The Israeli Compensation Fund, a government agency, has received more than 32,000 compensation claims for damages caused by Iran's missile response to Israeli attacks, according to Hebrew media reports.
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The site of a direct missile strike launched from Iran in Tel Aviv, Israel, on Sunday, June 22, 2025. / AP
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Israel's Channel 7 reported on Sunday that the number of requests received so far has reached 32,717, distributed as follows: 26,523 for damage to buildings, 2,902 for damage to vehicles, and 3,268 for damage to equipment. The channel also indicated that 10,630 people have been evacuated from their homes damaged by the bombing.
On Sunday morning, Iran launched a new barrage of missiles targeting areas in central and northern Israel, causing widespread destruction and injuring 23 people, according to the Israeli Ambulance Service. This attack came hours after the United States carried out airstrikes targeting three nuclear facilities inside Iran.
Early Sunday morning, Washington officially announced its involvement in the war, with US President Donald Trump confirming a "very successful attack" on the Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan nuclear facilities. In a post on the Truth Social platform, he explained that US aircraft dropped "a full load of bombs" on those sites before leaving Iranian airspace without interception.
The region has witnessed a dangerous escalation since June 13, with Israel launching continuous attacks on Iran, targeting nuclear facilities, missile bases, military personnel, and scientists. Tehran responded by launching ballistic missiles and drones deep into Israeli territory, in one of the most violent direct confrontations between the two sides.
