Israel says 163 injured in past 24 hours amid Iran, Hezbollah attacks Israel’s health ministry said 163 people were taken to hospitals over the past 24 hours with injuries linked to the conflict with Iran and Hezbollah, The Times of Israel
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6 April 2026 07:45 BST
Israel’s health ministry said 163 people were taken to hospitals over the past 24 hours with injuries linked to the conflict with Iran and Hezbollah, The Times of Israel reported.
An 82-year-old man seriously injured in a recent Iranian ballistic missile strike underwent surgery and remains sedated and ventilated, according to a hospital spokesperson, the report said.
Separately, Rabin Medical Centre said a person injured in a strike in Petah Tikvah was admitted in moderate to serious condition.
There are multiple reports of damage in Petah Tikva, central Israel, from an Iranian missile. pic.twitter.com/UrWu53sb4B
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