Iranian missile strike on the Zionist entity, resulting in 12 deaths and more than 500 injuries

An Iranian missile bombardment on Israel on Sunday resulted in 12 deaths and more than 500 injuries, according to what was reported by Zionist media.

The Magen David Adom spokesman announced that 9 casualties were reported in Beit Shemesh, near Jerusalem, as a result of a direct strike on a building, in addition to the injury of dozens of others, including two in serious condition and two moderate injuries, and they were transferred to hospitals.

A Zionist was also killed after he fell while running to a shelter in the greater Tel Aviv area, while another was declared dead at Ichilov Hospital in Ramat Gan after he was injured while escaping to a protected area.

Zionist Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu indicated that the country is going through “difficult days,” expressing his condolences to the families of the dead and his wishes for recovery for the injured, while the Jerusalem District Commander, Avshalom Peled, described the attack on Beit Shemesh as a “very unfortunate incident,” stressing that searches for those trapped would continue.

In a related context, the mayor of Beit Shemesh indicated that communication with about 20 people was lost after the missile, while fire and rescue teams continued to search the site. Alarms were activated in large areas of the country, amid fears of more casualties as a result of the violent bombing.