Israeli hospital damaged and injuries reported in wave of Iranian missile strikes
A hospital in Beersheba in southern Israel has been hit after Iran launched a wave of missiles overnight.
A hospital in Beersheba in southern Israel has been hit after Iran launched a wave of missiles overnight.
Soroka Hospital has been extensively damaged, a spokesperson says, while Israel’s emergency service says at least 65 people have been injured across the country.
Iranian state media reports that the missile strike targeted a military site next to the hospital and not the facility itself.
In Iran, Israel’s military says it targeted nuclear sites including the “inactive” Arak heavy water reactor and Natanz facility.
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