section_path: Bombardment by Iran/14 June
section_name: 14 June
paragraph_text: 14 June
  
  On 14 June, around 1 a.m., Iran launched dozens of missiles, most of which were intercepted, according to an IDF spokesperson. Seven people were injured in the attack, one mildly. Two MDA ambulance workers were lightly hurt by broken glass when shrapnel hit their intensive care unit.
  
  There were reports of a fifth missile barrage launched by Iran as Israel, with US help, intercepted incoming missiles. The number of injured civilians passed over 60. Several homes were reported heavily damaged. A direct hit on a building in Rishon LeZion killed at least two civilians and injured more than 20, including a 3-month-old baby who was rescued from the debris. The IDF later announced that Iran had fired 200 ballistic missiles since the night of 13 June, of which about one-quarter hit open areas. It asserted that a "small number" of missiles evaded air defenses, struck residential areas, and caused casualties in Tel Aviv, Ramat Gan, and Rishon LeZion.
  
  According to Xinhua News Agency, several Iranian missiles transited Syrian airspace en route to Israel, with at least two missiles falling in Daraa Governorate (southern Syria), prompting Damascus to halt flights due to regional instability. Reportedly, several Arab states have participated in shooting down Iranian drones, or sharing radar information to help in destroying them.
  
  In the night, Iran fired another barrage of missiles targeting northern Israel, killing five people and injuring at least 23 others. A ballistic missile hit a two-story house in Tamra, killing a woman and wounding 14 others. Four members of a family, including a woman and her two daughters, were killed in a separate missile strike. A fire also broke out near the BAZAN oil refinery in Haifa, where pipes and transmission lines were damaged.