The police said they were working with the foreign office to establish what has happened to the British nationals missing in Israel.
British counter-terrorism police have launched an appeal for information relating to attacks in southern Israel.
The police said they were working with the foreign office to assist in investigations relating to the missing persons, as well as the repatriation of dead British nationals.Four British men - Jake Marlowe, Dan Darlington, Bernard Cowan and Nathanel Young - have been confirmed dead by their families.Four British men - Nathanel Young, 20, Bernard Cowan, 57, Jake Marlowe, 26, and Dan Darlington - have been confirmed dead by their families.
Dozens of people were seized by Hamas as they launched their attack over the weekend, including many children and elderly people.Several people from foreign countries including the US and UK are believed to be among the hostages.
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Children among 17 Brits feared dead in Israel after Hamas attackForeign Secretary James Cleverly had said on Tuesday that a “significant number” of British-Israeli nationals had been caught up in the conflict, which has already claimed at least 2,100 lives on both sides.
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