An Iranian ballistic missile struck the city of Be’er Sheva on Sunday, March 29, damaging homes and injuring 11 people. Medics and paramedics from Magen David Adom treated 31 victims and evacuated them to Soroka Medical Center, with 11 suffering light injuries from blast-propelled debris and 20 treated for anxiety attacks.
Residents described severe destruction at the impact site. “The house is completely destroyed, totally ruined. The ceiling of the second floor collapsed entirely,” said Oleg, a neighborhood resident. “It’s a total shock. I still don’t understand. I feel frozen.” Footage from the scene showed a large, dark mushroom-shaped plume of smoke rising above the impact area.
The strike was part of an ongoing barrage of Iranian attacks against Israeli population centers that has intensified in recent weeks. Israeli emergency services continue to operate on heightened alert across the southern and central regions as the conflict with Iran continues on multiple fronts.
Originally posted on vfinews.com
