The intense fighting between Israel and Iran continues, four days after Israel launched strikes on Iran. Iran hit Israel with a wave of missiles overnight, with some penetrating the Iron Dome defence system - the number killed in Israel since Friday has risen to 24. The BBC's Hugo Bachega is in Petah Tikva, where an Iranian missile struck a residential building and killed at least three people. Iran's health ministry reports that at least 224 people have been killed in Israeli attacks since Friday. BBC journalists are unable to report from inside Iran due to government restrictions. The BBC heard from dozens of former officials about their role enforcing the brutality of the Assad regime. The BBC's Wyre Davies visits the Kerem Shalom crossing, through which aid for Gaza is currently passing after Israel eased an 11-week blockade. Witnesses tell the BBC about hearing gunshots and the shooter shouting: 'Free Palestine'. Israel says its reopened access for a limited number of aid trucks into Gaza, after blocking supplies from entering the territory for the last 11 weeks. BBC Verify has been looking into the latest strikes and aid situation in Gaza. Dr Rose has been describing life at Nassar Hospital in Gazan city of Khan Younis. About 14,000 babies will die in 48 hours if aid does not reach them, a UN humanitarian chief warns. The BBC's Analysis Editor Ros Atkins looks at how world leaders are responding to Israel's blockade of Gaza. Tuesday's strike killed 28 people, the Hamas-run civil defence said. Israel says it was a precise strike on Hamas. In the first major diplomatic trip during his second term, the president is hoping to secure significant new investment in the US in the four-day trip to Saudi Arabia, Qatar and UAE. The BBC's Fergal Keane reports on the rise of malnutrition in Gaza's children. British-Israeli hostage Emily Damari, 28, who was held captive in Gaza, is visiting the UK for the first time since her release. Buildings burn and land is scorched as wildfires spread outside of Jerusalem. At least four people have been killed and 500 more injured in Bandar Abbas. Netanyahu is the first world leader to visit the White House since the US president announced tariffs on global trading partners. The video was published by the Palestine Red Crescent Society (PRCS), which said it was obtained from the phone of a paramedic who was killed. BBC Verify explains what we know about the incident after reviewing videos that were posted online. Israel has sent more troops into Gaza after resuming airstrikes on what it calls "terror targets". More than 400 people have been killed in Israeli strikes on Gaza, according to the Hamas-run health ministry. BBC Verify’s Nick Beake has been assessing footage of the strikes and building a picture of the damage done. The Israeli military says it is hitting "terror targets" across Gaza. Thousands of Syrians have crossed into Lebanon from the provinces of Latakia and Tartus.
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The ongoing conflict between Israel and Iran has escalated dramatically, with recent missile strikes from Iran resulting in significant casualties on both sides. Following Israel's military actions against Iran, Iranian forces retaliated with missile attacks that have penetrated Israel's Iron Dome defense system. Reports indicate that the death toll in Israel has risen to 24 since the conflict reignited four days ago, with at least three fatalities reported from a missile strike in Petah Tikva that hit a residential building. In contrast, Iranian health officials have reported at least 224 deaths in Iran due to Israeli strikes. The BBC's coverage highlights the challenges faced by journalists, as they are unable to report from within Iran due to government restrictions, limiting the flow of information from the region. Additionally, the humanitarian situation in Gaza is dire, with warnings from the UN about looming infant deaths if aid does not arrive soon, a situation exacerbated by Israel's recent blockade of the territory.
In the context of the humanitarian crisis, Israel has recently allowed a limited number of aid trucks to enter Gaza after an 11-week blockade, as reported by BBC's Wyre Davies from the Kerem Shalom crossing. The situation remains tense, with reports of gunfire and calls for 'Free Palestine' echoing through the region. The rising malnutrition rates among children in Gaza, as noted by BBC's Fergal Keane, and the alarming reports from Nassar Hospital in Khan Younis paint a bleak picture of the ongoing strife. The conflict has also seen a surge in military activity, with Israel resuming airstrikes and deploying additional troops into Gaza, targeting what it describes as 'terror targets'. The casualty figures have surged, with Hamas reporting over 400 deaths in Gaza due to Israeli airstrikes. Meanwhile, the geopolitical landscape continues to evolve, with world leaders responding to the crisis, and the humanitarian implications remain a pressing concern amidst the hostilities.
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