It was reported on Sunday that 10,630 Israelis are currently homeless after they were forced to leave their homes that were destroyed or damaged in Iranian missile attacks.
Most of them are now living in hotels arranged by their local municipalities.
Over 30,000 claims have been filed to the Property Tax Compensation Fund since the start of the war for damages to buildings and vehicles or contents and equipment.
The fund stated that “citizens whose homes or property have been damaged by missile fire can contact and report the damage to the Tax Authority hotline at *4954 or file an online claim on the Tax Authority website.”
Meanwhile, Magen David Adom has released the following numbers regarding those who were R”L killed or injured:
- 1,213 total casualties treated, 24 fatalities
- 16 in serious condition
- 27 moderately injured
- 682 lightly injured
- 207 suffered from shock
- 257 treated at the scene without transport
(YWN Israel Desk—Jerusalem)
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While its easy to say, the numbers of niftar and seriously injured are relatively minimal in the context of what had been feared should there be an all-out conflict with Iran. Obviously, for the families with losses, its a tragedy beyond anything that can be said, but clearly, B’Siyata Dishmaya was operative in avoiding massive casualties