Parking-Lot Night: For the Third Time in a Year, Hospitals Moved Underground

For the third time in a year, hospitals across Israel were forced overnight to move their inpatient systems underground. A day after the change, thousands of patients, equipment and staff who descended deep below ground to protect against Iran’s missile threat are preparing to return to the wards: "There are no windows, it is crowded, but this is war. The understanding and patience of the patients is amazing."

Hila Elroi | 08.06, 21:48 Viewing time: 04:36

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