Isreal holds moment of silence one month after Hamas attack

A moment’s silence has been held in Israel to mark 30 days since the Hamas attack on Israel in which 1,400 people were killed. In Jerusalem on Monday night a vigil had been held with a candle lit for each victim when relatives of the dead gathered at Jerusalem’s Wailing Wall to mark a month of mourning. The ceremony was the first religious commemoration organised at the Wailing Wall since 7 October. It was attended by Benny Gantz, a member of the war cabinet formed by Benjamin Netanyahu after the attack, the deadliest the nation has suffered since its founding in 1948 Israel-Hamas war: live updates Israel and Palestine: a complete guide to the crisis