As many as 108 people were injured in Israel over the past 24 hours from Iranian retaliatory strikes, pushing the total number of wounded to 3,195, the country’s Health Ministry confirmed late Monday night.
Of the latest injuries, two were moderate, 96 were light, nine were treated for anxiety, and one is still under evaluation.
As of Tuesday morning, 81 remain hospitalised— one in critical condition, nine serious but stable, and 70 moderately injured.
Health officials said a missile carrying cluster munitions struck civilian areas, with submunitions scattering toward protected homes and bomb shelters.
International reports indicated Israel’s air defence systems are operating at critical capacity amid relentless barrages from Iran’s IRGC and Hezbollah, who continued launching missiles, drones and rockets targeting northern Israel.
The Israeli Health Ministry did not disclose the number of fatalities from the latest wave.
Meanwhile, Israeli forces confirmed conducting simultaneous strikes on both Iran and Lebanon.
Defence systems intercepted many threats, and precautionary alerts were sent to mobile phones in affected areas.
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