remarkable to hear the account of yocheved lifschitz, a very feisty . of yocheved lifschitz, a very feistybeen through an appalling experience but talked about it so calmly and rationally. expressing the horror but also the little details about how medication and food was dealt with. about how it was like in those tunnels under the gaza strip and crucially with some very interesting words about the lack of preparation for something like this. towards the end of her remarks, she said my last message is the lack of information from the israeli military hurt us a lot, we were the scapegoat of the government. she talked about how a previous infiltration and the setting alight of fields in the area using these buildings that hamas have sent over the border into areas inside israel, how all of this had been ignored and i think this is really important because i think israelis and the israeli security establishment had got so used to hamas' occasional infiltration being clumsy, not very effective operations across the border that they did not think they presented a threat and of course, on octobe

one of the released hostages, 85, yocheved lifschitz, said she had been through hell, but as she leftshook the hand of her hamas kidnapper. concerns of the war having repercussions in the war having repercussions in the already volatile region are high. jeremy bowen said this report, and a warning, some of the images are distressing. after the doctors had examined yocheved lifschitz, she came out of the hospital in tel aviv saying she went through hell in gaza, from the moment hamas took her as a hostage. translation: l was laying - on a motorcycle, my body on one side and my legs on the other, and the hamas men beat me on the way. they didn't break my ribs, but hurt me very much. like so many israelis, she's astounded by the failure of her country's army and intelligence to protect them. translation: the army wasn't prepared. - we were the government scapegoats. hamas warned us three weeks ahead. they burned our fields, and the army somehow didn't take it seriously. and hamas's detailed planning extended to hostage—taking too. translation: they seemed ready for this. _ they had prepa

yocheved lifschitz, who's 85, said she'd been through hell — but, as she left, she still shook the hands kidnapper. her husband remains in captivity — one of more than 200 people israel estimates are being held after the attacks of october 7th. hamas, designated a terrorist group by the uk, said the release was for humanitarian reasons. the war between israel and hamas is having repercussions in every corner of this volatile region. the first of our reports tonight is by our international editor, jeremy bowen, and it contains some distressing images. after the doctors had examined yocheved lifschitz, she came out of the hospital in tel aviv saying she went through hell in gaza, from the moment hamas took her as a hostage. translation: l was laying _ on a motorcycle, my body on one side and my legs on the other, and the hamas men beat me on the way. they didn't break my ribs, but hurt me very much. like so many israelis, she's astounded by the failure of her country's army and intelligence to protect them. translation: the army wasn't prepared. - we were the government scapegoats. hamas

yocheved lifschitz, who's 85, said she'd been through hell — but as she left she still shook the handapper. her husband remains in captivity — one of more than 200 people israel estimates are being held in gaza after being abducted in the attacks of october 7th. hamas, which is designated a terrorist group by the uk, said the release was for humanitarian reasons. the war between israel and hamas is having repercussions in every corner of this volatile region — as our international editor jeremy bowen reports. this contains some very distressing images. after the doctors had examined yocheved lifschitz, she came out of the hospital in tel aviv saying she went through hell in gaza, from the moment hamas took her as a hostage. translation: l was laying _ on a motorcycle, my body on one side and my legs on the other, and the hamas men beat me on the way. they didn't break my ribs, but hurt me very much. like so many israelis, she's astounded by the failure of her country's army and intelligence to protect them. the army wasn't prepared. we were the government scapegoats. hamas warned us t

yocheved lifschitz, who's 85, said she'd been through hell. her husband is still being held. israel estimates more than 200 hostages are still in gaza after being abducted in the attacks of october 7th. hamas, which is designated a terrorist group by the uk, said the release was for humanitarian reasons. at least 700 people have been killed in gaza in the last 2a hours, according to hamas officials who also say the total number killed is now more than 5,700, including more than 2,000 children. here's our middle east correspondent, yolande knell. he correspondent, yolande knell. may find some of ti her report he may find some of the images in her report distressing. the moment of release. in a video sent out by hamas, they were handed over to representatives from the international red cross. but then she turns, shaking the hands of a masked gunman and saying, peace. soon the women were whisked out of gaza to egypt's rafah crossing and flown to israel. as they arrived at hospital, her daughter, was on her way from london. she spoke to the bbc. �* ., , �* , ., bbc. anger doesn't

yocheved lifschitz�*s daughter described the moment her mum was kidnapped.by shabab people. her husband is still being held hostage. meanwhile, tuesday's expected humanitarian delivery to gaza has been delayed, but the un warns its aid operations will end if fuel supplies don't arrive. some other stories now. a bbc investigation has found that the government failed to act on multiple warnings about a website promoting suicide. at least 50 people in the uk took their own life after visiting it. the government says that the new online safety bill should tackle these kinds of sites. the uk living wage will increase to £13 an hour in london. under the voluntary scheme, employers can choose to pay workers at a higher rate than the government—set minimum wage. we've all got mates who love a swipe on tinder. well, the dating app is changing by letting friends and family recommend potential matches. the feature means users can give others access to their accounts for 24 hours. just imagine the chaos. time now for ten seconds of llamas on the loose in cumbria, bringi

we heard yocheved lifschitz talk about than a _ heard yocheved lifschitz talk about than a couple of— than a couple of days ago to stop right now in tel aviv there is a protest — right now in tel aviv there is a protest by— right now in tel aviv there is a protest by family members of those who are _ protest by family members of those who are missing saying their patience _ who are missing saying their patience is running out and they want _ patience is running out and they want israel to do everything they can to _ want israel to do everything they can to get — want israel to do everything they can to get hostages out. those presses — can to get hostages out. those presses are enormous. joe biden talked _ presses are enormous. joe biden talked about it when he was here the other— talked about it when he was here the other day, _ talked about it when he was here the other day, don't repeat the mistakes of 9/11. _ other day, don't repeat the mistakes of 9/11, don't do what we in the west— of 9/11, don't do what we in the west did, — of 9/11, don't do what we in the west did, don't act

was abducted into what she described as a "spider's web" of underground tunnels. 85—year—old yocheved lifschitz

meanwhile, the freed israeli hostage — 85—year—old yocheved lifschitz — speaks of her ordeal at the hands the way. they didn't break my ribs but hurt me very much. a new life in besieged gaza — but her mother is fighting to survive after an airstrike. at the hospital here, they are struggling to cope with the number of people injured. i've seen people treated in the corridor of the hospitals. live from our studio in singapore — this is bbc news. it's newsday. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around the world. first on the programme, reports of further aid crossing from egypt into gaza. the palestinian red crescent says eight more relief trucks were allowed into the territory in the last hour carrying water, food and medicine. the latest consignment is happening as angry words are exchanged at the un. even war has rules. we must

after the doctors had examined yocheved lifschitz, she came out of the hospital in tel aviv saying shehell in gaza, from the moment hamas took her as a hostage. translation: l was laying - on a motorcycle, my body on one side and my legs on the other, and the hamas men beat me on the way. they didn't break my ribs, but hurt me very much. like so many israelis, she's astounded by the failure of her country's army and intelligence to protect them. translation: the army wasn't prepared. - we were the government scapegoats. hamas warned us three weeks ahead. they burned our fields and the army somehow didn't take it seriously. and hamas's detailed planning extended to hostage—taking too. translation: they seemed ready for this. _ they had prepared for a long time and had everything the hostages needed, even shampoo and conditioner. running this war is getting complicated for the israeli government. the northern border with lebanon is heating up. thousands of troops have been sent there and border towns evacuated in case of war with iran's lebanese ally, hezbollah. prime minister netanyahu

after the doctors had examined yocheved lifschitz, she came out of the hospital in tel aviv saying sherough hell in gaza, from the moment hamas took her as a hostage. translation: l was laying _ on a motorcycle, my body on one side and my legs on the other, and the hamas men beat me on the way. they didn't break my ribs, but hurt me very much. like so many israelis, she's astounded by the failure of her country's army and intelligence to protect them. the army wasn't prepared. we were the government scapegoats. hamas warned us three weeks ahead. they burned our fields and the army somehow didn't take it seriously. and hamas�*s detailed planning extended to hostage—taking too. translation: they seemed ready for this. _ they had prepared for a long time and had everything the hostages needed, even shampoo and conditioner. running this war is getting complicated for the israeli government. the northern border with lebanon is heating up. thousands of troops have been sent there and border towns evacuated in case of war with iran's lebanese ally, hezbollah. prime minister netanyahu has visi

meanwhile, the freed israeli hostage — 85—year—old yocheved lifschitz — speaks of her ordeal at the handsne side and my legs on the other, and the hamas men beat me on the way. they didn't break my ribs but hurt me very much. a new life in besieged gaza — but her mother is fighting to survive after an airstrike. at the hospital here, they are struggling to cope with the number of people injured. i've seen people treated in the corridor of the hospitals. live from our studio in singapore — this is bbc news. it's newsday. welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around the world. first on the programme — reports of further aid crossing from egypt into gaza. the palestinian red crescent says eight more relief trucks were allowed into the territory in the last hour carrying water, food and medicine. the latest consignment is happening as angry words are exchanged at the un. the secretary general says he's deeply concerned about what he calls "clear violations of international humanitarian law" in gaza. antonio guterres did not name names — but he condemned

but hate is an emotion but mine after an emotional reunion, yocheved lifschitz was brought out to speak talking about her capture and how she was held in gaza. my mum is telling the horrific stories. she is saying many, many people, a swarm of people came through the fence. the fence cost 2.5 billion shekels and it didn't help that even a little bit. my mum is saying she was taken on the back of a motorbike with her legs on one side. but she was taken through the ploughed fields with the men in front on one side, a man behind her and while she was being taken, she was hit by sticks. my mum is saying they were very friendly towards them and they took care of them, they were given medicine. today, the french president, emmanuel macron, arrive, meeting french israelis whose loved ones were killed by hamas, or are still missing. this was a trip of wartime solidarity, but the message was also about the need for peace with the palestinians long—term. let me express once again, my solidarity and my friendship and that france stands with you in this awful terrorist act. in gaza, where israel's

after the doctors had examined yocheved lifschitz, she came out of the hospital in tel aviv saying shet through hell in gaza, from the moment hamas took her as a hostage. translation: l was laying _ on a motorcycle, my body on one side and my legs on the other, and the hamas men beat me on the way. they didn't break my ribs, but hurt me very much. like so many israelis, she's astounded by the failure of her country's army and intelligence to protect them. the army wasn't prepared. we were the government scapegoats. hamas warned us three weeks ahead. they burned our fields and the army somehow didn't take it seriously. and hamas's detailed planning extended to hostage—taking too. they seemed ready for this. they had prepared for a long time and had everything the hostages needed, even shampoo and conditioner. running this war is getting complicated for the israeli government. the northern border with lebanon is heating up. thousands of troops have been sent there and border towns evacuated in case of war with iran's lebanese ally, hezbollah. prime minister netanyahu has visited the troo

after the doctors had examined yocheved lifschitz, she came out of the hospital in tel aviv saying shel was laying - on a motorcycle, my body on one side and my legs on the other, and the hamas men beat me on the way.

the moment yocheved lifschitz was handed over to aid workers — her daughter later described the terrifyinge side and her head on another side. more than 700 people are killed in gaza by israeli bombing in the last day, according to hamas officials. we report on what ordinary people there are having to endure. behind this door, doctors are fighting to save the life of a woman. she was badly injured this morning while she was pregnant in an air strike in a neighbourhood in khan younis. also on the programme... the cap on bankers bonuses designed to stop excessive risk taking is being scrapped at the end of next week a rescue operation is under way after this british cargo ship hit another and sunk off the north sea coast in germany — one person's died, four are missing. i'll have a good book one day — a good mysterious book. one of the most talked about memoirs in the world — britney spears in her own words — we've got a copy and will bring you some of the main revelations. and at 6:30pm... later, we will have sportsday on the bbc news channel. we will review the latest action and the key in

severe criticism from the un, as a freed israeli hostage speaks of her ordeal. 85—year—old yocheved lifschitz after an airstrike. the hospitals in gaza, they are struggling to cope with the number of people injured. i have seen people treated in the corridor of the hospital. also on the programme tonight... the cap on bankers' bonuses, introduced after the financial crash in 2008, is to be scrapped. big bang theory — a new model of the evolution of the universe questions whether einstein got it right after all. bagpipe music. and old trafford pays tribute to its most favoured son, manchester united legend sir bobby charlton. 0n newsnight at 10.30 — the palestinian prime minister talks to newsnight. what chance of a peaceful resolution to the conflict in the middle east? dojoin us at10.30. good evening. the un secretary—general says he's deeply concerned about what he calls "clear violations of international humanitarian law" in gaza.

was abducted into what she described as a "spider's web" of underground tunnels. 85—year—old yocheved lifschitzs she was taken from her home in southern israel, beaten up and transported by motorbike into gaza. her daughter translated her story just hours after her release, at the hospital in tel aviv where she's being treated. my mum is saying that she was taken on the back of a motorbike with her body, with her legs on one side and her hide on another side. she was taken through the ploughed fields with the men in front on one side and a man behind her. and that whilst she was being taken, she was hit with sticks by shabaab? yes, shabaab people. until they reached the tunnels. there. there, they walked for a few kilometres on the wet ground. there are huge network of tunnels underneath, it looks like a spider web. ms lifschitz also described clean conditions and guards who treated her well and took care of "every detail". this video, released by hamas, shows the moment she was released, and shook hands with one of the gunmen, saying in hebrew: peace peace. ms lifshitz was released alongside 7