eyal. _ decades. thank you for your time, eyal. eyal— decades. thank you for your time, eyal.ayroz, senior lecturer in peace and conflict studies from the university of sydney. we go back to israel and this is one of a number of memorials planned throughout the day as israel marks one year on from the attacks of october seven, when hamas gunmen took 251 people hostage. nearly 42,000 people have since been killed in gaza during the conflict. you are watching bbc news. good evening. and unsettled picture weatherwise going through the next few days, but a pretty start early this morning. red skies as captured by our weather watchers. they have is downpours were to the west, some showers pushing further east at times. not as much sunshine as we saw yesterday. but the chance of some bright and sunny spells as we go through the next few days, accompanied by blustery showers. brisk southerly winds, so the air is mild and warm for the time of year, even. unsettled because low pressure is the dominant force. it is up towards the west of ireland, with bands of rain showers swelling arou

chief intelligence analyst, john miller retired army major mike lyons and israeli journalist nadav eyal, who is also professor at columbia school of international and public affairs. i mean john, the fact that this happened is massive, but how it happened is almost as significant. it seems it's interesting that it's interesting what it wasn't. it wasn't a team of elite israeli special forces acting on intelligence gathered by the mossad and other agencies at a pinpointed location. it was a reserve team very well-trained team on routine patrol infantry team with a tank. and people walking. they spotted people they encountered them shots were fired, and they sent they sent a tank round into that building and then rather than go running in to see who was there? because of booby traps and ieds and everything else they've experienced on their rounds. there. they sent that drone in and they looked at that subject and only later when they were cleared to go in there and look around the rubble and find him. did they see the stark resemblance to who they thought he was? >> they did have been rea