The Health Ministry reports that 108 people were hospitalized with injuries sustained as a result of the conflict with Iran and Hezbollah over the past 24 hours, almost all of them with light injuries.
The tally includes two people listed in moderate condition, the ministry says.
A total of 138 people are currently hospitalized due to the war, which began on February 28. Over 6,800 people, including both soldiers and civilians, have been treated in hospitals for war-related injuries over that time, the ministry says.
The ministry does not give a breakdown of the causes of casualties, which may include indirect injuries, such as people injured while trying to reach shelters, as well as those directly wounded as a result of missile fire.
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