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WATCH: Israeli official visits Bedouin town hit by Iranian missile

Thirty-nine casualties from Zarzir in the Lower Galilee were taken to the hospital after sustaining blast injuries.

Zarzir Missile Hit
People look at damage after an Iranian ballistic missile struck Zarzir in northern Israel, March 13, 2026. Photo by Michael Giladi/Flash90.

An Israeli government official spoke on Sunday with the mother of a man whose home in Zarzir, a Bedouin town in the Lower Galilee, was struck by an Iranian ballistic missile.

“Are you OK?” Foreign Ministry’s spokesperson Oren Marmorstein asked Fatma within the damaged house.

“Praise God [we are],” the woman answered.

Two people sustained moderate wounds and dozens of others were lightly injured on March 12 when an overnight missile strike from Iran struck Zarzir, a community six miles west of Nazareth known for the high proportion of men volunteering for service in the Israeli Police and IDF.

Thirty-nine casualties were brought to Clalit Health Services’ HaEmek Medical Center in Afula, including a 34-year-old woman who was hit by shrapnel and a 50-year-old man who suffered blast injuries, the hospital said. Among the injured were 17 children.

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