Day 3 of the Iran-Israel war
At least 7 people have lost their lives and more than 180 others, including some in critical condition, have been injured in central and northern regions following Iran's large-scale missile attack on Israel. A 14-story building was leveled in Bat Yam, while a two-story building collapsed in Tamra in the north. The death toll in Iran resulting from Israeli strikes has risen to 215. According to preliminary data shared by HRANA, most of the deceased are civilians.
It has been reported that 3 people lost their lives and many others were injured, 5 of them critically, in central regions of Israel during Iran's missile attack.
Two buildings in the central region were destroyed in the missile attack launched by Iran against Israel.
In a written statement, the Israeli emergency service Magen David Adom announced that 3 people died and 65 injured were treated after a missile struck a 14-story building in the city of Bat Yam near Tel Aviv.
The Israeli emergency service reported that they have treated more than 120 injured, 5 of them critically, in Bat Yam and the southern city of Rehovot.
It was learned that the missile that struck the Bat Yam area caused a powerful explosion, resulting in major damage and destruction to surrounding buildings and vehicles.
Search and rescue operations are ongoing in the building hit by the missile in Bat Yam.
DEATH TOLL IN NORTHERN ISRAEL REACHES 4
4 people lost their lives after a two-story building collapsed in northern Israel during Iran's missile attack.
In a statement from the Israeli Fire and Rescue Services spokesperson, it was stated that there were hits at several points in the missile attack launched from Iran and that one building had collapsed.
It was noted that fire crews were dispatched to the region to extinguish fires and rescue teams were sent to save those trapped.
In a statement from the Israeli police spokesperson, information was shared that there was a hit at one location and that there were injured people there. The Israeli police issued a warning not to approach suspicious objects in the vicinity.
The Israeli emergency service Magen David Adom announced that the missiles struck a two-story building in the Tamra region, east of the city of Haifa, where the Arab population is in the majority in northern Israel, and that a woman who was critically injured had lost her life, while 13 people were injured.
The Israeli emergency service Magen David Adom later announced in a statement that the death toll had risen to 4, but did not share details regarding the injured.
DEATH TOLL IN IRAN RISES TO 215
The toll from Israel's airstrikes on Iranian territory is becoming heavier with each passing day.
The Iran-based Human Rights Activists News Agency (HRANA) announced that at least 215 people have lost their lives and 648 people have been injured so far in the airstrikes that began last Friday.
CIVILIANS TARGETED
According to information relayed from the field by HRANA, the identities of 51 soldiers among those who lost their lives have been confirmed. It was noted that there are at least 31 soldiers among the injured. However, civilian casualties account for the most severe part of the picture. The statement emphasized that the current figures are preliminary and may increase in the coming hours.
While reactions from the world public to Israel's attacks continue, allegations that areas with high civilian density may have been targeted remain on the agenda. Information shared by independent human rights organizations such as HRANA reveals that the bombardments have created devastating effects in civilian residential areas.
News Source : AA
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