Iran Stryk suffered on the site of the Israeli hospital

When we arrived, black smoke blowing from the middle of the Medical Center, Hours after Iran’s attack on the building.

Pieces of twisted metal shrapnel – some of them, perhaps, from the rocket itself – scattered 200 m (656 feet) in the hospital complex and around it.

The cars carrying medical staff lined up on the road outside – the emergency response that many were afraid will be worse.

Crowds of soldiers, police and rescue groups, who lost the entrances to the hospital when the ministerial stream arrived to express their indignation during the strike.

Alon Uzi wandered at the entrance to the hospital with two bags of things.

He said that when an attack occurred, he was treated at the ambulance and did not have time to get to the shelter.

“I was lying in bed and I heard a big boom,” he told us. “And before I could do something, there was an explosion, and part of the ceiling fell and I was covered with white dust.

“There was no time to get out of bed. I was just preparing, and then he heard a furious noise.”

Inside the emergency, the air bore the chemicals mixed with the dust. Patients were still evacuated on a stretcher from a deep inside the building when the emergency teams went to surgical houses that were affected.

Medical workers reported local media that the patients were recently transferred to a disaster underground. According to the Israeli Ministry of Health, seventy -one people were injured.

Professor Asher Bashire, director of the maternity ward, said he could see the area of ​​influence from his office.

“It looks incredible,” he told me. “The upper part of the building was hacked, and the fire came from it in the first hours. Everything looks broken.”

He said that when the war began, they moved all patients to a more protective area.

“We are very lucky,” he said. “It might have been much worse. But we still live in an incredible situation. It’s not over – I don’t know what will happen tomorrow or the next day. We’re just glad we are alive.”

Hospital Director Shlomi Kadish said the northern surgical building was injured and that several wards had been demolished with great damage to the entire hospital.

“We expect we will transfer more than 200 patients to other medical centers in the next few hours,” he said. “We are trying to minimize the number of people; we do not know if the buildings can fall apart or can the wards break up.”

Among the flow of ministers who visited the site today was the Minister of Culture Mickey Zohar, from the party of the Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

“All people need to know what we face is the regime trying to kill innocent people,” he said. “If you are dealing with evil, this is another war. Believe me, we won’t stop until we win. We will answer and it will be very strong.”

Mr. Zohar asked about the history of Israel’s bombing in Gaza – the places that his army says that Hamas is used as military control centers.

“We keep innocent people safe as much as we can,” he said. “We urge them to evacuate before we bomb. This is a big difference between Iran and us.”

Among the flow of ministers who are visiting the site today to express their indignation was the Minister of Culture Mickey Zochar, from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

“All people need to know what we face is the regime trying to kill innocent people,” he said. “If you are dealing with evil, this is another war. Believe me, we won’t stop until we win. We will answer and it will be very strong.”

Mr. Zohar asked about the history of Israel’s bombing in Gaza – the places that his army says that Hamas is used as military control centers.

“We keep innocent people safe as much as we can,” he said. “We urge them to evacuate before we bomb. This is a big difference between Iran and us.”

Israel’s Defense Minister Israel Katz has accused Iran’s Supreme leader of “war crimes of the most serious kind”, saying he would be held accountable.

Netanyahu accused Iran of intentionally targeting civilians, promising that Israel “exactly” exactly “exactly” will be in the Tehran “.

Iranian media say the center they focused was in Gav-Yam technology park, which is less than 3 km (1.86 miles).

It was one of the half -dozen sites, hit by Iranian missiles on Thursday morning, a day after Donald Trump demanded Iran’s “unconditional surrender”.

It is a reminder that both sides are able to strengthen this conflict either by using different weapons – or choosing different goals.

The US president weighs the decision to enter the war with Israel, demanding that Iran obey the agreement that ended its nuclear enrichment in order to block its path to nuclear weapons.

On Wednesday, Israel said he had sent 40 fighters to bombing goals in Iran, including an inactive nuclear reactor in the Arak and the Natants’ nuclear development building, as well as dozens of missiles and radars.

After almost a week of daily attacks on both sides, this war is uncertainly balanced at the border of a much wider conflict.