2 Foreign Workers Killed After Missile Hits Construction Site In Central Israel

One killed, two wounded in central Israel following Iranian missile barrage

Three construction workers were hit outside protected areas in Yehud and Or Yehuda. Eyewitnesses described collapsed safe rooms, dust-filled buildings, and improvised first aid. Additional missile impacts were reported in Holon and Bat Yam, causing property damage but no injuries

2 Foreign Workers Killed After Missile Hits Construction Site In Central Israel

JERUSALEM (VINnews) — Following a missile barrage on Monday morning from Iran, several serious impact sites were reported in central Israel. Two foreign workers were pronounced dead after being critically injured at a construction site in central Israel. They were found unconscious at the scene, and medical teams were forced to declare their deaths on […]

2 Killed, 1 Seriously Wounded as Iranian Cluster Missile Hits Central Israel; 6 Impact Sites Reported

Two people were killed, and several others seriously […] The post 2 Killed, 1 Seriously Wounded as Iranian Cluster Missile Hits Central Israel; 6 Impact Sites Reported  appeared first on The Media Line.

Iranian missile kills two in central Israel as war continues

Two people were killed in an Iranian missile attack that struck a construction site in the city of Yehud in central Israel, volunteer emergency service Magen David Adom reported on Monday. MDA pronounced one of the victims, a man who appeared to be about 40 years old, dead at the scene. Another man, believed to be around the same age, was evacuated to the nearest hospital in serious and unstable condition, and later pronounced dead. Both were fo…

One dead, one critical after missile strike at central Israel construction site; man

Iran fires missile barrages across Israel as rockets are also launched from Lebanon; air defenses intercept most threats, but a missile with a split warhead hits central Israel, killing a man and critically wounding another at a Yehud construction site; IDF strikes Hezbollah targets in Beirut