militants. the announcement about his visit was made by the us secretary of state antony blinken after late—night talks in tel aviv. antony blinken also said the us and israel had agreed on a plan to allow humanitarian aid into gaza. in gaza itself un agencies have warned of a deepening humanitarian crisis. more than 2800 people have been killed by israeli air strikes. hamas, which is designated as a terrorist organisation by governments including in the uk and us, said it fired a barrage of rockets at jerusalem and tel aviv overnight with sirens sending lawmakers into bomb shelters. a draft resolution at the united nations on israel and gaza failed to pass the security council. western nations voted against it because it failed to condemn hamas. we can show you the scene in gaza, it is just after 11 o'clock there. all eyes on the next stages of what happens next. we can talk now about that with our correspondent anna foster in northern israel. bring us up to date with the night of developments, what's the latest where you are? the us influence — what's the latest where you are? iie: us influence here in israel at the moment is really significant on a number of levels. the fact the us presidentjoe biden will be heading here to carry out diplomatic talks, also planned with israel. it means a lot, notjust in terms of israel's next steps in gaza but also in terms of trying to stop this becoming a war that spreads to the wider region. today people are looking once again at the rafah crossing at the southern end of gaza which would allow some of those many people who have been displaced from their homes in gaza to leave the strip and moving to egypt. yesterday all through the day there were discussions and suggestions that a period of ceasefire might be achieved in order to move some people out but as the day went on that didn't happen. we have seen continuing air strikes by israel defence forces overnight on carter and similarly attacks by hamas militants firing rockets into israel. here on the northern border, there are continued tensions with hezbollah, militant infiltrators coming over the border, trying to plant bombs against the border war, fired on by israeli artillery fire. it shows you that level upon level this war is unpredictable and people are really not sure where it might go next, and particular concerns it could escalate and turn into a larger regional war. our middle east correspondent yolande knell has the latest. israel says it is hitting hamas targets as barrages of rockets are still fired from gaza. but a world leader is heading this way. on wednesday, president biden will visit israel. he is coming here at a critical moment for israel, for the region and for the world. with its military might already on show nearby, the us is worried that events could spiral into a regional crisis. overnight, israel was also fighting against powerful hezbollah militants in lebanon. it welcomes the us support. translation: the visit of - the president of the united states has strategic importance, for the entire middle east and influence in that the most seniorfigure in the united states is coming to israel at a time of war, getting a review of the war situation. also, the different scenarios in the middle east and the steps that will need to be taken. there is also the hostage crisis to discuss, with hamas now saying 250 people are being held in gaza. it is believed they include americans and maybe some of the ten british nationals still missing. the bbc doesn't generally publish hostage videos, but the family agreed pictures from the video could be shown. and the clock is ticking to come up with plans to alleviate the immense suffering of ordinary palestinians. israel put gaza under siege and told one million people to evacuate from the north to the south. this un school is now a shelter. they are a severe shortages of water and food. the un says the situation is desperate. we have seen about a million people move from the north to the south due to the possible threat of israeli intervention in the north. arising out of the taking of those hostages. we need to get aid to those people for two reasons. number one, to make their movements safe to where they want to go, voluntarily. and two, to sustain them while they are there. the hope is that aid can be brought in through egypt's rafah crossing on gaza's southern border. already lorry loads are all ready to enter. and on the other side there are crowds of palestinians with foreign passports, including british families, waiting to exit. meanwhile, israel continues its plans for a wider operation, which it says will eliminate hamas. its forces are expected to launch a ground offensive in gaza soon. the stakes forjoe biden's trip couldn't be higher. yolande knell, bbc news, jerusalem. we can go straight to southern israel to get the latest situation with chief international correspondence lyse doucet. there is a real sense people are waiting for this israeli ground operation into gaza, but day after day it doesn't seem to be happening. what's your assessment of what would appear to be a delay? we assessment of what would appear to be a dela ? ~ ~ , be a delay? we never knew, they wouldn't tell— be a delay? we never knew, they wouldn't tell us, _ be a delay? we never knew, they wouldn't tell us, it _ be a delay? we never knew, they wouldn't tell us, it is _ be a delay? we never knew, they wouldn't tell us, it is a _ be a delay? we never knew, they wouldn't tell us, it is a military i wouldn't tell us, it is a military secret of the highest kind, when they were launch that ground incursion. military commanders don't want to keep that number, more than 300,000 reservists massed along the border, they have to maintain morale, a state of vigilance, but as far as we know the weather has been a factor. there has been heavy rain here, and whether it matters in war, the success of operations. you have to say that this must be a delay as well, the fact the americans and other western leaders are putting so much emphasis on the need to ease the suffering of the civilians of gaza, the need to get humanitarian aid in and get foreign passport holders out. the fact president biden is arriving on wednesday. israel could launch its assault but it would seem unlikely, it would be a huge humiliation for the american leader if that was to happen while he is on the ground here. this may be frustrating for israeli military and political leaders. they gave the impression they were all but ready to go in. we don't know what are the military preparations. we heard several days ago from the idf that they had gone in, probing missions with reconnaissance teams. they will only go in when they are absolutely ready and they know hamas is waiting for them. this will be a very risky operation, especially in the north, risky for israeli soldiers and risky for the many civilians in the north including those in hospitals who haven't been able to leave, who can't leave and who will not leave and who could be and will be in the line of fire. and who could be and will be in the line of fire-— line of fire. and what about people in the communities _ line of fire. and what about people in the communities around - line of fire. and what about people in the communities around you - line of fire. and what about people in the communities around you in i in the communities around you in southern israel? are there still people in their homes or have many people in their homes or have many people left and been evacuated? dar; people left and been evacuated? day b da people left and been evacuated? day by day we see more and more people leaving in smaller communities. the streets are all but empty. in bigger cities like ashkelon where there are a lot more modern buildings, in modern buildings in israel for the past few decades there is a law that you need to have a shelter, but in older buildings there is not a shelter in every home so they have to rely on public shelters which might be risky in this time. we were driving around ashkelon last night as the sun was setting and we noticed there were still some cafes and restaurants open. supermarkets and restaurants open. supermarkets and pharmacies have to be open. still there are people staying, perhaps hoping against hope they can weather this. perhaps hoping against hope they can weatherthis. but perhaps hoping against hope they can weather this. but the air raid sirens are going off constantly and once the israeli forces go in it will be a whole new game and israel expects there will be multiple salvos of rockets into the southern areas, and into the cities of tel aviv and possiblyjerusalem. what aviv and possibly jerusalem. what are --eole aviv and possibly jerusalem. what are peeple saying _ aviv and possibly jerusalem. what are people saying to _ aviv and possibly jerusalem. what are people saying to you _ aviv and possiblyjerusalem. wisgt are people saying to you there aviv and possiblyjerusalem. ernst are people saying to you there about the situation with hostages in gaza because i know it is a real topic of conversation here in the north. how are people feeling about it where you are? are people feeling about it where ou are? ,, ~' are people feeling about it where ou are? ,, ~ ., , are people feeling about it where ou are? ,, . , ,, you are? shocked, angry, disbelief. the fi . ure you are? shocked, angry, disbelief. the figure yesterday _ you are? shocked, angry, disbelief. the figure yesterday of _ you are? shocked, angry, disbelief. the figure yesterday of 199 - the figure yesterday of 199 hostages, the figure yesterday of i99 hostages, that's much larger than was originally thought. the number was originally thought. the number was around 130, perhaps 150. talk of israelis and 30 other nationalities. overnight an image was published of what was said to be one of the hostages, a young man who was killed in one of the air strikes. and one of those videos that gives both hope and horror to families, a 21—year—old young woman with long blonde hair saying she was being held hostage, she had been injured and her injuries were being taken care of. but she was begging everyone to get her out as soon as possible. herfamily has held a press conference today in israel. of course, it gives them some succour that she is alive but it increases the distress that she too could come under attack and pay the price. thank you, lyse doucet. stay safe, our chief international correspondent in southern israel. i am in the north of the country, on the border with lebanon, where there has been a realfocus in the the border with lebanon, where there has been a real focus in the last few days. we have been moving west and east along the border, talking to people in communities here, many of whom have been evacuated now, nearly 30 towns and villages were given the order to evacuate yesterday amid continuing fire across the border from yesterday amid continuing fire across the borderfrom hezbollah in lebanon towards southern israel and back again. my colleague lina sinjab is in beirut and explains the latest from the lebanese side. this is in beirut and explains the latest from the lebanese side.— from the lebanese side. this is a reuion of from the lebanese side. this is a region of the _ from the lebanese side. this is a region of the predictable - from the lebanese side. this is a region of the predictable and - region of the predictable and anything can happen at any minute although— anything can happen at any minute although people in lebanon are so worried _ although people in lebanon are so worried. there are lots of voices coming — worried. there are lots of voices coming out _ worried. there are lots of voices coming out calling on all sides not to get— coming out calling on all sides not to get lebanon involved in the war. people _ to get lebanon involved in the war. people here will remember well the one month long war in 2006 that hezbollah took the country to with lsraeh _ hezbollah took the country to with lsraeh so — hezbollah took the country to with israel. so although many support the palestinians here, support for what hamas_ palestinians here, support for what hamas has— palestinians here, support for what hamas has done to protect, as they see it. _ hamas has done to protect, as they see it, retaliating for palestinian rights, _ see it, retaliating for palestinian rights, but they are also worried lebanon — rights, but they are also worried lebanon will be dragged into this war and — lebanon will be dragged into this war and pay an unprecedented price. lots of— war and pay an unprecedented price. lots of the _ war and pay an unprecedented price. lots of the international community, the french— lots of the international community, the french foreign minister was here yesterday— the french foreign minister was here yesterday and called on the government not to be involved in a war with _ government not to be involved in a war with israel. here the situation is, its— war with israel. here the situation is, it's a _ war with israel. here the situation is, it's a decision led by hezbollah and mainly— is, it's a decision led by hezbollah and mainly taking instructions from the iranians. we have heard notes from _ the iranians. we have heard notes from the _ the iranians. we have heard notes from the iranian foreign minister as saying _ from the iranian foreign minister as saying a _ from the iranian foreign minister as saying a new front could open as well if _ saying a new front could open as well if the — saying a new front could open as well if the situation continues as such_ well if the situation continues as such in_ well if the situation continues as such in gaza. well if the situation continues as such in gaza-— well if the situation continues as such in gaza. lina sin'ab in beirut. and that is — such in gaza. lina sin'ab in beirut. and that is another _ such in gaza. lina sinjab in beirut. and that is another focus - such in gaza. lina sinjab in beirut. and that is another focus of - such in gaza. lina sinjab in beirut. and that is another focus of the i such in gaza. lina sinjab in beirut. | and that is another focus of the us at the moment, all about us diplomacy that's going on, particularly the fact they have moved that carrier strike, two of them into the eastern mediterranean, notjust them into the eastern mediterranean, not just looking them into the eastern mediterranean, notjust looking at them into the eastern mediterranean, not just looking at the them into the eastern mediterranean, notjust looking at the situation in gaza but also looking at the northern border amid fears this big dog could be a northern war and spill over into lebanon. you can see live pictures of lambeth palace where archbishop of canterbury justin welby is meeting withjewish and muslim faith leaders. we have seen high tensions here in israel. of course, that message of peace is one i think many world leaders are trying to send in this direction at the moment as this conflict, this war, remains so very unpredictable. we will keep you right up to date with this fast—moving story here on bbc news. and don't forget the live page on the bbc news website with all the latest developments that you can find there. for now, back to you. studio: we will take you to lambeth palace when we get news of the official statement from the archbishop. a resolution, drafted by russia, calling for a ceasefire in the war between israel and hamas, has failed to secure the votes needed to be adopted by the un security council. the uk, the us and france all voted against. russia has complained that the council is being held hostage by western countries. the result of the voting is as follows. five votes in favour, four votes against, six abstentions. the draft resolution has not been adopted, having failed to obtain the required number of votes. after the vote, the us ambassador explained that the draft�*s failure to condemn hamas was indefensible. u nfortu nately, unfortunately, russia's resolution presented today does not meet all of these responsibilities. russia's resolution, put forward without any consultations make no mention of hamas, none. by failing to condemn hamas, none. by failing to condemn hamas russia is giving cover to a terrorist group that brutalises innocent civilians. we will continue to urge our israeli partners to work to urge our israeli partners to work to minimise the risk of civilian casualties. you're live with bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. the russian president, vladimir putin, has arrived in china — his first official trip outside the former soviet union this year. he's attending an event related to the belt and road initiative — china's landmark project to extend its global economic influence. president putin will meet his chinese counterpart, xi jinping, on wednesday. venezuela's government and opposition say they will resume talks to end the country's political and economic crisis. in a televised address, president nicolas maduro said the process — which is due to start in barbados — would benefit next year's elections. opposition figures are currently banned from standing. the amazon river has fallen to its lowest level since records began more than a century ago as a result of a historic drought. the water level in manaus, in the heart of the brazilian rainforest, is four metres lower than on the same date last year. months with little rain have caused a growing emergency in the amazon region. more on those stories on the bbc news website. you are live with bbc news. we can go live to lambeth palace as promised. we spoke earlier about the statement we were expecting to see there, the archbishopjustin expecting to see there, the archbishop justin welby, expecting to see there, the archbishopjustin welby, talking about the ongoing conflict in gaza alongside leaders from the muslim and jewish faiths. i alongside leaders from the muslim and jewish faiths.— and jewish faiths. i know all of us are profoundly — and jewish faiths. i know all of us are profoundly concerned - and jewish faiths. i know all of us are profoundly concerned by - and jewish faiths. i know all of usj are profoundly concerned by what and jewish faiths. i know all of us i are profoundly concerned by what is happening in israel and gaza. and here at lambeth palace we are praying constantly for all of those caught up in this war that has already brought so much suffering to so many people. but today we have come together out of shared concern for our communities and neighbourhoods here in the uk. and to stand together against any form of hatred or violence, against jewish people or any other community. i want to introduce to you, two religious leaders and i welcome their solidarity on this matter. a scholar and imam from leicester. and a former assistant secretary general of the muslim council of great britain. and a rabbi, the senior rabbi at the new north london synagogue. they speak for their own communities and networks and not for any others. but they speak out of their particular friendship, any others. but they speak out of their particularfriendship, as any others. but they speak out of their particular friendship, as a muslim and for thejewish community. i stand before you in my capacity as an imam _ i stand before you in my capacity as an imam alongside my dear friend, the rabht — an imam alongside my dear friend, the rabbi. we are all deeply pained try the rabbi. we are all deeply pained by what _ the rabbi. we are all deeply pained by what is — the rabbi. we are all deeply pained by what is happening in palestine and israel. we have found some comfort— and israel. we have found some comfort and a lot of hope in our friendships _ comfort and a lot of hope in our friendships that have been built over many years. we stand together to express _ over many years. we stand together to express our shared commitment to protecting _ to express our shared commitment to protecting the relationship between our communities. british muslims and the jewish— our communities. british muslims and the jewish community have much in common— the jewish community have much in common and there are many personal ties between us. we have celebrated happy— ties between us. we have celebrated happy times together and stood together in solidarity during difficult and challenging times. we have found will sometimes be on opposite — have found will sometimes be on opposite sides, but we live together as neighbours in peace and harmony, disagreeing _ as neighbours in peace and harmony, disagreeing with each other respectfully, without resorting to hate or— respectfully, without resorting to hate or violence. at this critical time _ hate or violence. at this critical time we — hate or violence. at this critical time we share deep concern for the welfare _ time we share deep concern for the welfare of— time we share deep concern for the welfare of everyone. we are determined to do our utmost to prevent— determined to do our utmost to prevent violence and intimidation across— prevent violence and intimidation across our— prevent violence and intimidation across our country, whether on the streets. _ across our country, whether on the streets. in — across our country, whether on the streets, in places of worship, in schools. — streets, in places of worship, in schools, universities or any other institutions _ schools, universities or any other institutions. it is deplorable and wrong _ institutions. it is deplorable and wrong that ourjewish community here has been _ wrong that ourjewish community here has been the target of hate crimes. it is unacceptable that synagogues and jewish centres have been targeted. there has been a 500% rise in anti—semitism. i condemn these attacks— in anti—semitism. i condemn these attacks and — in anti—semitism. i condemn these attacks and call on all fellow citizens _ attacks and call on all fellow citizens to stand up and speak out against _ citizens to stand up and speak out against all— citizens to stand up and speak out against all and every form of hate. i pray— against all and every form of hate. i pray for— against all and every form of hate. i pray for an— against all and every form of hate. i pray for an end to this war and all wars — i pray for an end to this war and all wars and _ i pray for an end to this war and all wars andi i pray for an end to this war and all wars and i pray for the innocent caught— all wars and i pray for the innocent caught up— all wars and i pray for the innocent caught up in— all wars and i pray for the innocent caught up in this carnage. i pray for the — caught up in this carnage. i pray for the safety of everyone, wherever they are _ for the safety of everyone, wherever they are. amen. for the safety of everyone, wherever they are- amen-— they are. amen. thank you, my friend, sheikh _ they are. amen. thank you, my friend, sheikh ibrahim - they are. amen. thank you, my friend, sheikh ibrahim mogra, i they are. amen. thank you, my l friend, sheikh ibrahim mogra, for your important _ friend, sheikh ibrahim mogra, for your important statement. - friend, sheikh ibrahim mogra, for your important statement. as - friend, sheikh ibrahim mogra, forj your important statement. as you have — your important statement. as you have said, _ your important statement. as you have said, of— your important statement. as you have said, of the _ your important statement. as you have said, of the last— your important statement. as you have said, of the last week - your important statement. as you have said, of the last week therel have said, of the last week there has been — have said, of the last week there has been a — have said, of the last week there has been a fivefold _ have said, of the last week there has been a fivefold rise - have said, of the last week there has been a fivefold rise in - has been a fivefold rise in incidents— has been a fivefold rise in incidents of— has been a fivefold rise in i incidents of anti—semitism. has been a fivefold rise in - incidents of anti—semitism. your solidarity— incidents of anti—semitism. your solidarity in _ incidents of anti—semitism. your solidarity in standing _ incidents of anti—semitism. your solidarity in standing up - incidents of anti—semitism. your solidarity in standing up and - solidarity in standing up and speaking _ solidarity in standing up and speaking out _ solidarity in standing up and speaking out clearly - solidarity in standing up and speaking out clearly against| solidarity in standing up and i speaking out clearly against all forms — speaking out clearly against all forms of— speaking out clearly against all forms of anti—semitism - speaking out clearly against all forms of anti—semitism and . forms of anti—semitism and 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board of deputies, the i led by the board of deputies, the jewish— led by the board of deputies, the jewish leadership— led by the board of deputies, the jewish leadership council- led by the board of deputies, the jewish leadership council and - led by the board of deputies, the| jewish leadership council and the leadership— jewish leadership council and the leadership community— jewish leadership council and the leadership community trust - jewish leadership council and the leadership community trust has l jewish leadership council and the i leadership community trust has long condemned — leadership community trust has long condemned and _ leadership community trust has long condemned and continues _ leadership community trust has long condemned and continues to - leadership community trust has long l condemned and continues to condemn all racism _ condemned and continues to condemn all racism directed _ condemned and continues to condemn all racism directed against _ condemned and continues to condemn all racism directed against muslims i all racism directed against muslims from whatever— all racism directed against muslims from whatever source. _ all racism directed against muslims from whatever source. as - all racism directed against muslims from whatever source. as leaders i all racism directed against muslimsi from whatever source. as leaders in the british— from whatever source. as leaders in the britishjewish _ from whatever source. as leaders in the british jewish and _ from whatever source. as leaders in the british jewish and muslim - the britishjewish and muslim communities— the britishjewish and muslim communities we _ the britishjewish and muslim communities we affirm - the britishjewish and muslim communities we affirm the i the british jewish and muslim - communities we affirm the importance of maintaining — communities we affirm the importance of maintaining our— communities we affirm the importance of maintaining our relationships, - of maintaining our relationships, even _ of maintaining our relationships, even and — of maintaining our relationships, even and especially _ of maintaining our relationships, even and especially in _ of maintaining our relationships, even and especially in troubled l even and especially in troubled times — even and especially in troubled times we _ even and especially in troubled times. we have _ even and especially in troubled times. we have so— even and especially in troubled times. we have so much- even and especially in troubled times. we have so much in- even and especially in troubled - times. we have so much in common. there _ times. we have so much in common. there are _ times. we have so much in common. there are many— times. we have so much in common. there are many friendships _ times. we have so much in common. there are many friendships betweenl there are many friendships between us and _ there are many friendships between us and we _ there are many friendships between us and we have _ there are many friendships between us and we have stood _ there are many friendships between us and we have stood together - us and we have stood together through— us and we have stood together through both _ us and we have stood together through both peaceful- us and we have stood together through both peaceful and - through both peaceful and challenging _ through both peaceful and challenging days. - through both peaceful and challenging days. as- through both peaceful and challenging days. as you i through both peaceful and . challenging days. as you say, through both peaceful and - challenging days. as you say, we will sometimes _ challenging days. as you say, we will sometimes have _ challenging days. as you say, we will sometimes have different. will sometimes have different loyalties _ will sometimes have different loyalties. yet— will sometimes have different loyalties. yet it _ will sometimes have different loyalties. yet it is _ will sometimes have different loyalties. yet it is essential. will sometimes have differentl loyalties. yet it is essential we live together _ loyalties. yet it is essential we live together across _ loyalties. yet it is essential we live together across the - loyalties. yet it is essential we live together across the united kingdom — live together across the united kingdom as _ live together across the united kingdom as neighbours- live together across the united kingdom as neighbours and . live together across the united . kingdom as neighbours and fellow citizens. _ kingdom as neighbours and fellow citizens. in— kingdom as neighbours and fellow citizens, in peace _ kingdom as neighbours and fellow citizens, in peace and _ kingdom as neighbours and fellow citizens, in peace and with - kingdom as neighbours and fellowi citizens, in peace and with respect. are you _ citizens, in peace and with respect. are you share — citizens, in peace and with respect. are you share your— citizens, in peace and with respect. are you share your prayers - citizens, in peace and with respect. are you share your prayers for- citizens, in peace and with respect. are you share your prayers for an . are you share your prayers for an ultimate — are you share your prayers for an ultimate end _ are you share your prayers for an ultimate end to _ are you share your prayers for an ultimate end to war. _ are you share your prayers for an ultimate end to war. my- are you share your prayers for an ultimate end to war. my prayersi are you share your prayers for an i ultimate end to war. my prayers too are with _ ultimate end to war. my prayers too are with all— ultimate end to war. my prayers too are with all the _ ultimate end to war. my prayers too are with all the innocent _ ultimate end to war. my prayers too are with all the innocent people - are with all the innocent people caught— are with all the innocent people caught up— are with all the innocent people caught up in_ are with all the innocent people caught up in this _ are with all the innocent people caught up in this horror, - are with all the innocent people caught up in this horror, for- are with all the innocent people caught up in this horror, for alll caught up in this horror, for all who— caught up in this horror, for all who are — caught up in this horror, for all who are hurt _ caught up in this horror, for all who are hurt and _ caught up in this horror, for all who are hurt and grieve - caught up in this horror, for all who are hurt and grieve and i caught up in this horror, for allj who are hurt and grieve and all caught up in this horror, for all- who are hurt and grieve and all who lon- who are hurt and grieve and all who long for— who are hurt and grieve and all who long for the — who are hurt and grieve and all who long for the safety— who are hurt and grieve and all who long for the safety and _ who are hurt and grieve and all who long for the safety and well— being i long for the safety and well— being of their— long for the safety and well— being of their loved _ long for the safety and well— being of their loved ones. _ long for the safety and well— being of their loved ones. we _ long for the safety and well— being of their loved ones. we are - long for the safety and well— being of their loved ones. we are both i long for the safety and well— being. of their loved ones. we are both on the side _ of their loved ones. we are both on the side of— of their loved ones. we are both on the side of life. _ of their loved ones. we are both on the side of life. we _ of their loved ones. we are both on the side of life. we share _ of their loved ones. we are both on the side of life. we share deep- the side of life. we share deep concern — the side of life. we share deep concern for— the side of life. we share deep concern for the _ the side of life. we share deep concern for the welfare - the side of life. we share deep concern for the welfare of - the side of life. we share deep- concern for the welfare of everyone and pray— concern for the welfare of everyone and pray for— concern for the welfare of everyone and pray for a — concern for the welfare of everyone and pray for a better— concern for the welfare of everyone and pray for a better future - concern for the welfare of everyone and pray for a better future for- and pray for a better future for all. and pray for a better future for alt amen _ thank you both, sheikh ibrahim, and rabbijonathan, for this important rabbi jonathan, for this important sign rabbijonathan, for this important sign of friendship and solidarity. studio: we will leave the statements they're given by both a rabbi and imam, and you can also see the archbishop of canterbury there, all collectively calling for peace in the israel gaza war. stay with us, headlines next on bbc news. hello again, it was a cold and frosty start to the day across northern areas this morning, but it will turn milder in the next few days. today essentially we are looking at hazy sunshine and a mainly dry day but a strong delete max storms show their hand across the country tomorrow, it will turn heavy rain. this is the storm moving up heavy rain. this is the storm moving up from the bay of biscay across our shores. you can see from the weather fronts and isobars it is bringing wet and windy conditions with it. this is the rainfall accumulation chart, it runs wednesday to saturday. there is going to be a lot of rain. widely looking at 30—50 millimetres was up where we see white across the south—east grampians, the met office has yet though weather warning out for as much as 200 millimetres of rainfall across higher ground and it could lead to some disruption. showers moving from south—west england into south—west wales and temperatures, 11-17 north south—west wales and temperatures, 11—17 north to south. up a touch on yesterday. through this evening and overnight the rain continues to advance through north wales, clipping north west england, moving through northern ireland and getting into scotland. there will be some further heavy showers coming in across southern england and it will be a blustery night but it won't be a cold night. as we go through tomorrow, storm babet moves across our shores, tomorrow, storm babet moves across ourshores, look tomorrow, storm babet moves across our shores, look at the isobars, the wind is picking up and rain particularly in the west and south will be heavy, but we have rain moving northwards across scotland which will clear and then some heavy downpours, some of which will be thundery, but still a lot of dry weather. the wind picking up, widely weather. the wind picking up, widely we are looking at gusts of between the low 30s and mid 405. temperature the low 305 and mid 405. temperature wise, up a touch again, looking at ten in the north to 19 in the south. a5 ten in the north to 19 in the south. as we move into thursday, 5ome ten in the north to 19 in the south. as we move into thursday, some heavy rain coming in acro55 north—east scotland in particular, 5ome rain coming in acro55 north—east scotland in particular, some heavy rain acro55 northern england. heavy downpours for the rest of england, wales and northern ireland, and it's also going to be windy. gale5, even 5evere gale5, acro55 also going to be windy. gale5, even 5evere gale5, across the far north of scotland. windy in areas adjacent to the north sea. even on friday, it's going to be wet and windy. the northern i5le5 on the east coast seeing gale5 or severe gale5, and also large waves and then it turns al5o large waves and then it turns cooler. will come back. —— welcome back. this is bbc news, the headlines... us president biden will visit tel aviv on wednesday — to reaffirm support for israel as it prepares a ground offensive into gaza. gaza'5 health system is on the verge of collapse, the un says — as israel continues its 5iege and air5trike5 aimed at destroying hama5. and police in brussels searching for a gunman who killed two people have shot dead a man in a cafe. to return to events in the middle east because a british teenager who is missing from her sister... —— a british teenager mi55ing with her sister after the hamas attack5 — has been murdered. family members have told bbc news that 13 year—old yahel is now confirmed as having been killed in the attack. her mum lianne was also murdered. her british 5i5ter noiya, 16, and her dad eli are still missing. live now to our special correspondent, lucy manning. what more do we know about the circumstances of her death? it is all very sad _ circumstances of her death? it is all very sad news _ circumstances of her death? it 3 all very sad news from israel. we reported last night that yahel, ju5t reported last night that yahel, just 13, and her sister noiya, 16, were missing after the hammer attack and we were told by family members this morning —— after the hamas attack. we have had yahel has been murdered, her sister is still missing. her mother liane i5 her sister is still missing. her mother liane is also missing. we spoke to people in israel and we heard that 13 yahel being described as funny, she loved to sing and dance, and perform. the family understandably are devastated by this news and they are still waiting for news on the whereabouts of noiya. the family are from one of the kibbutz near the border where families were slaughtered in their homes and others were taken away, and here we have a british family, two teenage sisters, their mum and we now know that the mum and a 13—year—old have been murdered and the family await news on their other daughter and that dad. in a statement yesterday about the mother lianne, she had moved from england to work and live in the kibbutz. they described her as a beloved mum and aunt, and said she had really enriched people's lives but a sad start morning with this news from israel that the british teenager yahel has been murdered. yes. israel that the british teenager yahel has been murdered. yes, a desperately _ yahel has been murdered. yes, a desperately sad _ yahel has been murdered. yes, a desperately sad story _ yahel has been murdered. yes, a desperately sad story and - yahel has been murdered. yes, a desperately sad story and of - yahel has been murdered. yes, a l desperately sad story and of course now a long wait to discover the whereabouts of those other family members. just remind us, we heard from the prime minister yesterday telling parliament another ten people are still missing and the government does fear that some of those could also be dead. i government does fear that some of those could also be dead.— those could also be dead. i think the official— those could also be dead. i think the official government - those could also be dead. i think the official government figures i those could also be dead. i think l the official government figures are six british citizens have been murdered and ten are missing. it is unknown whether they are kidnapped or have been murdered as well, spoke to anotherfamily or have been murdered as well, spoke to another family yesterday, british family and also spoke to elliott young his brother had been killed, he was from london, serving in the israeli army and there are others, one from scotland, also a british photographer, so we are starting to hear more british names and unfortunately because there are ten missing, we will probably start to hear more of the stories affecting british citizens but this is citizens from throughout the world, not just citizens from throughout the world, notjust israelis but people from other countries as well. 1400 people killed in that hamas attack and this familyjust one family that has been destroyed. familyjust one family that has been destro ed. . ~ familyjust one family that has been destro ed. ., ,, , ., , familyjust one family that has been destro ed. . ~' , ., , . familyjust one family that has been destro ed. . ~' , . ~ destroyed. thank you very much. we will sta in destroyed. thank you very much. we will stay in london _ destroyed. thank you very much. we will stay in london because - destroyed. thank you very much. we will stay in london because we - will stay in london because we showed you a joint statement a few moments ago. where archbishopjustin welby is set to address the ongoing conflict —— where archbishopjustin welby addressed the ongoing conflict in gaza alongside leaders from the muslim and jewish faiths. theirjoint statement aims to promote peace and harmony among different faith communities in the uk. let us speak to now with our faith and ethics reporter harry farley. the archbishop is appealing for the creation of a humanitarian corridor in gaza. the significance of three faiths coming together to make an appeal. yes, we heard from the archbishop of canterbury, justin welby, as well as to other faith leaders who spoke on their communities here, saying they stand against any form of hatred or violence againstjewish people or any other community here. the rabbi and the sheikh spoke of their personalfriendship and and the sheikh spoke of their personal friendship and connections between the muslim and jewish communities here in the uk acknowledging that they sometimes stand on opposite sides and disagree with each other but they called for an end to any kind of hatred or violence against their communities here in the uk in the context of course of all this and the reason these faith leaders felt they had to come out and make the statement is there has been a significant rise in anti—semitic incidents in particular since those attacks by hamas at the weekend before last and the metropolitan police telling us that in the week since those attacks there was 175 anti—semitic incidents and a similar number of offences in london compared to 14 and 12 last year and the metropolitan police also said there had been a rise in the number of islamophobic incidents although not such a significant rise. that is why these faith leaders felt they had to come out and make this statement and make an appeal to any kind of discrimination. two real aims of that, one about promoting peace and harmony and the other being a comment on the humanitarian state in gaza just now with them saying civilians cannot bear the cost of terrorists. "but in the face of a ground offensive in gaza, i plead that the sins of hamas are not borne by the citizens of gaza, whothemselves have faced such suffering over many decades. the price of evil cannot be paid by the innocent. civilians cannotbear the costs of terrorists," he said in a statement. "over two million civilians in gaza, half of them children,are facing a catastrophe. yes, the archbishop of canterbury referring to an anglian hospital —— my anglican hospital. as you say, all these communities we heard from today, the anglican, muslim and jewish communities all have deep ties across the region, particularly in jerusalem ties across the region, particularly injerusalem where there three faith communities meet and they all have called for peace in the region but also peace between communities here in the uk as well. thank you. let's take you to brussels now... a man has been shot dead by police in brussels. the authorities have confirmed his identity as a 45—year—old man. the police has confirmed he is the gunman who opened fire in central brussels on monday evening and killed two swedish nationals. prosecutors are treating the attack as terrorism. a euro 2024 qualifying football match in the city, between belgium and sweden, was abandoned at half—time, and supporters were temporarily held in the stadium. authorities have now raised the alert level in brussels to its highest level. live now to sofia bettiza in brussels. ring is up—to—date. we can confirm one man has been shot dead by police, it happened a few metres away from where i am standing in a cafe in that street which, as you can see, has now been cordoned off and there was quite a big police presence here in brussels this morning. as you said, the authorities have confirmed the identity of the man that was shot dead, he is a 45—year—old man of tunisian origin who apparently was living in belgium in this neighbourhood illegally. the motive, just to remind you about what happened here last night, the gunmen opened fire at around 7pm at night, he had an assault rifle and he shot dead two people in the street and injured a third person. we have seen a video where the man is filming himself and speaking in arabic, he is saying that he killed people in the name of god and the belgian federal prosecutor has seen that video and said they believe that was the gunman. they are treating this as a terrorist attack and they believe that the man was inspired by the islamic state group. for now, thank you very much. that is the very latest from brussels. around the world and across the uk, you are watching bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. uk wages are outstripping inflation for the first time in nearly two years, according to official figures. the office for national statistics said that regular earnings rose by a near record of 7.8% in the three months to august. that means that wages are now rising faster than prices — for the first time since october 2021. rolls—royce has announced plans to axe up to 2,500 jobs globally to create a "more efficient and effective" company. that's about six per cent of its global workforce. the company, which makes engines for aircraft, is based in derby. it employs 42,000 people around the world with about half based in the uk. humza yousaf is to pledge an extra £300 million to help cut nhs waiting lists by 100,000 patients by 2026. the first minister will make the announcement during his keynote speech to the snp conference in aberdeen. it comes after delegates agreed a new independence strategy. you are with bbc news. welcome back. india's supreme court has ruled against petitions seeking to legalise same sex marriage. the government — led by the hindu nationalist bjp — and religious leaders have been strongly opposed to same—sex unions, saying they are against indian culture. a five—judge bench of the supreme court headed by the chiefjustice of india heard arguments in the case back in april. live now to our south asia correspondent, samira hussain. welcome to you. huge disappointment, won't there be, for those who argue that a ban would deny couples their constitutional rights? it that a ban would deny couples their constitutional rights?— constitutional rights? it was a really nuanced _ constitutional rights? it was a really nuanced decision. - constitutional rights? it was a really nuanced decision. in i constitutional rights? it was a i really nuanced decision. in which the supreme courtjustices were unanimous in saying they believe that same—sex marriage should be allowed but it was not within the scope of what the supreme court could do that legalising same—sex marriage was something that had to be done by parliament. what it did say is that marriage is not protected under the constitution but for it being free from any form of discrimination including sexual discrimination including sexual discrimination is something that is protected in the constitution and because married couples are able to get a whole bunch of benefits like tax breaks and pension benefits and making medical decisions for their partners, that is something same—sex couples cannot avail themselves of so the supreme court has said that you need to create a parliamentary committee and you need to regulate and find ways to make sure you are not in violation of their rights do not in violation of their rights do not be discriminated against. that was the view _ not be discriminated against. that was the view from _ not be discriminated against. that was the view from the legislators and lawmakers but there was a real show of unity from the religious leaders arguing against same—sex marriage. leaders arguing against same-sex marria . e. . leaders arguing against same-sex marriaue. ., ., ., , marriage. indeed and for them it was a marriaue marriage. indeed and for them it was a marriage being _ marriage. indeed and for them it was a marriage being very _ marriage. indeed and for them it was a marriage being very much - marriage. indeed and for them it was a marriage being very much between| marriage. indeed and for them it was i a marriage being very much between a man and woman and needing to be heterosexual. it is really rare to see unity among the main religious groups here in india but there it was and part of the government's argument was that this goes against indian values, same—sex marriage, and this is really more of an urban, elitist, western idea and that is something the supreme court counted saying there's a very long history of same—sex couples in same—sex unions in in this country. of same-sex couples in same-sex unions in in this country.— unions in in this country. thank ou. let's return... to the main developments in the ongoing situation involving israel and its war against hamas. the us secretary of state — anthony blinken — says president biden is to travel to israel to show his support for the israeli people. secretary blinken also said the us and israel have agreed on a plan to allow humanitarian aid into gaza in a way that doesn't benefit hamas militants. in a separate development — the un security council has rejected a russian draft resolution calling for a huminitarian ceasefire in the israeli—palestinian conflict. the us ambassador said the draft�*s failure to condemn hamas was outrageous, hypocritical, and indefensible. our correspondent rushdi abu alouf who is in the city of khan younis in the southern area of the gaza strip spoke to us earlier. yes, there was three air strikes that killed over 100 people according to health ministry here who said all of them are civilians and those of people who have accumulated from their homes in gaza city in the north and that people thought this area was safe. i was talking to some people here and they said after the strikes, what is the reason for being in a so—called safe area so we want to go back to gaza city. very worrying moment for the people, for more than 600,000 people who are taking this city, khan younis in the south and rafah. 90% of those who are killed are not from that area, 90% of them have had a troubling journey from the last couple of days from their homes in gaza city in the north and came all you way here to khan younis to feel more safe and they were killed according to local authority who said this is a crime and israel are sending people here to kill them. the suffering, tragedy stories are in every corner. every person you meet here, whether a doctor struggling to find a couple of hours to sleep or a businessman who left behind big business in gaza city and is now with his family, has to live in a shelter or a school, you go there and you find a very long queue of people just waiting for hours to get five pieces of bread that is not enough for 50 people, the family that they are with. you see someone begging to buy water in the water is not available. israel is bringing water to the area but there is no electricity to bring the water to the house is so 90% of the houses in southern gaza which accommodates more than two thirds of the gaza strip overall population do not have water, they have to buy water. that was our correspondence inside gaza, in khan younis having moved from the north of gaza, heeding the warning from the israeli authorities. top us diplomat, antony blinken said president biden will focus on securing the release of hostages taken — while underscoring the need to minimise civilian casualities in gaza by hamas. our correspondent david willis gave us this update. president biden as part of this visit will be receiving what's called a classified and comprehensive brief on israel's war aims and strategy. now, of course, a key element of that strategy is thought to be some sort of ground invasion. and it's become clear that given the full throated support for israel's right to defend itself earlier on, the united states has grown increasingly concerned about the possibility of some sort of humanitarian crisis, given the fact that water and food supplies are already said to be running low in parts of the enclave and so on. so part of this meeting today with benjamin netanyahu on the part of the us secretary of state, antony blinken was it's thought to ring some sort of humanitarian reassurances on behalf of the united states and some of its arab allies regarding the possible terms of that ground invasion, if you like, the creation of safe areas for palestinian civilians who obviously do not want to get involved in what's going to be happening there, and also some sort of means of getting humanitarian foreign aid into those who are not involved with hamas. that was the latest from the white house from david willis. just to remind you if you're away from television there was much more detail on what is a fast developing story in the middle east on the bbc live page there with some of the latest updates and we've heard about the humanitarian situation unfolding in gaza and we are told hundreds of lorries with vital supplies are headed to the only crossing in gaza which we've spoken about, the rafah crossing between southern gaza and egypt and it remains for now closed. yesterday there were further israeli air strikes around that crossing and egypt said it will not openly crossing until it is deemed safe to do so and it is hoped that could be one way forforeign do so and it is hoped that could be one way for foreign nationals to be able to leave gaza and for much—needed food aid to make its way in so we are told hundreds of lorries are stationed near the border crossing ready for it to open in the world food programme telling us food supplies in gaza are running very low saying we are stockpiling food. you are watching bbc news. lets talk more about that situation. the united nations says israel's total siege of gaza, cutting off fuel, food and electricity supplies, is causing a deepening humanitarian crisis. it's warning more help is needed to support the hundreds of thousands of palestinians who've moved from the north of the territory, to the south. but there are those who are refusing to leave their homes, saying there's little support and aid for them if they do move. our former gaza correspondent, jon donnison has more. much of the north of gaza looks unlivable. this is jabalia, once one of the world's most densely populated neighborhoods and where those who've survived are clinging on. not far away, abu jaleel is one of them, trying to squeeze the last drops out of gaza city's water system, cut off for days. we will not leave, he says. we can't. even if they destroy our homes, where will we go with a family of five or six? multiple families are now packed into apartments after their homes were destroyed, but they say it's not safe to move south. the bombing is happening without warning, says while el ashi. and if i leave with 50 members of my family, where are we going? —— and if i leave with 50 members of my family, where are we going to get food and water? and this is where people are being told to go. amid the destruction in southern gaza, the homeless and the hungry who fled the north in their hundreds of thousands are trying to survive. "we have nothing that we need to live," says this man who fled south. we're living in a dump, and if we move, we'll die. amid the detritus and with too few toilets, many are fearful about the spread of disease. there's food, but not enough. all this will feed less than 2000 people, says amir. just a fraction of those in need. there are long queues to get bread but it's being rationed. "we've been waiting here since six in the morning," he tells us. just to get food, to feed the kids. "we will run out of flour," the baker says. in two days, maximum. clean water is also in short supply. and all the while, the hospitals in the south, like in the rest of gaza, are overwhelmed with patients. from the old to the very young. seven days. ten days. four days. born amid the chaos less than a week ago. what kind of life lies ahead of her? john donnison, bbc news. we will talk more about the unit share humanitarian crisis —— we will talk more about the humanitarian crisis point here is the senior in brussels, the police presence there after police shot dead a man who killed two swedish nationals. a third person was injured in a rifle attack. that attack took place very close to where the euro 2024 football tournament was being played between belgium and sweden. that tournament was postponed as a result fans kept inside the stadium as you would expect given the concern the over security and brussels this morning now put on its highest terror other. just the capital, this does not apply to the rest of belgium but now brussels being put on its highest terror alert since the gunman, believed to be a man of tunisian origin in belgium illegally after having his asylum application rejected so that scene live in brussels, but let's take you to gaza because you're following events are very closely out of the expected ground invasion and we know the us president will visit on wednesday and we've heard from our correspondence there on the ground suggesting that much touted ground invasion could possibly be delayed for a whole host of reasons and the weather has been a concern for the authorities but also there is a delay while the humanitarian situation is resolved. we are seeing about the worsening humanitarian crisis with eight unable to reach those who need it because gaza is effectively shut off right now, one of the only routes out of the territory on that southern rafah crossing which remains closed and us authorities hope it will reopen to allow some foreign nationals to leave and for some much needed aid to be brought in so clearly an emphasis on resolving in some way that humanitarian crisis before the ground invasion begins in president biden will arrive there on wednesday with suggestions of fighting will not begin before then. we will have the headlines for you very shortly at the top of the hour but we will pause briefly for the weather with carol. hello again. it was a cold and frosty start to the day across northern areas this morning, but it will turn milder in the next few days. today essentially we are looking at hazy sunshine and a mainly dry day but as storm babet show its hand across our shores from tomorrow it's going to turn windier, there will be heavy rain and it will turn milder as well. so what's happening tuesday into wednesday, this is storm babet coming up from the bay of biscay, moving across our shores. you can see from the weather fronts and isobars it is bringing wet and windy conditions with it. this is the rainfall accumulation chart, it runs wednesday to saturday. there is going to be a lot of rain. the keys here, widely we're looking at 30—50 millimetres. but where we see whites across angus and the south—east grampians, the met office has a yellow weather warning out at the moment for as much as 200 millimetres of rainfall on higher ground that could lead to some disruption. today, though, a lot of dry weather, a lot of sunshine, albeit hazy. showers moving from south—west england into south—west wales, and temperatures, 11—17 north to south. up a touch on yesterday. through this evening and overnight the rain continues to advance through north wales, clipping north—west england, moving through northern ireland and getting into scotland. there will be some further heavy showers coming in across southern england and it will be a blustery night but it won't be a cold night. as we go through tomorrow, storm babet moves across our shores, look at the isobars, the winds picking up and rain particularly in the west and south will be heavy, but we have rain moving northwards across scotland which will clear and then some heavy downpours, some of which will be thundery, but still a lot of dry weather. the wind picking up, widely we are looking at gusts of between the low 305 and mid 405. temperature—wise, up a touch again, looking at ten in the north to 19 in the south. as we move into thursday, some heavy rain coming in across north—east scotland in particular, some heavy rain across northern england. heavy downpours for the rest of england, wales and northern ireland, and it's also going to be windy. gales, even severe gales, across the far north of scotland. windy in areas adjacent to the north sea. even on friday, it's going to be wet and windy. the northern isles and the east coast seeing gales or severe gales, and also large waves, and then it turns cooler. thanks live from london. this is bbc news. the us president will visit tel aviv on wednesday to reaffirm support for israel as it prepares a ground offensive into gaza. the un warns that gaza's health system is on the verge of collapse as israel continues its siege and airstrikes aimed at destroying hamas. at a gathering of faith leaders in london, the archbishop of canterbury, justin welby, calls for israel's evacuation order for hospitals in northern gaza to be reversed. and police in belgium have shot and killed a man suspected of killing two swedish football fans in brussels on monday. india's supreme court has ruled against — india's supreme court has ruled against petitions seeking to legalise same—sex marriage. the us presidentjoe biden will visit israel on wednesday in a show of support after more than 1400 people were killed by hamas gunmen last weekend. mr biden will be briefed on plans for war against hamas militants. the announcement about mr biden's visit was made by the us secretary of state antony blinken after late night talks in tel aviv.

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