". so let's see what he can achieve. you max verstappen". so let's see what he can achieve.— he can achieve. you won't be surprised _ he can achieve. you won't be surprised to _ he can achieve. you won't be surprised to hear _ he can achieve. you won't be surprised to hear that - he can achieve. you won't be surprised to hear that max i surprised to hear that max verstappen currently leads at the halfway stage already gone. we will keep you updated. we've seen a new marathon world record in chicago — where kenya's kelvin kiptum has shattered the previous one set by his compatriot, eliud kipchoge. kiptum, 23 years old, who won the london marathon in a course record earlier this year — was in dominant form again, running down the home straight to cheers from the crowd as he finished in a time of two hours 35 seconds — that's 34 seconds quicker than kipchoge's previous record. celebrations for him — and for the world number two, iga swiatek, who's won herfifth title of the year at the china open. the four—time grand slam champion, who lost the number one ranking recently, followed up her win over coco gauff with a straight sets victory against liudmila samsonova in the final. 6—2, 6—2 it finished, taking swiatek under 70 minutes to win the trophy. 0n the final day of the gymnastics world championships in antwerp, simone biles has won two further gold medals on the beam, for her 22nd world titles. more on that on the bbc sport website. jake garment has one great britain's. . you can get reaction there to what has happened in the england premier league, a late winnerfor arsenal. they beat manchester city by a goal to nil thanks to gabrielle martinelli. that is your update for now. i will have more for you later. and of course, this has led to some flooding. while the rain is continuing to clear and ease down through this evening, there are still a number of flood warnings in place. to keep an eye on those on the bbc weather website. by contrast, across england, wales, northern ireland, there's been lots of blue sky and sunshine. 0ne northern ireland, there's been lots of blue sky and sunshine. one for this time of year. the unseasonable warmth is set to last until at least the start of next year. then some cooler air and the start of next year. then some coolerairand rain the start of next year. then some cooler air and rain will return for most of us. 0vernight tonight, it is largely dry. it is dried out across scotland. we could see a few showers edge into the west, pushed onto north—east england perhaps. clear skies around, misty and murky conditions towards irish sea coasts. a mild start to tomorrow, temperatures remaining in double figures throughout the night. through monday, quite a great start towards those western coasts, but the cloud will start to lift and break. we will see a lot of sunshine around. a lot drier on monday for monday, may be clouding over with some outbreaks of light patchy drizzle across parts of argyll and bute. temperature started to come up in scotland. still warm for northern ireland, for wales temperatures in the low 20s. highest temperatures for london and east anglia, where we may well get 24—25 c again. another met office weather warning for heavy rain across western scholars on tuesday, mostly because the ground will be saturated. also rain for northern areas of northern ireland. further south, we hang onto that warm air and a lot of sunshine. hazy at times with some high cloud again. quite murky towards those western coasts. 0nce quite murky towards those western coasts. once more, temperatures will be well above the seasonal average. into wednesday, this cold front will be sinking southwards, windy conditions across the north of scotland, a few showers here, and on this we can encode front as it pushes southwards and just sweeps away all of that very warm feeling error. as we head through wednesday, temperatures gradually starting to drop. it will feel cooler across the board on thursday, with again some outbreaks of rain on friday. goodbye. live from london. this is bbc news. the death toll rises to more than 1,000 as israel's strike back on gaza continues which was witnessed by our reporter. in the damaging an entire street because when i drove this morning... that sounds like it was quite close to you. car wrecks lining a road, some overturned and others completely burned out — near israeli festival stormed by palestrinian militants. we also hear from a friend of an israeli woman, who believes she was kidnapped by hamas fighters at this festival near gaza. about half an hour after, ifound that video that was seen here before of her on a motorcycle taken away from her boyfriend. hello. welcome to the programme. i'm lewis vaughn jones. the total number of dead from the conflict between israel and the palestinians has risen to more than a thousand, a day after hamas militants stormed into israeli territory from gaza. the israeli military says the country is "still at war... in its efforts to take full control of israeli territory and communities from hamas". here are the key developments this hour. israeli tv is now putting the number of israeli civilians dead at more than 600. the gaza ministry of health has said 370 palestinians have