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Israeli hospital hit by Iranian missile strike Israeli hospital hit by Iranian missile strike
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A hospital in the Israeli town of Beersheba has been hit by an Iranian missile on the seventh day of the conflict between the two countries.A hospital in the Israeli town of Beersheba has been hit by an Iranian missile on the seventh day of the conflict between the two countries.
Iran said the strike had targeted a military site close to the hospital, not the facility itself. At least 89 people were injured in the overnight attacks - which hit locations across Israel - according to Israel's emergency service Magen David Adom (MDA.) Iran said the strike had targeted a military site close to the hospital, not the facility itself. At least 89 people were injured in the overnight attacks - which hit locations across Israel - said Israel's emergency service Magen David Adom (MDA.)
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in a post on X that Israel would "exact the full price from the tyrants in Tehran". Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has vowed retaliation and said in a post on X that Israel would "exact the full price from the tyrants in Tehran".
Meanwhile, Israel's military said it had targeted Iran's nuclear sites including the "inactive" Arak heavy water reactor and Natanz facility.Meanwhile, Israel's military said it had targeted Iran's nuclear sites including the "inactive" Arak heavy water reactor and Natanz facility.
How did latest conflict start and where could it lead?How did latest conflict start and where could it lead?
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The secretive nuclear site only a US bomb could hitThe secretive nuclear site only a US bomb could hit
The conflict began on 13 June, when Israel launched attacks on Iranian nuclear sites and killed several top generals and nuclear scientists.The conflict began on 13 June, when Israel launched attacks on Iranian nuclear sites and killed several top generals and nuclear scientists.
Israel's deputy foreign affairs minister said Iran's hit on the Soroka Medical Centre was "deliberate" and "criminal".Israel's deputy foreign affairs minister said Iran's hit on the Soroka Medical Centre was "deliberate" and "criminal".
In a post on X, Sharren Haskel said the site that was the main medical centre for Israel's entire Negev region.In a post on X, Sharren Haskel said the site that was the main medical centre for Israel's entire Negev region.
BBC correspondents in the area described the scale of the damage as extensive, with debris and dust floating through the air long after the blast. After visiting Soroka hopsital on Thursday, Israel's defence minister Israel Katz said Iran's supreme leader "can no longer be allowed to exist".
On Thursday, the Israeli military said it told people living in the cities of Iranian cities Arak and Khondab, which are near the reactor, to leave the area "as soon as possible," in a post on X. "Khamenei openly declares that he wants Israel destroyed - he personally gives the order to fire on hospitals," he told reporters.
BBC correspondents in the area described the scale of the damage as extensive, with debris and plumes of smoke floating through the air long after the blast.
Several wards were completely destroyed as fire spread through one of the buildings, causing windows to smash and ceilings to collapse, hospital authorities said.
Around 200 patients will be transferred to other hospitals centres, Prof Shlomi Codish, chief executive of the Soroka said.
"At the moment we don't know if buildings or other wards might collapse," he added.
On Thursday morning, an Iranian ballistic missile struck the business district of Ramat Gan, east of Tel Aviv - causing a large sheet of glass to fall several floors from a skyscraper and part of an electrical pylon to crash to the ground.
About 20 people are believed to have been injured by the blast in the area, authorities have said.
The Israeli military said it told people living in the cities of Iranian cities Arak and Khondab, which are near the reactor, to leave the area "as soon as possible," in a post on X, prior to the attack.
The nuclear facilities that were attacked include a partially-built heavy-water research reactor.The nuclear facilities that were attacked include a partially-built heavy-water research reactor.
Heavy-water reactors produce plutonium, which - like enriched uranium - can be used to make the core of an atom bomb.Heavy-water reactors produce plutonium, which - like enriched uranium - can be used to make the core of an atom bomb.
Arak's nuclear facility had been evacuated before the attack according to Iranian media
Iranian media reported two projectiles hitting an area near the facility. There were no reports of radiation threats.Iranian media reported two projectiles hitting an area near the facility. There were no reports of radiation threats.
In a separate announcement, Israel's military said it also struck a site in the area of Natanz, which it said contains "unique components and equipment used to develop nuclear weapons".In a separate announcement, Israel's military said it also struck a site in the area of Natanz, which it said contains "unique components and equipment used to develop nuclear weapons".
Israel has alleged Iran has recently "taken steps to weaponise" its enriched uranium stockpile, which can be used for power plants or nuclear bombs. Iran has always claimed that its nuclear programme is entirely peaceful.Israel has alleged Iran has recently "taken steps to weaponise" its enriched uranium stockpile, which can be used for power plants or nuclear bombs. Iran has always claimed that its nuclear programme is entirely peaceful.
Iran's armed forces said their response to the Israeli attack will have "no limits."Iran's armed forces said their response to the Israeli attack will have "no limits."
It has lodged a complaint with the UN nuclear watchdog, accusing Israel of "continuing its aggression and actions contrary to international laws that prohibit attacks on nuclear facilities," Iranian state media reported.It has lodged a complaint with the UN nuclear watchdog, accusing Israel of "continuing its aggression and actions contrary to international laws that prohibit attacks on nuclear facilities," Iranian state media reported.
Arak's nuclear facility had been evacuated before the attack according to Iranian media
The latest attacks come at a critical time, as President Trump considers the possibility of direct American involvement in Israel's campaign.The latest attacks come at a critical time, as President Trump considers the possibility of direct American involvement in Israel's campaign.
Iran's deputy foreign minister Kazem Gharibabadi warned the US that Tehran will have "no other option but to use its tools to teach aggressors a lesson" if it intervenes in support of Israel.Iran's deputy foreign minister Kazem Gharibabadi warned the US that Tehran will have "no other option but to use its tools to teach aggressors a lesson" if it intervenes in support of Israel.
The Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei rejected Trump's calls to surrender, and Iran has threatened to strike American military interests in the Middle East in response.The Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei rejected Trump's calls to surrender, and Iran has threatened to strike American military interests in the Middle East in response.
Trump, so far, has given no clear indication of his next move. According to the BBC's partner CBS, he has approved plans to attack Iran but has held off on a final decision about striking the country.Trump, so far, has given no clear indication of his next move. According to the BBC's partner CBS, he has approved plans to attack Iran but has held off on a final decision about striking the country.
On Wednesday, Trump said, "I may do it, I may not do it", when asked a question about US involvement in Iran.On Wednesday, Trump said, "I may do it, I may not do it", when asked a question about US involvement in Iran.
Additional reporting by Tom Bennett in Jerusalem