the death toll is rising the israeli military says they have now recovered at least 1,200 people killed in israel this past weekend. and in the five day bombardment of gaza, already more than 1,000 palestinians have died. today the un called on all sides to respect civilians, and requested that a humanitarian corridor be set up in gaza — to get food in and to evacuate the most seriously injured. we'll hear from our correspondents across the region. from lucy williamson who has been to the town of 0fakim, where they have been burying their dead. from gaza, our correspondent rushdi abu alouf. and anna foster is on israel's northern border with lebanon, where israel has been exchanging fire today with hezbollah militants. good evening. there are 300,000 israeli troops now massed on israel's southern border. there's a new unity government in tel aviv and a war cabinet to direct israel's response. explosions. for the fifth day running, and from the direction of sderot, in the south, the israeli defence force has pounded every conceivable hamas target, in readiness for a ground invasion that is surely coming. 0vernight, 200 targets were hit. the health ministry in gaza says more than a thousand people have been killed. and now, undersiege, gaza is running out of fuel. today the power station closed, which limits the ability to pump clean water. the hospitals for now are running on generators and the two and half million palestinians in the strip, know that very soon, unless a corridor is opened, the biggest concern will be food. let's hear from one resident in gaza. the electricity is off. i'm not sure if there's any schools, like shelters, but the school's bombed too. i'm scared, afraid, frightened. 0h! the situation is very, very bad. bombing everywhere. they bombed the house and the children and women and killed anyone. here is just seizure and bombing. there is no water, no food. blocked siege, as you hear, bombing now everywhere. ifeeliam... i want to cry! israel continues to retrieve bodies from the weekend. israel continues to retrieve bodies from the weekend. israel meanwhile says, that more than 1,200 israelis are now known to have been killed in the hamas attacks. shock waves continue, after details revealed yesterday from the kfar aza kibbutz — one military commander said... it is not a war — it is not a battlefield, it is simply a massacre. we begin our programme with this report from our correspondent lucy williamson the israeli town of 0fakim. israel's pain is being written onto gaza's streets. whole districts brought down in the aftershocks of this attack. today, power ran out — gaza's only station crumbling under israel's siege. water, food and medicine could be next. they will become weapons of war. | translation: i've lost my father, | my brother, my uncle, two cousins, two otherfamily members and my pregnant wife. i'm the only survivor. with israeli forces massing at the borders, this man has already lost eight members of his family. in the israeli town of 0fakim near gaza, one neighbourhood is now known as the district of death. those who stay on here live with the blood and bullet holes left behind after saturday's attack. these two film from their roof... ..as hamas militants came in, taking hostages and killing one resident outside the bomb shelter. this is where he was killed? the bullet holes in his house and car — a reminder of how close he came. all the children were with me, and i gave everyone knives to protect themselves. 0n the lights, i turned off the air conditioning, so nobody would hear us. all the time, there was shooting around and bombing from all the sides. while hiding in the family safe room, he led his children in thejewish prayer for the dying. i thought he was dead and i was praying, and i started to say prayers from my head. and we pray something like this. he recounts a prayer. something like this that nobody would hear us. the foreign secretary came to 0fakim today to hearfrom residents, the roar of his anger spilling out in response to media questions. we are living closel to inhuman people. and we are fighting and we will win. are you considering british military aid to israel and a humanitarian corridor? i'm not going to speculate on what we might give. i'm here to find out what we can give to israel. minutes later, he was bundled towards a bomb shelter as sirens warned of an incoming rocket attack. and, as the number of dead on both sides rises, more dramatic stories of escape. these women trapped while militants battled soldiers on saturday. along the gaza border, israel seems to be preparing for a major offensive. its leaders haunted by the words of survivors — where was the army? where were the police? israel stands on its sense of security. how much destruction will be needed to prove its ability to protect? lucy williamson, bbc news, southern israel. that is the question, where was the army, where was a police? where was a police? there will be a wide—ranging investigation into the security failings this weekend. and while some of that inevitably will focus on the intelligence or lack of it — the more troubling aspect of what unfolded is just how easy it was for hamas to penetrate israeli defences. the southern part of the country is separated from gaza by a 40—mile perimeter fence, six metres tall, beneath which there is an underground concrete barrier to stop palestinians tunneling beneath. normally the palestinians are not allowed within 300m of that fence, there are israeli guard towers every 500 feet and it is fixed with hundreds of cameras, radars, sensors that provide the idf with an early warning system. on saturday, using commercial drones, hamas bombed the towers and the communications infrastructure to disrupt the israeli response. the first wave of hamas fighters paraglided over the fence as a second waved arriving on bikes, placed explosives along the fence. the bulldozers did the rest, allowing enough space for the bigger vehicles to drive through. that supposely, impenetrable fence was breached in 29 different positions. where was the idf? to talk more i am joined by the ceo of the us think tank the foundation for defence of democracies, mark dubowitz. mark has advised four us administrations on the perspective of the israeli government. that's a good background of where you come at this from. just so our audience knows. pick up on what we've been talking about. that fence, which i've seen with my own eyesis fence, which i've seen with my own eyes is supposed to be impenetrable. it was cut in 29 places. there are guard towers every 500 feet. where on earth was the idea of? i guard towers every 500 feet. where on earth was the idea of?— on earth was the idea of? i think no fence is impregnable _ on earth was the idea of? i think no fence is impregnable for— on earth was the idea of? i think no fence is impregnable for them - fence is impregnable for them especially against a terrorist organisation which is been trained in webinars by iran. i think there was truly a failure of technology but also a conception. i think is real, uk and the united states, egypt, many countries around the world had wrongly believed that hamas —— for the added stage operations against —— there was a believed they had responsibility of 2 million palestinians to govern and they wouldn't launch this kind of operation and put their own citizens in harms way. operation and put their own citizens in harms way-— in harms way. people have asked, particularly _ in harms way. people have asked, particularly the — in harms way. people have asked, particularly the families _ in harms way. people have asked, particularly the families of - particularly the families of hostages taken whether the encouragement that the right—wing government in tel aviv gave to settlers in the west bank and the reprisals and reaction a game from the palestinians in response, whether that isn't directly to blame for the lack of troop numbers on the gaza border this weekend for them a lot of the speculation is those troops that would ordinarily there would be moved to the west bank. at the internal divisions in the parasitic of other partly to blame for this? i parasitic of other partly to blame for this? ., . parasitic of other partly to blame for this? ~' ., , ., for this? i think internal division is an issue- _ for this? i think internal division is an issue. more _ for this? i think internal division is an issue. more importantly i for this? i think internal division is an issue. more importantly is| is an issue. more importantly is iran has had a long—standing strategy of surrounding israel with a ring of fire on every borderfor the moving weapons and fighters to every border. they have over the past year it lit up the west bank through hamas in islamicjihad which would threaten the palestinian authority and also israel is inside the west bank. they were a number of major terrorist attacks emanating, hitting places like tel aviv and elsewhere. the idea was to force to move troops from the gaza border to the west bank to counter hamas and his like it she had again who have been rainy and trained and webinars. that left a great vulnerability and gap in the southern border and we see the results. fin gap in the southern border and we see the results.— see the results. on the issue of iran, i see the results. on the issue of lran. i know _ see the results. on the issue of iran, i know you _ see the results. on the issue of iran, i know you speak - see the results. on the issue of iran, i know you speak to - see the results. on the issue of iran, i know you speak to a - see the results. on the issue of iran, i know you speak to a lot l iran, i know you speak to a lot of intelligence officials for that there is a senior israeli official i'm quoting saying tonight that iran was aware of the operation, effectively gave the green light to hamas attacks. with the reporting from the wall streetjournal there was a meeting between iranian security and journals and beirut last monday. why is the white house falling over itself to say, we don't see any of that intelligence for that we had jake sullivan on today say we don't see the darts at this moment in time. i say we don't see the darts at this moment in time. i think president biden has been _ moment in time. i think president biden has been terrific— moment in time. i think president biden has been terrific in - moment in time. i think president biden has been terrific in terms i biden has been terrific in terms of providing unwavering support against this kind of vicious terrorism emanating from hamas. i think he's below to pull of drawing a direct finger at iran. to do so would be to admit the failure not only by the iran policy of the 0bama administration. i think there's a lot of politics taking place in washington. republicans are hammering the president on this issue. is hammering the president on this issue. , , ., , ., , , issue. is it 'ust that? obviously, if he says— issue. is itjust that? obviously, if he says yes. _ issue. is itjust that? obviously, if he says yes, there _ issue. is itjust that? obviously, if he says yes, there was - issue. is itjust that? obviously, if he says yes, there was that i if he says yes, there was that demands a response from the israeli government. and clearly that would then shine a light and put the focus on his brother because his way up the proxy in the region and the best arm. and presumably what they are terrified of is this going beyond israel's borders into neighbouring countries, which it has the potential to do. i countries, which it has the potential to do.— countries, which it has the potential to do. i think it's the apposite. _ potential to do. i think it's the opposite, actually. _ potential to do. i think it's the opposite, actually. the i potential to do. i think it's the opposite, actually. the white | potential to do. i think it's the i opposite, actually. the white house were to explicity point the finger at iran and make it clean did not clear that if he lights up the northern border with his brother the united states will respond, i think thatis united states will respond, i think that is a way to de—escalate. to prevent his brother from jumping that is a way to de—escalate. to prevent his brotherfrom jumping out and lighting up the northern border. i think the white house and the reluctance to explicitly mention iran may in the end lead to a result that both president biden and jake sullivan don't want to see. the defence minister _ sullivan don't want to see. the defence minister said today said gaza will never return to what it was. what does he mean by that? i was. what does he mean by that? i think the israelis have now made a decision that they want to end the rule of hamas in gaza. under hamas not only had israelis suffered terribly but palestinians have suffered terribly. they've massacred it israeli civilians, they lose their own civilians as human shields. i think it's a decision made. i think by the way that decision is supported by the united states, egypt, gulf countries, i think there is a growing recognition that the savagery of the terrorist attacks that we saw over the past few days and israel has to end the rule of hamas both for israelis and palestinians and the broader... if you're standing there and to decapitate hamas who do you get the keys to? i decapitate hamas who do you get the ke s to? ., decapitate hamas who do you get the ke sto? ~ ,, i, keys to? i think you give the keys to hepefully _ keys to? i think you give the keys to hepefully a _ keys to? i think you give the keys to hopefully a responsible, i to hopefully a responsible, paradigmatic palestinian leadership. you have to remember, hamas took over gaza after israel went through every soldier, civilian and grave, they took over and went taking over it was a vicious palestinian civil war they executed members of their own. they threw them from buildings. they shot them in kneecaps. a more pragmatic palestinian leadership has to take over. i think that has to do it in cooperation with the egyptians and gulp, the united states, hopefully the uk and others. we have to end finally after decades of hamas terrorism, vicious terrorism we have to end the rule notjust for israel's sake but for the sake of peace in the middle east, which i think is everything we're looking for. ,, . ., , ., think is everything we're looking for, ,, . ., , ., ,, ., think is everything we're looking for. ~.,, for. secretary of state antony bfinken for. secretary of state antony blinken is _ for. secretary of state antony blinken is en _ for. secretary of state antony blinken is en route _ for. secretary of state antony blinken is en route to - for. secretary of state antony blinken is en route to tel i for. secretary of state antony l blinken is en route to tel aviv, coming with them is that deputy special envoy for special affairs who i'm sure you are aware of or no. what does he bring to the discussions in tel aviv? how much involvement would be given? i think we're talking about 17 americans missing tonight. how important is it for the administration to recover those hostages and is there a risk that this puts a wedge between israeli and american government because it gives hamas leverage over washington? i because it gives hamas leverage over washington?— washington? i think there are shared interest between _ washington? i think there are shared interest between the _ washington? i think there are shared interest between the united - washington? i think there are shared interest between the united states i interest between the united states and israel, obviously get the people back. israel has vast experience, trying to get hostages back on the israel's been willing to trade 1000 palestinian terrorists are one israeli soldier. the united states has a lot of experience in negotiation. i'm not optimistic, i have to say, it's tragic, i don't see many of those hostages coming back. but i think there's an attempt to try and find a way perhaps to get women and children and disabled old people for the i don't know, hamas is ruthless and brutal. and certainly has made it clear they're going to execute these hostages. 0ne going to execute these hostages. one of the final point, a lot of people have been asking what about palestinians, where can i go? there is the border crossing to egypt. this vast open territory which is part of egypt. i would hope to see the egyptians opening the border, refugees going, palestinian refugees going to sinai. and the five countries that provided the most support to hamas funding a weapon isaac them, iran, 0a, algeria should be asked by the international community to take these palestinian refugees and provide them safe haven for the palestinians have a place to go and not to the egyptian border to the five countries that have weapon eyes hamas and been used against them. ~ ., ., ., them. will have to leave it there. there is a — them. will have to leave it there. there is a discussion _ them. will have to leave it there. there is a discussion tomorrow i them. will have to leave it there. j there is a discussion tomorrow to talk about a crossing. thank you for coming on the program. president to one ofjerky negotiating with hamas for the release of the hostages so that we will talk about the hostages in a 2nd. —— president of turkey. you're live with bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. flights are expected to begin departing from luton airport after all flights were suspended last night. a large fire caused the partial structural collapse of a multi—storey car park at one of the airport's terminals. four firefighters and a staff member were treated for smoke inhalation. around half of the flights scheduled to depart today have been cancelled. the labour leader sir keir starmer has pledged to 'get tough' with any of his own mps who stand in the way of his plans to remove red tape around planning rules if he wins the next election. he told the bbc he'd take on mps and local councils to build more new homes. a watchdog report has found wandsworth prison in south—west london is 'unsafe and inhumane' — blaming years of underinvestment in the site. the independent monitoring board said the findings reflected the failures of the prison system as a whole. the report was written before the alleged escape of the prisoner daniel khalife last month. he has since been retrieved and is now back in prison. he has since been retrieved and is now back in prison. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. israel is believed to have identified most of the hostages that the hamas gunmen abducted, and taken back across the frontier into gaza. the times of israel, quoting army radio, says officials have been breaking the terrible news to scores of families throughout the day. israel's ambassador to the united nations, says the number of hostages seized is between 100 and 150. in the last few minutes as we've been reporting the turkish president and his government are part of those negotiations with hamas trying to secure their release. let's speak now to rachel goldberg, who's 23—year—old son hersh is believed to have been among those taken hostage on saturday morning at the nova music festival. i'm very gratefulfor i'm very grateful for your time this evening. 0ursympathies from i'm very grateful for your time this evening. 0ur sympathies from all of us here to you and everything you're going through at the moment. have you had any communication with the israeli government over the last few days? i israeli government over the last few da s? ., ., you israeli government over the last few days?_ you had _ israeli government over the last few days?_ you had no i israeli government over the last few| days?_ you had no update days? i have not. you had no update on where your— days? i have not. you had no update on where your son _ days? i have not. you had no update on where your son is, _ days? i have not. you had no update on where your son is, where he's i on where your son is, where he's being kept or anything about his whereabouts? ida. what do you want to whereabouts? iir>. what do you want to hear from the israeli government? whereabouts? no. what do you want to hear from the israeli government? to l hear from the israeli government? trr be honest, i... my son happens to be american and is rotary. —— and it israeli. i would like both of those governments to do their very best to bring my son home as soon as possible, obviously as every single person who has a loved ones there. the most immediate personal, urgent needin the most immediate personal, urgent need in our case is that our son was in a bomb shelter that he and friends ran to from the music festival where they were anti—terrorists entered bomb shelter and through in hand grenades and sprayed the room with machine gun fire and his left arm was blown off, we know that from three eyewitness accounts. he was able still to walk and they said anyone who can walk it out. —— anyone who can walk get out. it's a little fuzzy, we think him and four others were able to walk out of the bomb shelter and were put on a pick—up truck and the last location of his cell phone was at the gaza border. so our issue is that he has been critically wounded and we feel he needs urgent medical attention. and so that's our biggest concern. we can't wait, we need him to be treated, be evacuated, he is a critically wounded civilian who could bleed out, you could get sepsis. it's obviously not a good situation. and that's what we're most frightened about for our son. rachel, i'm so sorry. that's really awful to hear. what do you do with your day in a situation like this? 0h, we have been surrounded around the clock from when we heard and had suspicions that something terrible had happened and that we got the confirmation that he was at this huge festival and we started seeing pictures of what was happening there. we have been surrounded by an incredible group of the most supportive, savvy, brilliant motivated community of friends who have been helping us from the get—go trying to locate where he is. rule out where he isn't. we had friends go to hospitals and go through unidentified bodies to make sure that he was not there. we contacted all of the kibbutz community on the border that many people were taking refuge in, we knew he wasn't there. we finally got a picture of the bomb shelter he was in, one of the young people before the real firefight happened took a picture and sent it to social media and we were able to find him and his best friend whose name is on in that picture. all these friends who were helping us, we went through the picture and there were about 30 people in that, smashed into the small cement bomb shelter. we were able to identify a lot of the people and get their phone numbers and try to reach them and try to reach their parents. and start to piece together what had happened and start to understand where hersh was. i spend my days on telephone, we're constantly trying to reach out in every different way to reach out in every different way to do whatever we can to save our son. . to do whatever we can to save our son, ., ,': f, to do whatever we can to save our son. . ,': z: , .., , to do whatever we can to save our son. . ;~,:: , , , ., son. yeah. 30 seconds before we go to break. son. yeah. 30 seconds before we go to break- l'm — son. yeah. 30 seconds before we go to break. i'm very _ son. yeah. 30 seconds before we go to break. i'm very conscious - son. yeah. 30 seconds before we go to break. i'm very conscious that i to break. i'm very conscious that you are listening to market was expressing his concern for the hostages. we should make the point that other hostages have been swapped for hamas prisoners. what do you want the israeli and american government to do to secure your son's release? honestly, i really believe both the american and israeli governments want their citizens home safe. find israeli governments want their citizens home safe.— israeli governments want their citizens home safe. and i really believe, especially _ citizens home safe. and i really believe, especially after - citizens home safe. and i really i believe, especially after listening to president biden last night, i feel the passion that they want these hostages free. i feel the passion that they want these hostages free.— feel the passion that they want these hostages free. i think you are rirht. i these hostages free. i think you are right. i unfortunately _ these hostages free. i think you are right. i unfortunately don't - these hostages free. i think you are right. i unfortunately don't have i right. i unfortunately don't have trainin: right. i unfortunately don't have training and _ right. i unfortunately don't have training and that, _ right. i unfortunately don't have training and that, i'm _ right. i unfortunately don't have training and that, i'm just i right. i unfortunately don't have training and that, i'm just a i training and that, i'm just a mother, i'mjust training and that, i'm just a mother, i'm just a teacher. i have faith... i mother, i'm 'ust a teacher. i have faith... ., ., . mother, i'm 'ust a teacher. i have faith... ., .,. faith... i hate to cut you off. i want to _ faith... i hate to cut you off. i want to say — faith... i hate to cut you off. i want to say thank _ faith... i hate to cut you off. i want to say thank you - faith... i hate to cut you off. i want to say thank you and i l faith... i hate to cut you off. i l want to say thank you and i am thinking of you. thank you very much. for some of us foi’ some of us over for some of us over the last few days it feels that summer is trying to cling on autumn is going to be arriving over the next few days without getting quite all terminal in the northern half of the uk. here is sunshine but some rather cool air working its way in from the northwest. south—westerly winds bringing warm and muggy air down towards the cell. the dividing line between those air masses is this weather front bringing outbreaks of rain across parts of wales, the midlands into east anglia in lincolnshire, particular heavy across parts of west wales with the risk of flooding and disruption for the south murky but warm and humid. further north something cooler air freshener, 12 degrees in aberdeen and glascow. some sunshine, scattering of showers comes winds easing in the north of scotland for the overnight are weather front lose a little bit further south and tends to stall across southern counties of england, part of wales in the midlands. very mild, 16 degrees in plymouth overnight. compare that with two or three degrees for many spots further north. here we will see some sunshine to take us into tomorrow morning. a scattering of showers, particularly the northwest of scotland this band of cloud never really clearing england or south wales, some pockets of rain and drizzle at times. some warmth trying to cling on here but most are cool or feel, to cling on here but most are cool orfeel, 17 to cling on here but most are cool or feel, 17 degrees or london, to cling on here but most are cool orfeel, 17 degrees or london, 13 for belfast, 12 degrees and glascow. instead of clearing through that weather front tries to push northwards again during thursday night into friday, looking wet for parts of england and wales. this cold front pushes its way into scotland and northern ireland, but complex look to the weather chart on friday. we will see outbreaks of rain, particularly across england and wales. across cullen and northern ireland we see sunny spells and showers. some showers could start to turn wintry over the very highest ground as some colder air starts to dig its way in that is the story for the weekend. we finally lose all of these weather fronts. all of us get into this cold northwesterly wind for the temperatures by date will be a touch below the average for the time of year. at night we got the chance for quite widespread grass frost. bye for now. hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news. as israel's intense siege of gaza continues, diplomatic pressure is growing for a humanitarian corridor to get essential supplies into gaza and civilians out, after five days of israeli bombardment and siege. welcome back. here in the uk the chief rabbi has criticised the bbc and other media organisations whose editorial guidelines direct them not to use the term terrorist in their reporting of what unfolded of what happened on saturday day. these...

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