At least 108 people were injured in Israel within the past 24 hours amid the ongoing conflict with Iran, according to the country’s Ministry of Health. The Times of Israel reported that all the injured individuals were hospitalized, though the exact causes of their injuries were not detailed by the ministry.

Authorities indicated that some injuries may not have resulted directly from Iranian missile strikes or rockets fired from Lebanon, but rather from people getting hurt while rushing to shelters. The ministry also stated on social media platform X that since February 28, a total of 3,195 people have been hospitalized, with 81 still receiving treatment.

The report noted that rising military tensions between Iran and Israel have led to repeated missile and rocket alerts across various parts of Israel, forcing civilians to seek shelter frequently.