Watch: Hostage families celebrate after Gaza breakthrough

Syrian president Ahmed Al-Sharaa became the first representative of Syria to address world leaders at the United Nations General Assembly for almost sixty years.

The Iraqi President Abdul Latif Rashid has rejected Washington’s argument that the move is a reward for Hamas.

Prime Minister Starmer says the move will "revive the hope of peace" but Israel says it is "nothing but a reward for jihadist Hamas".

BBC Verify's Merlyn Thomas looks at the latest Israeli strikes on buildings in Gaza City city over the weekend.

BBC Verify analyses footage of the suspected drone attacks and images of a device found after the incident.

Qatar, which has mediated indirect negotiations between Israel and Hamas, calls the attack a "blatant violation" of international law.

Mike Huckabee, the United States Ambassador to Israel, has said that plans to recognise a Palestinian state have had "disastrous consequences".

BBC Verify analyses footage from the attack and its aftermath to piece together the timeline of events and what it reveals.

Families of hostages being held by Hamas are protesting across Israel in a day of marches, rallies and demonstrations.

Rida Hijjeh says her daughter has lost 9.5kg, as famine is confirmed in Gaza City.

The BBC's Chief International Correspondent Lyse Doucet is travelling with Palestinian Prime Minister Mohammad Mustafa and Egypt’s Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty.

The BBC's Lucy Williamson says the incident near Nablus was "completely unprovoked".

BBC Verify finds 10 occasions where aid was dropped into an area Israel has warned people not to enter, saying it would put their lives at risk.

Riyad Mansour, Permanent Observer of Palestine to the UN, and Jonathan Miller, Deputy Permanent Representative for Israel to the UN, address a UN Security Council meeting.

BBC correspondent Emir Nader speaks to demonstrators against the Israel's plans for Gaza, including a former soldier who says he no longer supports the government.

Israel has approved a plan to take control of Gaza City, which it says is part of its strategy to end the war.

The Independent newspaper's Bel Trew told the BBC what she saw of the territory from above.

Layan and Mira were killed in proximity to IDF soldiers - the Israeli military says intentional harm to civilians is prohibited and their cases will be examined by the authorities.

Dalia Cusnir tells the BBC "the only way of securing the future of the region" is to return the hostages and force Hamas to down weapons.

Prime Minister Keir Starmer says the plan will go ahead unless the Israeli government takes "substantive steps to end the appalling situation in Gaza".