Indian lady gets treatment after being injured by a Hamas missile during the Israel-Palestine conflict

 Indian lady gets treatment after being injured by a Hamas missile during the Israel-Palestine conflict

A 41-year-old Indian lady was wounded on Saturday by a missile during the Israel-Palestine war. Sheeja Anand, the lady, is a carer who resides in Israel with her family. She is now having surgery.

She contacted her family to let them know she was safe when a warlike scenario broke out in the nation. But when she attempted to phone them again while chatting to her family, the line was dropped.

Later that day, a different Indian citizen from Kerala phoned the family to let them know that Anand had been hurt and had undergone surgery. She did, however, add that she was moving to a different hospital for another procedure. Her family is eager to hear more from her about Anand.

Israel was the target of a surprise strike by Hamas.

Hamas carried out a "surprise attack" on Israel on Saturday by launching a barrage of rockets into the southern and central regions of the nation.

According to authorities, more than 700 people have died in Israel since Hamas started its campaign, The Times of Israel reported quoting Hebrew media sources.

Numerous troops and police officers also perished in the onslaught.

According to sources cited by the Times of Israel, many Israelis have been held captive in Gaza.

'Operation Swords of Iron' was initiated by Israel, which resulted in the destruction of many alleged Hamas hideouts in the Gaza Strip. Israel's reaction to the Hamas assault, according to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, would "exact a huge price" from the terrorist organization.

Earlier, the Israel Air Force conducted a vicious airstrike in the Gaza Strip in reprisal, using dozens of fighter planes to target terrorist strongholds held by Hamas.

Following rocket assaults from Gaza and infiltration by Hamas militants, Israel proclaimed a state of war in the nation.