According to the medical facility, an Iranian missile struck the main hospital in southern Israel, injuring people and causing “extensive damage.”
The large headquarters of the Israeli army’s Command and Intelligence (IDF C4I) and the military intelligence camp in the Gav-Yam Technology Park were the “main target” of the missile attack early on Thursday, according to IRNA, the Islamic Republic News Agency.
In Be’er Sheva, it was claimed that this facility is near Soroka Hospital.
IRNA claimed that the hospital’s shockwave from the missile attack only caused minor damage.
It stated that “the military infrastructure was a precise and direct target.”
Netanyahu, the prime minister of Israel, blasted the attack and promised a response, saying: “We will demand from Tehran the full price.
In at least two locations close to Tel Aviv, another missile struck a high-rise building and several other residential structures. According to Israel’s Magen David Adom rescue service, at least 47 people were hurt in the attacks.
In its most recent attack on Iran’s sprawling nuclear program, Israel carried out strikes on the country’s Arak heavy water reactor on the seventh day of a conflict that started with surprise airstrikes against military installations, senior officers, and nuclear scientists.
Israel’s military claimed that to prevent the Arak factory from producing plutonium, its fighter jets targeted the reactor core seal.
Israel also asserted that it struck a second site in Natanz that it said was connected to Iran’s nuclear program.
The attack on the Arak site posed “no radiation danger whatsoever,” according to Iranian state TV.
Source: Aljazeera
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