The Israeli Health Ministry issued a series of guidelines to the health system, requiring hospitals to carry out early discharge of patients to maintain the ability to absorb casualties.

As Iranian missiles rained down, Soroka Hospital defied destruction by delivering over 100 babies in fortified wards—turning a war zone into a cradle of resilience and life.

In Israel, where annual births hover around 180,000, statisticians would predict a natural quadruplet birth only once every three to four years.