118 Israelis are still hospitalized from Iranian and Hezbollah missile attacks, including two in life-threatening condition.
Jerusalem, 9 April, 2026 (TPS-IL) — According to Health Ministry figures, 118 Israelis remain hospitalized from Iranian and Hezbollah missile attacks.
This includes two people in life-threatening condition and 13 in critical condition.
Overall, 7,451 people have been hospitalized since war broke out on October 28.
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