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At least 7 missile impact sites were confirmed across occupied Palestine, including "Tel Aviv" and southern occupied Palestine.
Among them was a direct hit which destroyed an entire building in Soroka Hospital, which regularly treats and is currently treating wounded IOF soldiers, in occupied Bir Al-Sabi'. Several settlers are trapped under rubble.
Entire buildings have been reduced to rubble in Tel Aviv and across occupied Palestine, including the stock exchange building in Ramat Gan.
30 are wounded in "Tel Aviv" in a preliminary toll. 60 others injured in an initial toll as a result of the latest Iranian missile attack on the zionist entity. Soroka Hospital and the "Israeli" Stock Exchange building were directly hit. Soroka Hospital decided to evacuate the hospital due to a suspected leak of a hazardous material.
Hospitals in the zionist entity have been known to contain military infrastructure, including command centers, barracks, and other facilities for zionist forces.
Under "civilian" infrastructure in "Tel Aviv" is a sprawling military bunker known as the "Fortress of Zion," an IOF command post beneath the city.
In the past few days, US-backed zionist forces bombed Farabi hospital in Kermanshah, Iran. The IOF continues to enforce a brutal siege on the hospitals in Gaza, which it hasn’t completely bombed out of service in the past 18 months of the genocidal war. 34 hospitals in Gaza have been attacked or put completely out of service by the IOF since October 2023.
From Iranian News Agency:
- Iranian missiles targeted the “Israeli” occupation army's command and intelligence headquarters beside Soroka Hospital in Bir Al-Sabi’, southern occupied Palestine.
- Military infrastructure was hit precisely, and Soroka Hospital was damaged by the blast wave.
- The facility targeted by the attack houses thousands of soldiers, digital command systems, and cyber warfare operations.
Video:
https://palestine.at/gallery/soroka-hospital.mp4
Blog:
https://palestine.at/the-true-promise-3-operation
At least 7 missile impact sites were confirmed across occupied Palestine, including "Tel Aviv" and southern occupied Palestine.
Among them was a direct hit which destroyed an entire building in Soroka Hospital, which regularly treats and is currently treating wounded IOF soldiers, in occupied Bir Al-Sabi'. Several settlers are trapped under rubble.
Entire buildings have been reduced to rubble in Tel Aviv and across occupied Palestine, including the stock exchange building in Ramat Gan.
30 are wounded in "Tel Aviv" in a preliminary toll. 60 others injured in an initial toll as a result of the latest Iranian missile attack on the zionist entity. Soroka Hospital and the "Israeli" Stock Exchange building were directly hit. Soroka Hospital decided to evacuate the hospital due to a suspected leak of a hazardous material.
Hospitals in the zionist entity have been known to contain military infrastructure, including command centers, barracks, and other facilities for zionist forces.
Under "civilian" infrastructure in "Tel Aviv" is a sprawling military bunker known as the "Fortress of Zion," an IOF command post beneath the city.
In the past few days, US-backed zionist forces bombed Farabi hospital in Kermanshah, Iran. The IOF continues to enforce a brutal siege on the hospitals in Gaza, which it hasn’t completely bombed out of service in the past 18 months of the genocidal war. 34 hospitals in Gaza have been attacked or put completely out of service by the IOF since October 2023.
From Iranian News Agency:
- Iranian missiles targeted the “Israeli” occupation army's command and intelligence headquarters beside Soroka Hospital in Bir Al-Sabi’, southern occupied Palestine.
- Military infrastructure was hit precisely, and Soroka Hospital was damaged by the blast wave.
- The facility targeted by the attack houses thousands of soldiers, digital command systems, and cyber warfare operations.
Video:
https://palestine.at/gallery/soroka-hospital.mp4
Blog:
https://palestine.at/the-true-promise-3-operation
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