“Everything has been destroyed”: images of damage at the Beersheva Hospital, devastated by the Iranian strike

“I can’t believe it, it’s really sad.” Soroka hospital runners are unrecognizable. This establishment located in Beersheva, south of Israel, was beaten by an Iranian missile this Thursday, June 19 on the seventh day of war between Iran and Israel.

Between the rubble and the glass ends, Wassim, an inmate in ophthalmology recovering a path to see the damage. You cannot understand why Iran has attacked the hospital.

“I would never have thought that such a thing could happen, never. There are only health professionals and patients here and see what happened to us,” he says.

The guards of the Revolution, Iran’s ideological army, said they initially went to a “regime command and intelligence center, located near a hospital.”

“This attack only had one goal, killing innocent people”

The patient’s rooms are now useless. The breath of the explosion has destroyed everything: care machines, medical beds, windows. The caregivers are very worried.

“We receive almost 50,000 patients per year, now, how will we welcome you? We have no more space, everything has been destroyed,” Deplora Boris Knaizer, professor and head of the Department of Ophthalmology.

The Israeli authorities had requested the evacuation of the hospital a few days before the strike. Therefore, no victim must be deploted, apart from a few wounded of light. “It’s a great shock, this attack only had one goal, killing innocent people is unbearable,” said Shlomi Codish, director of the Soroka Hospital.

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Netanyahu will do “the best for Israel”

In the explosion scene, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was asked about Israel’s response to this attack and the possibility of killing Ayatolá Khamenei.

“I said that no one is safe, I prefer not to reach the headlines, but to let the acts talk about themselves,” he reacted. “President Trump will do the best for the United States, we will do the best for Israel.”

The US president said Thursday night that he will decide a possible American participation in Israel’s strikes against Iran “over the next two weeks.”