Be'er Sheva, the southern Israeli city, was jolted on June 24 when an Iranian missile struck a residential building, the Israel Defense Forces reported. The impact left multiple casualties as rescue teams raced against the clock to find survivors.
Firefighters and medics have been combing through the rubble, using thermal cameras and search dogs to locate trapped residents. Neighboring areas remained on high alert as sirens echoed across the city.
This rare strike deep into Be'er Sheva underscores the human cost of regional tensions and the resilience of the community under fire.
As rescue operations continue, global calls for civilian protection and de-escalation are growing louder, reminding the world of the urgent need for dialogue and humanitarian support.
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