The Israeli hospital hit the Iranian missile strike

A hospital in the Israeli town, where Iran fired a barrage of missiles in the country, with the continued conflict between the two countries on the seventh day.

Iran has said it had targeted a military site near the hospital, not the facility itself. With the reported strikes in many sites throughout Israel, the country said the country that 271 people were injured.

After visiting the Syrian Medical Center on Thursday, Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz said that Iran’s supreme leader “could no longer exist.”

Meanwhile, the Israeli army said it had targeted Iranian nuclear sites, including the “inactive” heavy water reactor and Natanz.

The conflict began on June 13, when Israel launched attacks on Iranian nuclear sites Several senior generals and nuclear scientists were killed.

The Israeli Deputy Foreign Affairs Minister said that Iran’s strike at Soroka Hospital was “deliberate” and “criminal”.

In a post on X, Sharr Haskel said that the site that was the main medical center for the entire Negv region in Israel.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel “will do the full price of tyrants in Tehran.”

While Israeli Minister of Defense told Israel Catz the correspondents: “(Iran’s supreme leader Ayatollah Ali) is publicly declared that he wants to destroy Israel – and he personally gives the shooting order at hospitals.”

The BBC Correspondents in the area described the scale of damage on a large scale, with debris and columns of smoke floating in the air after a long period of explosion.

The hospital authorities said that several wings were completely destroyed with the spread of the fire through one of the buildings, causing windows and ceilings.

Professor Shlom Codes, CEO of Soroka, said about 200 patients will be transferred to other hospital centers.

“At the present time, we do not know whether the buildings or other wings have collapsed,” he added.

On Thursday morning, an Iranian ballistic missile struck the commercial area of ​​Ramat Gan, east of Tel Aviv – causing a large sheet of glass to fall several floors of a skyscraper and part of an electric color to destroy the ground.

The authorities said that about 20 people were injured due to the explosion in the area.

The Israeli army said it had told people who live in the cities of Iranian cities Arak and Fundab, close to the reactor, to leave the area “as soon as possible”, in a post on X, before the attack.

Nuclear facilities that were attacked include a heavy water research reactor partially built.

Heavy water reactors produce plutonium, which – such as enriched uranium – can be used to make the essence of an atom bomb.

The Iranian media reported two projectiles hitting an area near the facility. There were no reports on radiation threats.

In a separate announcement, the Israeli army said it struck a location in the Natanz region, which he said contains “unique ingredients and used to develop nuclear weapons.”

Israel has claimed that Iran had “took steps to the weapon” of fertilized uranium stocks, which could be used in power stations or nuclear bombs. Iran He has always claimed Its nuclear program is completely peaceful.

The Iranian armed forces said that their response to the Israeli attack would not have “borders.”

A complaint was submitted to the United Nations Nuclear Control Agency, accusing Israel of “continuing its aggression and actions that violate international laws prohibiting attacks on nuclear establishments,” the Iranian government media reported.

The last attacks come at a critical time, as President Trump considers the possibility of direct US participation in the Israeli campaign.

Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Kazim Garibadi warned the United States that Tehran would not have “another option but to use its tools to teach the aggressors a lesson” if it interferes to support Israel.

Iranian Supreme Leader, Ali Khounai, rejected Trump’s calls for surrender, and Iran threatened to give American military interests in the Middle East in response.

Trump, yet, has not given any clear signal to his next step. According to the BBC BS partner, he agreed to plans to attack Iran, but he made a final decision on hitting the country.

On Wednesday, Trump said, “I may do it, I may not do that,” when I asked a question about US participation In Iran.

Additional reports by Tom Bennett in Jerusalem