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Syrian state media said Monday an Israeli airstrike has destroyed the consular section of Iran’s embassy in Damascus. Iran’s elite Revolutionary Guard says seven of its members were killed in the airstrike that struck Iran’s consulate in the Syrian capital. The ambassador and Syrians’ foreign minister have condemned Israel. Israel’s military did not immediately comment.

Dozens Injured Overnight In Israel Following Iranian Strikes, Emergency Service Says

Israel’s emergency response service said three people were seriously injured by Iranian strikes overnight across the country, with two “moderately” hurt.

Some 42 people were impacted by shrapnel injuries while another 18 were hurt on their way to shelters, Magen David Adom said in a post on X.

A staff member walks along a damaged area at the Soroka hospital complex after it was hit by a missile in Beer Sheva, Israel, on Thursday.

A staff member walks along a damaged area at the Soroka hospital complex after it was hit by a missile in Beer Sheva, Israel, on Thursday.Leo Correa/AP

Dr. Shlomi Kodesh, the director of the Soroka Medical Center that was struck overnight, said approximately 40 patients there suffered mostly minor injuries, the majority of which were from broken glass.

There were no reported deaths from the hospital strike.

Kodesh told CNN patients in the urology department — which was directly struck — had been evacuated to the basement a day earlier. Remaining patients at the center were evacuated to other medical facilities on Thursday morning.

Kodesh added that he was “shocked” that a hospital had been hit, and that there was “no prior knowledge or warning the hospital would be struck.”

Iran said it was targeting an Israeli intelligence and command center “near a hospital.”

CNN

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