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here s our international editorjeremy bowen. loud blast. the missile hit the hospital not long after dark. man shouts. you can hear the impact. the explosion destroyed al ahli hospital. it was already damaged from a smaller attack at the weekend. the building was flattened. shouting. very soon, video was posted from gaza of bodies laid out near the ruins of the hospital. so many dead and the size of the explosion, together looked to be having a profound impact on what was already the most dangerous crisis in the middle east in a generation. the wounded were taken across gaza city to shifa hospital. the israeli army s first response said hospitals were highly sensitive and not targets of its military and urged caution about what it called the unverified claims of a terrorist organisation. that statement will not be believed by palestinians and by millions of others in the middle east who see these images. the wounded and the dying pouring into shifa from al ahli arrived ....
we find out whether people are feeling any better off. and coming up on bbc news. england prepare to take on the italians at wembley knowing that just a point will secure their spot at next summer s euros in germany. good afternoon. and welcome to the bbc news at one, live from southern israel. us presidentjoe biden has confirmed he will arrive in israel tomorrow to hear from the israeli forces plans for a ground invasion in gaza. it follows the killings in southern israel ten days ago of more than 1,300 people by hamas, which is classified as a terrorist organisation by many western governments including the uk. in gaza overnight, local officials say more than 100 people were killed in israeli strikes on the south. more than 2,700 palestinians have now died in counter strikes in gaza. the us and israel have announced they will work together to develop a plan to get aid to gaza. we ll hear from our correspondents injerusalem, in northern israel, and in lebanon. but firs ....
killed two, enjoyed a third in a rifle attack. that was during a euro 2024 qualifying matches taking place which is important because it means a lot of swedish people were brussels for the match was the police say the gunmen is believed to be of tunisian origin but was in belgium illegally after having his asylum application rejected. a few lines we are having sent to us. this is from the swedish prime minister, some pretty strong statements from him saying sweden has never been under as big a threat as now. he says sweden and the eu need better border control. he says this is a time for more security, we must not be naive. and as said, the suspected gunman was in brussels illegally but we also know he had been to sweden but was not known to police. the swedish prime minister of course recognising the concern many around the world have right now saying i understand many swedes are afraid and angry, particularly at the suspect not being known by swedish police and he say ....
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 ....
territory again has been heavily bombarded by israeli airstrikes which palestinian health officials have killed at least to,000 750 people in just one week. this is after the attacks last week in israel that killed at least moo people. israel says it is targeting members of hamas, the group designated as a terror organisation by many western governments including the united kingdom. thousands of palestinians who have fled hoping to escape and cross into egypt have found that the rafah crossing is still closed. negotiations are ongoing to open it for aid and dual citizens trying to leave gaza so far no progress has been made on that front. we start our coverage with this report from our international editor, jeremy bowen. anotherwar, of words, has started over who is responsible for the suffering of palestinian civilians in gaza. israel is dropping the bombs. it says blame hamas for killing and kidnapping and, says israel, hiding behind civilians. gazans crowded into un ....