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Israel vows vengeance after Iran targets hospital with ballistic missile Thursday
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed to exact a "full price" from Iran on Thursday after a ballistic missile struck the Soroka Hospital in southern Israel. Iranian state television accused Israel of striking its Arak heavy water reactor prior to the attack.
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Israel-Iran live updates: Israel strikes 3rd hospital in Iran, health ministry says
At least 24 people have now been killed in Israel since the country launched its surprise attack on Iran on Friday, according to the latest figures released by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office on Monday. At least 224 people have been killed in Iran by Israeli strikes, Netanyahu's office said on Monday.
Israeli Hospital Hit by Missile From Iran as Part of Broader Attack
Soroka Hospital, located in Beer Sheva, Israel, was hit by a missile from Iran Thursday morning, according to the country’s military and a hospital spokesperson. The hospital has been heavily damaged and officials are still assessing injuries on the scene,
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