Israel's Health Ministry reports 149 Israelis hospitalized from Iranian & Hezbollah barrages in the past day, with 14 in critical condition.
Jerusalem, 26 March, 2026 (TPS-IL) — Israel’s Health Ministry said 149 people have been admitted to hospitals for treatment because of Iranian and Hezbollah barrages in the last 24 hours, bringing the overall number of casualties to 5,229 since war broke out on February 28.
Of the 149 people currently hospitalized, 14 are in critical condition, 28 are in moderate condition, and 70 people are listed as lightly injured. One other victim is still under medical evaluation.
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