Number of wounded in Beit Shemesh strike being treated in hospitals rises to 50

Hospitals in Jerusalem are treating 50 people wounded in the Iranian missile strike in Beit Shemesh that killed 9.

Hadassah Ein Kerem reports that it is treating 18 people who were injured in the strike, including three children. One of the people is in serious condition, a child is in moderate condition, and the rest are in good condition.

Among the injured people evacuated to Hadassah Ein Kerem is a pregnant woman in her 30s, who is currently being treated in the obstetrics emergency room.

Hadassah Mount Scopus reports that it is treating 17 people who were injured in the strike, including four children, all in good condition and conscious.

Shaare Zedek Medical Center says that 15 people, including five children, who were injured in the attack were evacuated to the hospital. A 4-year-old boy, whose condition is described as moderate, was transferred to the operating room. His life is not in danger. All the other wounded people are described as being in good condition.

Soroka University Medical Center in Beersheba also reports that, since the start of Roaring Lion yesterday, 42 people wounded from missiles have been treated at the hospital. There are currently three injured people who are hospitalized including one in serious condition and one in moderate condition.

Soroka’s Saban Midwifery Center also says that 43 babies have been born in the protected delivery rooms and operating rooms since the start of the operation.