Israel holds minute's silence to mark one month since Hamas attack

A minute's silence has been held across Israel to mark a month since the Hamas attack in the south of the country that left more than 1,400 people dead and saw hundreds taken prisoner in Gaza.

A crowd gathered for a vigil outside the Knesset, lighting candles for the dead and missing.

At Jerusalem's Hebrew University around 1,000 people also observed a minute of silence and recited prayers.