With scores of casualties. Let s hearfrom a displaced civilian who witnessed the attack. Translation: we were sitting in the tent nothin: translation: we were sitting in the tent nothing was translation: we were sitting in the tent nothing was happening. Translation: we were sitting in the | tent nothing was happening. Suddenly a rocket fell over us. Children were in pieces. God is sufficient for us and he is the best guardian of our affairs. Look at as world, have some feeling!. Asa as a hospital there near to the safe zone, what we are hearing is that closer to the zone there is smouldering wreckage. People desperately trying to pick through the large rubble of a big crater with their bare hands. Relatives being consoled. Eye witnesses as we just heard, describing this air strike as feeling like an earthquake. Israeli officials confirmed the head of hamas military wing mohammad deif was the target. Our correspondent in istanbul has more. Our correspondent in istanbul has more, ~. ,
Palestinians to seek shelter there. An eyewitness described the scene to the bbc, saying it was like an earthquake. Doctors at a nearby field hospital are reported to be struggling to cope with scores of casualties. Let s hearfrom a displaced civilian who witnessed the attack. Translation: we were sitting in the tent nothing was happening. Suddenly a rocket fell over us. Children were in pieces. God is sufficient for us and he is the best guardian of our affairs. Look at us, world, have some feeling! our correspondent nick beake is in jerusalem with more on the attack. I ve been listening to an israeli military official in the past 20 minutes or so, and they were asked repeatedly about this. Was this a designated safe zone where palestinian families displaced from elsewhere could expect to be safe? and the official did not directly answer that question, although he was asked a number of times. What he did say, though, was that these hamas leaders had, in his words, cynically set up a c
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hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with us, the broadcaster penny smith, and the home affairs editor of the evening standard, martin bentham. the metro s headline is time to end the online hatred , in the wake of mp sir david amess s murder. the guardian says borisjohson is facing calls to crackdown on social media abuse and end online anonymity, following the 69 year old s death. the is front page vows mps will insist on meeting the public in person and without the police. the southend echo celebrates the conservative mp s wish coming true that southend is granted city status. the telegraph says the covid booster programme is moving too slow , with millions waiting to receive a third dose ahead of winter. in the times, an independent review recommends mi 5 should have greater control over counter terrorism startegy prevent. the photo is an image the paper claims might be the suspect, it caught on cctv. and the ft says the