Israel: 35 killed and more than 8,000 wounded with 6,300 evacuated since the outbreak of the war on Iran
Israeli data reported on Tuesday that 35 people have been killed and more than 6,300 others have been evacuated from their homes since the outbreak of the war on Iran on February 28.
This came according to data from the Israeli Institute for National Security Studies (affiliated with Tel Aviv University), which is updated daily, and without the availability of independent reports on the true number of victims and the extent of the damage.
Israel imposes strict censorship and a great deal of secrecy regarding its true losses from the falling or interception of missiles and drones launched by Iran and Hezbollah, as well as from ground battles in southern Lebanon.
The institute said that the attacks on Israel resulted in 35 deaths and more than 8,000 wounded, and that since the beginning of the war, Iran has launched more than 640 missiles that crossed Israeli airspace, and more than 765 drones.
The institute explained that more than 6,300 people have been evacuated since that period, with Tel Aviv recording the highest number of evacuations at 1,535 people, followed by Arad (south) with about 1,510, then Dimona (south) with 1,150, and Beit Shemesh (central) with 515.
The data indicated that since April 8, Iran has stopped launching missiles towards Israel due to the temporary ceasefire, while Hezbollah has continued launching from Lebanon.
