The Ramat Gan Municipality in central Israel confirmed on Sunday morning that an Iranian missile fell in the city overnight, causing damage to residential homes.
In guidance updated since yesterday, the municipality instructed residents whose home was massively damaged, and cannot be stayed in, to go to the family center that opened at the Makholal School (Young Brigade Building) at 12 Matityahu Mendel.
Anyone whose home has suffered property damage and the roof, but can be occupied, is required to report the damage to the property tax, via the Tax Authority hotline: *4954 (between 08:15 - 19:00) or submit an online claim for direct damage via the link: https://www.misim.gov.il/smPapaInternet/frmOpenMiniLogin.aspx
Friday night attack Iran attack on Ramat Gan
Ramat Gan resident Eti Cohen Engel was killed in the Iranian missile that hit the city Friday night. He was one of three people killed during Friday's attacks, and an additional seven people were killed in the early hours of Sunday morning.
Aloni was in the basement of his home, but not in the safe room at the time of the strike. His son, Eran, told KAN that he was alone at home when he was struck. He described his father as someone who was always willing to help others.
Over 200 people were wounded overall in the Iranian missile barrages on Friday night and 130 more on Saturday, according to official statements from numerous Israeli hospitals.
Jerusalem Post Staff contributed to this report.