Hi there, from CNN. I'm Charlie Drever with the five things you need to know for Wednesday, October 29th.

We start the episode in Gaza, which has had its deadliest day since the start of the ceasefire was approved between Israel and Hamas almost three weeks ago.

Hospital officials say Israeli strikes have killed at least 91 people, including dozens of children.

The attacks came last night after Israel accused Hamas of killing a soldier and staging the discovery of a deceased hostage.

A U.S. official says they were told ahead of the strikes, here's what President Donald Trump told reporters on board Air Force

won.

Nobody knows what happened to the Israeli soldier, but they say it was sniper fire.

And it was retribution for that, and I think they have a right to do that.

An Israeli military official says Hamas attacked Israeli troops east of the so-called

Yellow Line, which separates Israeli-occupied Gaza Israeli troops east of the so-called yellow line, which separates

Israeli-occupied Gaza from the remainder of the territory, something Hamas denies.

And Hamas is calling the strike's criminal bombardment by Israel.

CNN has reached out to the Israeli military for comment.

Jamaica's Prime Minister Andrew Holness has declared the country a disaster area after

the Category 5 Hurricane Melissa lashed the island nation.

The reports that we have had so far would include damage to hospitals, significant damage

to residential property, housing and commercial property as well.

Damage to our road infrastructure.

Officials say there were close to 15,000 Jamaicans in emergency shelters across the country yesterday,

and more than half a million people were without power.

According to the National Hurricane Center, Melissa is now a major Category 3 storm,

with 120 mile per hour sustained winds and has made landfall in eastern Cuba.

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