Artyom Chernamorian, founder and editor-in-chief of the “Israelahayer” newspaper and resident of Petah Tikva, Israel, reported that there have been no casualties among Armenians living in Israel.

“Thank God, there are no casualties. Armenians are doing well—we have updates from all cities,” he wrote on his Facebook page.

Chernamorian added that, as a result of missile attacks, 30 people were injured overall—six seriously and two moderately.

“This is day seven. At 7:18 this morning, just as it seemed we were returning to normal life and work, the bearded revolutionaries launched 23 rockets in this direction. So far, there are 30 wounded—6 in serious condition, 2 moderately injured. The Soroka hospital in Be’er Sheva was hit, the country’s center was targeted, and there were direct hits on residential buildings,” he wrote.

Israel and Iran continue to exchange missile strikes multiple times daily. Tel Aviv vows to press on until Iran’s nuclear program is completely dismantled, while Tehran warns it will keep retaliating until Israeli bombardments cease.