Terrified Israelis take shelter in bunkers amid fear of attacks, Woman gives birth to triplets
Haifa – Amid rising tensions between Iran and Israel, a woman in the Israeli city of Haifa gave birth to triplets in an underground hospital during recent Iranian missile attacks.
According to international media reports, widespread fear and panic have spread throughout Israel following Iran’s strikes. Many Israelis, afraid for their safety, are now living in underground bunkers to avoid potential attacks.
One such facility is the underground Rambam Hospital in Haifa, where a woman gave birth to three children on Monday. Hospital officials confirmed the birth and explained that, due to security concerns after the missile strikes, several hospitals in the region shifted their medical services underground to protect both patients and staff.
This incident occurred at a time when tensions between Iran and Israel are at an all-time high, and Haifa is among the cities directly targeted in the Iranian missile barrage.
The hospital administration stated that the underground wards are specially designed to continue operating during war or missile attacks, ensuring uninterrupted medical services.
Meanwhile, reports suggest that many fearful Israeli citizens have refused to leave their bunkers and are carrying out all aspects of daily life underground. A video showing a couple getting married in a bunker recently went viral on social media. In contrast, brave Iranian citizens continue to take to the streets in support of their government.
