The Israeli military says it is on 'high alert' on the Lebanese border after attacks by Hezbollah, whose chief has spoken for the first time since the war broke out. And the parents of Humza Yousaf's wife have made it out of Gaza - two of nearly 100 Britons allowed to leave today.
Heba Alhayey, 29, and Pauline Ankunda, 26, have been charged under the Terrorism Act in connection with displaying images of a paraglider, the Crown Prosecution Service has said. Sky News has seen video of a damaged ambulance and severely injured and dead people outside al Shifa hospital in northern Gaza.
Hassan Nasrallah had not made a single public utterance on the conflict since it began and many wondered whether he was preparing for an all-out war with Israel. But Mr Marshall said the group will work to"calibrate" its response to a level that"raises the stakes but does not necessarily draw in an Israel-Lebanon war".
"The final gear for them is that they have 150,000 rockets, several hundred of them at least are guided munitions, meaning they can reach anywhere in Israel. So they could be targeting the major cities and towns with guided munitions," he said.French Institute and news office in Gaza hit by airstrike, ministry says
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