Since Iran's renewed attacks, 44 Israelis have been hospitalized, with one still in mild condition. The Health Ministry advises early preparation.
Jerusalem, 8 June, 2026 (TPS-IL) — Since the renewal of fighting with Iran, 44 casualties have been evacuated to hospitals, according to the Israeli Health Ministry. Of those 44, one patient is still currently hospitalized in mild condition. Emergency responders have treated numerous Cases of people who injured themselves while making their way to protected spaces.
“Injuries caused on the way to the protected area can be prevented through early preparation and safe arrival,” the ministry said.
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