on october 7th, shrouq was living in gaza city with her husband roshdi sarraj. by cries explosion almost immediately, they came under israeli bombardment. explosion roshdi, a film—maker, started documenting life under siege for panorama. tonight, it's going to be the tenth day of the continuous invasion on gaza. explosion it's very close. it's unbelievable. on october 7th, at sunrise, hamas unleashed an unprecedented attack on israel. thousands of rockets fired from gaza... ..and thousands of armed men forcing their way across the border. one of their first targets was be�*eri. tack, tack, tack, tack... gunfire. distinctly gunfire. gunshots, radio comms phone pings neighbours began messaging each other. thomas was trapped in his home. he couldn't get hold of emily, even though she was staying nearby with her friend. there was bullets flying all over my head. it was absolutely terrifying. radio comms 132 people were killed at be�*eri. more than 1,200 people were killed in israel on october 7th, 251 taken hostage into gaza. the worst loss of life since the founding

on october the 7th, shuruq was living in gaza city with her husband roshdi sarraj as they came under eli bombardment. roshdi, a film—maker, started documenting life under siege. it's very close. it's unbelievable. theyjust attack again and again, over and over. huge air strike around the whole area now. the next morning, an israeli strike hit the building. roshdi was killed. she's really young to comprehend, what does it mean to lose a dear father? he would be always my best friend. since then, shuruq has moved four times. she's now living in a camp in central gaza. there is no light by the end of this deep tunnel. they destroyed the buildings and also the near future of the gazan people. and you can see more on panorama at 9:00pm, bbc one — october 7th: one year on. as the events of october 7th unfolded, all eyes turned to gaza. many wondered what form an israeli retaliation would take, and whether further attacks were planned. our gaza correspondent rushdi abualouf was on the ground in gaza that morning, and he spoke to bbc news in those first few hours of what has now become a year

the first shock for me was the killing of roshdi sarraj, third or fourth day of the war. freelancer. i saw him in khan younis, we were evacuating together, i saw him in khan younis and i told him, we are the only two rushdis. we are the two carrying this name, among all the journalists, so be careful about yourself. that is the last time i saw him. the next day he went back to gaza city to collect something from his house, a lens or something, and then the house was destroyed, he was killed. it was the first shock for me. very quickly, wael al—dahdouh, the aljazeera bureau chief, is my close friend. we grew up together, we learn in the same university, we lived in the same building for a long time. suddenly he lost his wife and kid. that day i told the bbc, i can't do anything about him. i have to drive now to see him, and to be with him. the last one i saw when i left gaza that morning, six o'clock in the morning, was leaving my tent in nasser hospital, i saw samer abu daqqa, that al jazeera cameraman. he said, "oh, you are going!" i said, "yes, i wish you will go soon,

on october the 7th, shuruq was living in gaza city with her husband roshdi sarraj as they came under r, started documenting life under siege. it's very close. it's unbelievable. theyjust attack again and again, over and over. huge air strike around the whole area now. the next morning, an israeli strike hit the building. roshdi was killed. she's really young to comprehend, what does it mean to lose a dear father? he would be always my best friend. since then, shuruq has moved four times. she's now living in a camp in central gaza. there is no light by the end of this deep tunnel. they destroyed the buildings and also the near future of the gazan people. and you can see more on panorama at nine o'clock, bbc one: october seventh: one year on i will talk to a reservist in the idf special forces. i will talk to a reservist in the idf specialforces. use i will talk to a reservist in the idf special forces. use one of the first soldier to arrive at one of the area we will talk to him here on the programme in a moment or two. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. with me is b