205 admitted to Israeli hospitals in past 24 hours — 2,557 total since Feb 28

The Israeli Health Ministry reported that 205 people — both civilians and soldiers — were admitted to hospitals in the past 24 hours as a result of the conflict with Iran. Among those currently hospitalized (84 total), 10 are in serious condition, 9 in moderate condition, and 71 in good condition. A further 8 people were treated for anxiety, and one is undergoing medical evaluation. The ministry confirmed that 2,557 people have been admitted to hospitals since the war began on February 28, of whom 84 remain hospitalized. The 205 admissions in 24 hours is a relatively moderate figure compared to the peak days of the conflict, suggesting that while fighting continues intensely, the rate of Israeli casualties — particularly civilians — has somewhat stabilized following the initial shock waves of Iranian ballistic missile attacks. The 2,557 total admissions since Feb 28 across 11 days averages approximately 232 per day — a sustained low-intensity casualty rate on the Israeli home front relative to the scale of operations.