Damage to Buildings and Infrastructure
Tel Aviv and Ramat Gan:
A modern building in downtown Tel Aviv was heavily damaged, with fires breaking out in several apartments and visible damage to the facade. In Ramat Gan, 9 buildings were completely destroyed, and hundreds more sustained various levels of damage. Around 100 residents were forced to evacuate their homes. (source)
Hod HaSharon and Northern Tel Aviv:
In Hod HaSharon, about 100 apartments were damaged, while a complex near northern Tel Aviv’s coast suffered damage estimated at about 50 million shekels (approximately 13 million dollars) from an Iranian missile. (source)
Damage to Soroka Hospital
On June 19, an Iranian missile directly hit Soroka Hospital in Beer Sheva, causing significant damage and injuring at least 50 people. This attack raised serious concerns about the safety of healthcare institutions and has been considered a severe violation of international law. (source)
Economic Damage
According to a report from the Israeli tax authority, damage from Iranian missile attacks is estimated between 150 to 200 million shekels (40 to 53 million dollars). This is the costliest attack since the war started in October 2023. (source)
Psychological and Social Impact
The war has had a profound psychological effect on the Israeli population. Many citizens have expressed concerns about long-term consequences of the conflict, including post-traumatic stress and ongoing insecurity. However, some individuals and community groups are working to support each other and help resume daily life. (source)
