Chaos in Several Israeli Cities: 10 Dead, Over 200 Injured In Iranian Missile Attacks! Scenes of Destruction Everywhere

TEL AVIV/TEHRAN: Israeli President Isaac Herzog expressed profound grief over the loss of life and property due to overnight Iranian missile attacks. At least 10 people have been killed, and more than 200 injured in these attacks across several Israeli cities. Additionally, seven people are reported missing. On the social media platform 'X,' Herzog described it as a "very sad and difficult morning."

Herzog wrote, "Last night, our brothers and sisters were killed in Iranian attacks on civilian populations in Bat Yam, Tamra, and other areas. Many are injured. I stand with the grieving families in this sorrow. I mourn this terrible loss. I pray for the recovery of the injured and for finding those missing. We will mourn together. We will triumph together."

According to The Times of Israel, the missiles targeted Tel Aviv, Bat Yam, and the northern city of Tamra, causing widespread destruction. In Bat Yam alone, the search continues for around 20 people whose whereabouts remain unknown.

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The Israeli Defence Forces (IDF) confirmed that soldiers from the Home Front Command’s Search and Rescue Brigade are engaged in rescue operations at sites affected by Iranian ballistic missiles. According to the IDF, four people were killed at one attack site, while over 100 others were injured in various attacks. The total death toll has reached at least 10, with more than 200 people injured.

Hospitals in central Israel are currently treating the wounded. At the Wolfson Medical Center in Holon, 65 people are admitted, five of whom are in critical condition. Seven have minor injuries, and the rest have sustained light injuries.

The Shamir Medical Center in Be’er Yaakov is treating 28 people, one in critical condition, one stable, and 20 with minor injuries. Six others are receiving psychological treatment for anxiety.

The Sheba Medical Center in Tel Hashomer has admitted 37 injured individuals. At the Assuta Medical Center in Ashdod, five people are currently under treatment, one in critical condition, while the others are stable.

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