IDF spokesman in a statement: "In the two volleys, less than 100 missiles were launched from Iran, most of them were intercepted"; a man and a woman were found in serious condition at the scene of the strike in Ramat Gan https://bit.ly/4kFRcwr

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Verifying images from the Israeli hospitalpublished at 13:44 British Summer Timepublished at 14:44Richard Irvine-BrownBBC Verify journalist Since first thing this morning we’ve been authenticating footage and images showing the aftermath at a hospital damaged by an Iranian missile in the southern Israeli city of Beersheba.Israel says the hospital took a direct hit from the missile, while Iran says its target was a nearby military site and that the hospital was affected by a “blast wave”. As usual we reverse image-searched the photos to check they hadn’t been posted online at an earlier date. We did not find any matches when we ran checks on all three of them below.The first verified image you can see was taken from a video showing smoke billowing from the roof of the hospital. We confirmed this image using reverse search and weather analysis.The next image shows the damage inside the hospital, which we matched to historic images of the hospital’s interior we found on Facebook.The bottom one shows people evacuating the hospital following the strike. We identified the location by matching the distinctive purple, white and yellow flower acrylics on the wall with images of the hospital’s interior on Google Maps. New record low for planning permissionpublished at 12:57 British Summer Timepublished at 13:57Daniel WainwrightBBC Verify Another story being followed by BBC Verify today is the latest data on planning permission for housing in England - which has fallen to another record low.There were 7,027 permissions for housing granted by local authorities between January and March. This is down more than 10% on the same months in 2024 (7,870). Each permission granted can refer to anything from a single home to a large housing development.However, the proportion of housing applications refused is at its lowest since 2013 with 23.5% turned down. A year earlier, it was 30%.Data published by the government, external shows the number of individual homes granted permission in the year ending March 2025 also fell below one million for the first time since 2015.Not all homes granted permission actually get built.Planning permission is one of the earliest indicators of whether housebuilding in England can ramp up enough to deliver the 1.5 million homes the Labour manifesto promised by the end of this Parliament.And the overall number of planning applications received by councils in general was up 6% in a year - although this is not broken down into homes and other types of use.You can see the figures for your area in our interactive housing tracker.Image source, 2025 Internet restrictions remain, but some Iranians turn to Starlinkpublished at 12:14 British Summer Timepublished at 13:14Matt MurphyBBC Verify senior journalist Image source, NetblocksIran’s communications ministry announced yesterday that it had restricted internet access across the country, alleging that Israel had been using the "communication network for military purposes". Analysts at the internet monitoring organisation Netblocks said that the near complete blackout has continued on Thursday morning, with restrictions on access now approaching 20 hours.Isik Mater, Netblocks' director of research, told BBC Verify that a limited amount of access has been maintained, but said it was unclear who was able to use it.Mater also said that the group has had contact with some internet users in Iran who have been evading restrictions by using Starlink - the satellite technology company controlled by Elon Musk.Starlink provides internet services via a network of satellites, allowing subscribers to bypass restrictions on domestic networks. However, users need to have access to a dish - or terminal - to connect to the satellite array.While Tehran has formally banned Starlink terminals, analysts have estimated that thousands of units may have been smuggled into the country by Iranian citizens in recent years. Assessing the damage at hospital in Israel after Iranian missile blastpublished at 11:44 British Summer Timepublished at 12:44Jake HortonBBC Verify We’ve been assessing footage showing the aftermath of what the Israeli military says was an Iranian missile strike at a hospital in southern Israel this morning.Israel says the Soroka site was directly hit - but Iranian state media has reported that authorities there say military infrastructure next to it was struck and the hospital was damaged “by the blast wave”.We’ll be putting verified video and images of the aftermath to munitions experts and asking them to assess what happened.Our team has verified a video of the site’s exterior that shows smoke rising from the roof which appears to have partially collapsed.There are also images coming in from picture agencies and the BBC is deploying reporters to the scene who will be sending us more footage of the site.Once we have expert analysis of what exactly the damage tells us about the strike we’ll bring it to you. Verifying video of the damage to Tel Aviv by Iranian strikespublished at 11:14 British Summer Timepublished at 12:14Peter Mwai and Richard Irvine-BrownBBC Verify Image source, XAs well as images from Soroka Hospital in Beersheba in southern Israel, we’ve been looking at the moment of strikes and their aftermath in Ramat Gan, Tel Aviv, about 60 miles (100km) to the north.One video shows multiple trails and explosions over the very identifiable skyline of the city before smoke rises from an impact among the skyscrapers.Other videos, filmed at street level and a residential balcony, show the degree of damage to several buildings on Zeev Jabotinksy Street, including the Twin Towers.In every instance, the buildings we can see were matched to images already online to make sure of the location, and each video had frames reverse-searched - essentially asking Google to tell us every copy it has cached of videos with those frames - to make sure they are from this morning. Image source, X A visual guide to Iran’s secretive nuclear sitepublished at 09:54 British Summer Timepublished at 10:54 Image caption, A satellite image showing part of the Fordo facility visible above groundThe Fordo nuclear facility is an enrichment plant hidden away in a mountainside south of Tehran. Iran insists Fordo is for civilian purposes only but Israel says it threatens its survival. The site is vital to Iran’s nuclear ambitions - and Israel’s attempts to dismantle them. The plant is believed to be deeper underground than the Channel Tunnel connecting the UK and France. For this reason it’s remained out of reach of Israel’s weaponry and only the US is considered to have a bomb that might be powerful enough to destroy Fordo - a move that could dramatically widen a Middle East war.Our team has put together a visual guide of the secretive site, mapping its location in the mountains and what’s believed to be the layout inside the facility. You can scroll through the guide here. Verifying video from Israeli hospital damaged after Iranian missile strikepublished at 09:21 British Summer Timepublished at 10:21Kayleen DevlinBBC Verify senior journalist Image caption, This image - taken from a video we verified earlier - shows a large smoke cloud in the background with the hospital buildings in frontWe’ve been verifying videos posted on social media after the Israeli military said an Iranian missile hit the Soroka Hospital in the city of Beersheba earlier this morning.Israel says it was a direct hit on the hospital, but Iranian state media reported the main target was a nearby military site. It added that any damage to the hospital was caused by the blast wave. We’re working to verify that statement. We’ve authenticated videos uploaded from within the hospital which show smashed glass inside the building as well as fallen ceiling tiles and broken doors. We were able to match some of the design features seen in today’s footage with older images available online of the hospital interior. In one video posted this morning the interior decoration and shape of the walls matched an image taken from inside the medical complex in 2023.We’ll continue to verify videos that come in throughout the day. Work under way to gather and verify Israel hospital footagepublished at 09:02 British Summer Timepublished at 10:02Rob CorpBBC Verify Live editor Welcome to BBC Verify Live - our daily page bringing you updates on the work of the BBC's specialists in verification, fact-checking, tackling disinformation and data journalism.Since first reports began emerging that an Iranian missile had hit a hospital in southern Israel the team has been checking through online sources for verifiable information about the impact of the strike.Looking through what's been seen so far we know that the strike has caused extensive damage to the Soroka facility in Beersheba - so we'll be assessing the scale of the damage and which parts of the facility have been affected.The state-run Iranian national news agency has said the missile was aimed at a military complex near the hospital and any damage was the result of the blast wave. We will be working to check this claim.Despite a near-total internet blackout in Iran we'll also be looking into overnight attacks there by the Israeli Air Force which says it targeted elements of the country's nuclear programme.

EXPLAINERUsing open-source intelligence and visual evidence, Al Jazeera’s Sanad unit has mapped key Iranian strikes on Israel from Saturday to Monday.Sirens have continued to sound in cities across Israel as Iranian missiles strike for a sixth consecutive day in response to Israeli attacks on Iran’s nuclear, military and other sites since Friday. On Wednesday morning, an Iranian missile sparked a fire in central Israel that appeared to have engulfed several cars. Iran’s Fars News Agency says one of the targets was the Meron airbase, which is in northern Israel. Israeli attacks across Iran have killed at least 240 people since Friday while Iranian attacks have killed at least 24 people in Israel. Military censorship during war Israeli media have reported on some strikes across the country that have resulted in varying levels of damage and casualties. However, due to military censorship enforced during wartime, reports on attacks involving sensitive or strategic targets are often restricted or withheld from the public. Using open source intelligence, including publicly circulated images and videos on social media, Israeli media platforms as well as visual identification of destroyed locations in Israeli cities, Al Jazeera’s fact-checking unit, Sanad, has mapped some of the most significant Iranian attacks on Israel from Saturday to Monday. These sites are shown on the map below: (Al Jazeera) Sensitive locations targeted On Saturday, missiles landed just 300 metres (984ft) from the Israeli Ministry of Defence headquarters (the Kirya) in Tel Aviv.Sign up for Al JazeeraBreaking News AlertGet real-time breaking news alerts and stay up-to-date with the most important headlines from around the globe. This location, often called “Israel’s Pentagon”, is one of the most sensitive and heavily fortified government complexes in Israel, housing key military and intelligence offices. Another strike hit the Weizmann Institute of Science, one of Israel’s leading research centres, located in Rehovot, south of Tel Aviv. The institute is reported to have collaborated with the Israeli military, making it a significant target. Tel Aviv metropolitan area Several areas across the Tel Aviv metropolitan area have also come under fire. In Ramat Gan, a city adjacent to Tel Aviv, missiles struck several towers and residential complexes, causing significant damage and forcing evacuations. Local authorities reported that nine buildings were destroyed. Residences were damaged in a missile attack from Iran in Ramat Gan on June 14, 2025 [Yair Palti/Reuters] The nearby city of Petah Tikva, to the east, was also hit by missile strikes that damaged both residential and commercial areas while in Bnei Brak, a religious school was destroyed. Ultra-Orthodox Jewish men inspect the damage at the site of an Iranian missile strike in Bnei Brak, east of Tel Aviv, on June 16, 2025 [John Wessels/AFP] South of Tel Aviv, Bat Yam experienced the highest levels of destruction and casualties in Israel with nine confirmed deaths and about 200 people injured, according to emergency services. In Rishon LeZion, multiple homes were destroyed, adding to the widespread damage across the region. Israeli first responders work in a residential area hit by a missile fired from Iran in Bat Yam on June 15, 2025 [Ariel Schalit/AP Photo] Haifa refinery In northern Israel, Iranian missiles struck Haifa’s Bazan petrochemical complex, the country’s largest oil refinery, forcing a shutdown of operations. Haifa suffered a second missile strike, which hit several residential buildings in the Neve Sha’anan neighbourhood. Smoke billows up from an Iranian missile attack on an oil refinery in Haifa on June 16, 2025 [Ariel Schalit/AP Photo] Tamra In Tamra, a predominantly Palestinian town of 35,000 people in northern Israel, an Iranian missile killed four women from the same family. Like many Palestinian towns in Israel, Tamra lacks adequate bomb shelters. Damaged cars lie amid the rubble of a damaged building in Tamra after an overnight missile attack from Iran on June 15, 2025 [Ahmad Gharabli/AFP]

Photos published this morning reveal the extent of the destruction caused in Ramat Gan, near Tel Aviv, after overnight Iranian missile strikes. The images show apartment blocks almost completely destroyed and the wreckage of several vehicles among the debris. Iran fired several waves of missiles, killing at least three people and wounding dozens. Damaged buildings and vehicles are seen in Ramat Gan near Tel Aviv on June 14, 2025, after an Iranian missile strike (Photo by Jack GUEZ / AFP) You appreciate our journalism We’re really pleased that you’ve read 7 Times of Israel articles in the past month. You clearly find our careful reporting valuable, in a time when facts are often distorted and news coverage often lacks context. Your support is essential to continue our work. We want to continue delivering the professional journalism you value, even as the demands on our newsroom have grown dramatically since October 7. So today, please consider joining our reader support group, The Times of Israel Community. For as little as $6 a month you'll become our partners while enjoying The Times of Israel AD-FREE, as well as accessing exclusive content available only to Times of Israel Community members. Thank you,David Horovitz, Founding Editor of The Times of Israel Join Our Community Join Our Community Already a member? Sign in to stop seeing this If you’d like to comment, join The Times of Israel Community.

Jerusalem Post/Israel NewsBlasts were heard in Tel Aviv and there are reports of trapped individuals in Tel Aviv and Ramat Gan.A rescue personnel walks next to a damaged vehicle at an impact site following missile attack from Iran on Israel, in Ramat Gan, Israel, June 14, 2025(photo credit: RONEN ZVULUN/REUTERS)ByNOA FEIGENBAUM, JERUSALEM POST STAFFJUNE 13, 2025 21:25Updated: JUNE 14, 2025 22:39An Israeli woman who was critically wounded by Iranian missiles succumbed to her wounds early Saturday morning, and another two were killed after a direct hit in a residential neighborhood in Israel's central district.Over 200people were wounded overall in the Iranian missile barrages, according to official statements from numerous Israeli hospitals. Most of the wounded were treated at Sheba, Ichilov, Beilinson, Wolfson, Kaplan, and Shamir hospitals, and at least 29 of them have been released.Beilinson Hospital admitted 18 wounded, including one in moderate condition and 17 in light condition. Kaplan Hospital treated nine wounded, all in light condition.Twenty-one people were hospitalized at the Wolfson Medical Center in Holon, with two in moderate condition and 17 lightly wounded. Tel Aviv Sourasky Medical Center took in 52 wounded, including one in moderate condition and six in light condition.Six additional wounded individuals were treated at Shamir Medical Center. Five of them are in moderate condition and one in light condition. At Sheba Medical Center in Tel Hashomer, 51 were wounded, including one in serious condition, seven in moderate condition, and 43 lightly wounded, of whom 29 have already been released. Smoke rises from a damaged building in the aftermath of Israeli strikes, in Tehran, Iran, June 13, 2025 (credit: MAJID ASGARIPOUR/WANA (WEST ASIA NEWS AGENCY) VIA REUTERS)Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke with the mayors of Rishon Lezion, Tel Aviv, and Ramat Gan, his office said Saturday, expressed his condolences over the three fatalities, and asked to relay his message to the families. He praised the resilience of the residents of the cities and of all Israeli citizens, and told the mayors that the government would provide all necessary assistance for recovery and support.Numerous calls were received by the 102 emergency hotline in the Gush Dan area following an Iranian missile attack, Israel's Fire and Rescue Authority announced on Friday night.Firefighting teams were dispatched to two main areas, one in Tel Aviv and one in Ramat Gan, after fires were reported due to the strikes.According to the statement, extensive damage was caused in Tel Aviv, and there were concerns about people trapped. In Ramat Gan, there is structural damage as well as people trapped. Magen David Adom has provided medical treatment to 63 wounded individuals.Reports at the time of publication noted that 26 people had been rushed to Sheba Medical Center, one in critical condition, and two were moderate. Thirteen people have been rushed to Belinson Hospital, one in critical condition, two in moderate. Nineteen people have been rushed to Ichilov Medical Center, four in moderate condition.MDA teams have been sent out to search seven places where reports have come in from in Gush Dan.A woman sustained a minor head injury from fallen shrapnel, a MDA spokeswoman said, Israeli media reported on Friday."We were called to a scene with extensive damage from a missile that struck a building. We rescued injured individuals, one of whom was a woman, around 70 years old, in critical condition due to injuries from the debris," said Harel Shashon, deputy director of the Dan region and MDA paramedic. "We provided her with medical treatment and evacuated her while performing resuscitation efforts to the hospital. We also treated a seriously injured man who had suffered shrapnel wounds to his face, and another woman in moderate condition who was also injured by shrapnel. We provided medical care to several other injured individuals in mild condition and evacuated them to hospitals. Large MDA teams are still at the scene, securing the medical response for the building searches and prepared to provide medical care if needed."Iran launched over 150 missiles at IsraelSirens sounded across Israel following the launch of approximately over 150 Iranian missiles and after the IDF had sent an initial warning on Friday to civilians to take shelter as Iranian missiles made their way to Israeli territory.Initial defense assessments indicate that Iran has fired at least dozens of missiles toward Israeli territory.Another barrage was fired by Iran minutes after the initial barrage, the IDF said.Witnesses reported to The Jerusalem Post sightings of interceptions in Israel's skies.Uri Sela and Hodiya Ran contributed to this report.RECOMMENDED STORIESAdmitting defeat? 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0 of 54 secondsVolume 0%Next Up: Part of a Los Angeles tunnel collapses, possibly trapping workers inside00:0700:4700:54 15 people were reportedly trapped inside a collapsed building late Friday in the Tel Aviv satellite of Ramat Gan as projectiles launched from Iran rained on central Israel throughout the day. 15 people were reportedly trapped inside a collapsed building late Friday in the Tel Aviv satellite of Ramat Gan as projectiles launched from Iran rained on central Israel throughout the day.

At midnight on Friday Sveta’s four-year-old daughter was asleep on the floor outside their shattered apartment block, as the rest of the family weighed up where they should spend the night.A missile from the first Iranian salvo fired at Tel Aviv had landed a couple of blocks away, killing at least one person, injuring at least 16 others and damaging hundreds of shops and homes in this quiet residential area.The 37-year-old was sanguine about her own losses, and backed the government decision to attack Iran even though it had so quickly cost her family their home.“I support it completely,” she said as her older daughter stroked their chihuahua. “This is nothing compared to what they will be able to do if they get their hand on the A-bomb [nuclear weapons]. We can’t afford for the Iranians to get them.“We tell [our daughters] that as long as we go to the shelter together, everything is OK. The damage in the house is just material things.”Sveta’s daughters after an Iranian missile hit their apartment block in Tel Aviv. Photograph: Emma Graham-Harrison/The GuardianThe family’s street, in a residential area of Ramat Gan town east of Tel Aviv, was busy with emergency services crunching over shattered glass and other wreckage to reach the building that took a direct hit.It had been reduced to layers of concrete rubble and twisted steel, with an apparently undamaged cabinet hanging incongruously from the remains of the first floor.Two hours after the explosion, rescue teams were still searching through the wreckage for survivors, as a drone buzzed overhead when the sirens wailed again.Damage to Sveta’s building caused by the Iranian strike. Photograph: Emma Graham-Harrison/The GuardianIran launched more than 150 missiles at Israeli in five waves overnight, and though most were intercepted, about 10 got through air defences, a military spokesperson said. Those strikes killed three people in the Tel Aviv area and injured more than 70 others around the country.It was the bloodiest few hours inside Israel since the start of the war in Gaza in October 2023, but the toll was dwarfed by the damage that Israel inflicted on Iran.Yaniv Nimni’s home lost its roof and all its windows in the last barrage just before dawn, when one of the missiles landed in his suburban street in the town of Rishon LeZion, just south of Tel Aviv.“This is only money, as long as the family are OK, that’s what matters,” he said as he surveyed the damage. His only question about the government’s decision to hit Iran was why they left it so long. “It should have been done much earlier,” he said.Rescue personnel work on damaged buildings in Rishon LeZion following a missile attack from Iran. Photograph: Quique Kierszenbaum/The GuardianIsraelis who have become used to occasional strikes from smaller, short-range rockets from Gaza or Lebanon were stunned by the destruction.For saving lives, the country’s shelter network worked. The three people killed in Ramat Gan and Rishon LeZion had been outside protected areas when the missiles struck, authorities said.The two-storey houses next to Nimni’s were stripped back to raw concrete and piles of rubble, their ceilings collapsed, furnishings shredded. Trees in their gardens were snapped to the ground and cars crumpled on the street outside.At the edge of the police cordon in Ramat Gan, Bar, 31, begged to be allowed back into her building for just a few minutes to pick up a few things for her children.The family escaped the bombing because they were staying with her parents. Bar realised they’d had a narrow escape when she recognised her home on the news and, after the all-clear, came back to try to check on their apartment.Iran’s first missile salvo caused a death and injuries and damaged property in the quiet residential area of Tel Aviv. Photograph: Emma Graham-Harrison/The Guardian“They told me I can’t go in because of the damage,” she said. “I’m anxious and in shock, and the kids are very scared. We have nowhere to go, no home to go back to.”Residents of nearby buildings walked past dragging suitcases and weighed down with backpacks. Most were leaving to stay with friends and relatives, because the city government had declared a mass casualty event and was only offering camp beds in a nearby school.A few hundred metres down the road Orly, 27, was helping a friend sweep up shattered glass from the window of a friend’s beauty salon.“You see what a ballistic missile does? We are hundreds of metres away here,” she said. “We were in the shelter when it hit and you felt it. I’ve been through a couple of wars now and I knew this was different.”A beauty salon after Iran’s retaliatory attacks. Photograph: Emma Graham-Harrison/The GuardianElia Digma, 18, lives near a high-rise residential building in central Tel Aviv that was hit in the first salvo and had come to inspect the damage. “It’s a miracle only five people were hurt here,” he said. “It was one hell of a boom, and everything shook.”Shocked by the destruction and braced for more attacks, he too was still confident that a pre-emptive attack on Iran had been necessary.“We are doing what we need to defend ourselves,” Elia said. “The Bible says if someone comes to kill you, you must kill them first. We are ready for anything and everything that will bring quiet.”

Etti Cohen Engel is the second to be named of the three people killed in massive barrages of Iranian ballistic missile fire last night and early this morning. Engel was killed in the missile attack that hit the central city of Ramat Gan last night. Earlier today, it was announced that Yisrael Aloni, 73, was killed in a barrage on the central city of Rishon Lezion. Another person who has not yet been publicly named was killed in the same barrage. In addition to the three people killed, some 70 people were wounded by the approximately 200 ballistic missiles fired from Iran. Most of the missiles were intercepted by air defenses. The military said that around 25%, less than 50, were not intercepted “according to protocol,” meaning they were left to strike open areas without causing damage to any critical infrastructure. A “small number” of missiles made it through air defenses, the IDF said, including in residential areas in Tel Aviv, Ramat Gan, and Rishon Lezion in central Israel. You appreciate our journalism We’re really pleased that you’ve read 7 Times of Israel articles in the past month. You clearly find our careful reporting valuable, in a time when facts are often distorted and news coverage often lacks context. Your support is essential to continue our work. We want to continue delivering the professional journalism you value, even as the demands on our newsroom have grown dramatically since October 7. So today, please consider joining our reader support group, The Times of Israel Community. For as little as $6 a month you'll become our partners while enjoying The Times of Israel AD-FREE, as well as accessing exclusive content available only to Times of Israel Community members. Thank you,David Horovitz, Founding Editor of The Times of Israel Join Our Community Join Our Community Already a member? Sign in to stop seeing this If you’d like to comment, join The Times of Israel Community.

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Ramat Gan is reportedly the hardest-hit in Israel from today’s Iranian missile attack, with at least 9 buildings completely destroyed.

Iranian ballistic missile attack on apartment buildings in Ramat Gan

Breaking: Seven people have been “lightly and moderately injured” following an Iranian strike that hit on the border of Tel Aviv and the city of Ramat Gan in Israel, according to Eli Bin, the head of Magen David Adom, Israel’s emergency services.

Nine buildings in the central Israeli city of Ramat Gan were destroyed and dozens of apartments were damaged in the Iranian missile strike. Some 300 residents were evacuated. At least 63 people were injured in the missile attack, two of whom are in critical condition.

Casualty update: 21 injured in total. A woman was found in serious condition in Ramat Gan, one trapped, another in unknown condition. 2 moderate and the rest light.

In Ramat Gan, Eti Cohen Angel (74), a mother of four daughters, was killed by a missile strike last night. "She was a smiling and beautiful woman, a good woman," said her daughter Nurit Cohen Elshtein. "Her partner was also hit yesterday and is sedated and on a ventilator at Tel Hashomer. It's very difficult for me." The three people killed in the barrages of Iranian ballistic missiles Friday night and early Saturday morning have been named as Etti Cohen Engel, Yisrael Aloni, and Yevgenia Blinder. The three people who were killed were not in shelters when their homes were hit.--Join Jewish News 24 -

14.06.2025 06:59 This evening, reports were received at the MDA 101 emergency hotline about injuries as a result of rockets falling in the Dan Gush. Large forces were immediately dispatched to the scene in ambulances, intensive care units, and MDA drivers on motorcycles, who provided life-saving medical treatment and evacuated 34 injured people to hospitals. The injured people that MDA evacuated this evening: A woman aged 60 in critical condition was evacuated to Beilinson Hospital A man aged 65 in serious condition was evacuated to Sheba-Bet Tel Hashomer Hospital A woman aged 50 in moderate condition was evacuated to Sheba-Bet Tel Hashomer Hospital A man aged 50 in moderate condition was evacuated to Ichilov Hospital 30 lightly injured as a result of the impact and bruises were evacuated to Ichilov, Sheba, and Beilinson Hospitals In addition, 13 panic victims were evacuated from the scene. MDA teams at the scene of the fall in Gush Dan Deputy Director of the Dan Region and Paramedic Harel Sasson: "We were called to the scene with extensive destruction as a result of a missile that hit a building. We rescued the injured, one of whom was a 70-year-old woman in critical condition who was injured as a result of the rubble, we provided her with medical treatment and she was evacuated to the hospital while undergoing CPR. In addition, we treated a seriously injured man who suffered a shrapnel wound to the face, and another woman in moderate condition who was also injured by shrapnel. We provided medical treatment on site to several more lightly injured people and evacuated them to hospitals. Large MDA forces are still at the scene and are providing medical security for the scanning operations in the buildings and are prepared to provide medical treatment if necessary." Jaffa Station Director Paramedic Simcha Simandov: "We arrived at the scene with large forces and immediately began providing medical treatment to the injured on site, with one of them in moderate condition who was hit in the head, and suffering from burns and smoke inhalation as a result of the fire. "We provided medical treatment to him and the other wounded who suffered minor injuries, and quickly evacuated them to hospitals."

14.06.2025 06:59 הערב התקבלו דיווחים במוקד החירום 101 של מד"א על פצועים כתוצאה מנפילת טילים בגוש דן. למקום הוזנקו מייד כוחות גדולים באמבולנסים, ניידות טיפול נמרץ וכונני מד״א רכובים על אופנועים, אשר העניקו טיפול רפואי מציל חיים ופינו לבתי החולים 34 נפגעים הנפגעים שמד"א פינה הערב: אישה כבת 60 במצב אנוש פונתה לבי״ח בלינסון גבר כבן 65 במצב קשה פונה לבי״ח שיבא-בתל השומר אישה כבת 50 במצב בינוני לבי״ח שיבא-בתל השומר גבר כבן 50 במצב בינוני לבי״ח איכילוב 30 פצועים קל כתוצאה מפגיעות הדף וחבלות פונו לבתי החולים איכילוב, שיבא ובלינסון בנוסף פונו מהמקום 13 נפגעי חרדה. צוותי מד"א בזירת הנפילה בגוש דן סגן מנהל מרחב דן ופאראמדיק הראל ששון: ״נקראנו לזירה עם הרס רב כתוצאה מטיל שפגע בבניין. חילצו פצועים, אחת מהם הייתה כבת 70 במצב אנוש שנפגעה כתוצאה מההריסות, הענקנו לה טיפול רפואי והיא פונתה תוך כדי פעולות החייאה לבית החולים. בנוסף, טיפלנו בפצוע קשה שסבל מפגיעת רסיסים באזור הפנים, ועוד אישה במצב בינוני שנפגעה גם היא מרסיסים. הענקנו טיפול רפואי במקום לעוד מספר פצועים במצב קל ופינינו אותם לבתי החולים. כוחות גדולים של מד"א נמצאים עדיין בזירה ומאבטחים רפואית את פעולות הסריקה בבניינים וערוכים להעניק טיפול רפואי במידת הצורך״. מנהל תחנת יפו הפראמדיק שמחה סימנדוייב: ״הגענו בכוחות גדולים לזירה והתחלנו מייד בהענקת טיפול רפואי לפצועים במקום, כשאחד מהם במצב בינוני שנפגע בראשו, וסובל מכוויות ושאיפת עשן כתוצאה משריפה. הענקנו טיפול רפואי לו ולשאר הפצועים שסבלו מפציעות קלות, ופינינו אותם במהירות לבתי החולים״.