Israel’s Health Ministry reports that 108 people were taken to hospitals over the past 24 hours due to the ongoing conflict with Iran, Al Jazeera reported, citing The Times of Israel.

The ministry did not specify the causes of the injuries, and some may have occurred as people sought shelter rather than from direct missile or rocket strikes, the newspaper noted.

Since February 28, a total of 3,195 people have been admitted to hospitals, with 81 still receiving treatment, the ministry said on X.

Israeli security checks the damage to cars after a rocket strike in Holon, Israel, on March 15, 2026. — AFP
Israeli security checks the damage to cars after a rocket strike in Holon, Israel, on March 15, 2026. — AFP

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