Israeli Hospital Struck by Iranian Missiles amid Escalating Conflict
Direct Hit on Soroka Hospital , Be’er Sheba In the early hours of June 19, an Iranian missile directly struck Soroka Medical Center in Be’er Sheba, Israel, causing extensive structural damage and injuring dozens of civilians, including at least 40 patients and medical staff Israeli authorities have confirmed that the missile barrage was part of a broader offensive from Iran targeting civilian and strategic sites across Israel. Captures the Moment of Impact Eyewitness footage reflects the shock of the event, showing a sudden explosion and dust clouds rising near the hospital. Authorities are still evaluating the full extent of the human toll Civilians, including children and the elderly, are being treated in secure emergency wards. U.S. Military Posture Intensifies Following the strike, President Trump approved a U.S. military contingency plan aimed at protecting Israel, including positioning additional aircraft carriers and strike groups in the region Satellite imagery i...