At least 86 people were injured on Saturday following a wave of Iranian ballistic missile attacks on central Israel, as the conflict between Tehran and Jerusalem deepens amid growing regional instability.
The Israeli Health Ministry confirmed on Sunday that two of the injured remain in moderate condition, while 77 others sustained minor injuries ranging from cuts and bruises to shock-related symptoms.
An additional four individuals were treated for acute anxiety, and three others are still being assessed.
Emergency services rushed to affected areas, including Tel Aviv, where one of the missiles struck a densely populated neighborhood, damaging both residential and commercial buildings.
Footage from the scene showed shattered glass, scorched vehicles, and first responders assisting residents as smoke billowed through the streets.
Search-and-rescue teams worked through the night to clear debris and ensure there were no fatalities.
The latest strikes mark a sharp escalation in hostilities, following Iran’s vow to retaliate against Israeli and U.S. military actions earlier this month.
This is the most significant direct assault on Israeli urban centers in recent weeks, with officials warning of the likelihood of further missile launches.
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Israel’s Home Front Command has urged the public to remain vigilant and to adhere strictly to emergency instructions.
Sirens were heard again in parts of Tel Aviv and the surrounding region on Sunday morning, signaling possible incoming threats.
Hospitals across central Israel have been placed on emergency footing, with trauma centers bracing for additional casualties.
The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) say they are monitoring the situation closely and will respond to further provocations.
Meanwhile, international observers have raised alarm over the growing potential for a broader regional conflict involving U.S. forces already engaged in joint operations with Israel.