Israel's military has updated the number of people it believes are being held hostage in Gaza - from 155 to 199.
Hamas's military wing says it has fired a "barrage of rockets" at Jerusalem and Tel Aviv - with sirens sending lawmakers to bomb shelters.
At the same time, UN aid chief Martin Griffiths says Gaza's health system and hospitals are "collapsing before our eyes" without water, fuel and medical supplies.
Israel's military has updated the number of people it believes are being held hostage in Gaza - from 155 to 199.
British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak says at least six British people were among those killed in the initial Hamas attack, and 10 remain missing.
In total, more than 2,700 people in Gaza have been killed in retaliatory strikes by Israel.
Meanwhile, a spokesperson for the military wing of Hamas says there are "about 200 to 250" Israeli captives being held in Gaza.
Hamas said in a recorded video that it has "about 200" hostages, and the rest are being held by "other armed factions".
The group claims it is dealing with the prisoners in accordance with ethics and humanitarian law.
The group said it has captives "of other nationalities who are guests" and it will "release them when circumstances allow it to".
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