Documented casualty tracking confirms 26 Israeli civilian deaths and 4,292 injuries from Iranian missile strikes since the war began on February 28, 2026. The single deadliest strike was Beit Shemesh on March 1, when nine civilians were killed in a residential neighborhood. The toll has accumulated continuously through periods described as lulls in the broader conflict.

WHAT THE NUMBER MEANS  

26 people. They were in residential neighborhoods, at their jobs, in their communities when Iranian missiles struck. The 4,292 injured include people with permanent disabilities from shrapnel, blast pressure injuries, and building collapses. The ceasefire signed August 7 has not stopped this toll from accumulating: the ceasefire governs Hormuz and enrichment. It does not stop all Iranian missile fire at Israel.

26 dead. 4,292 injured. From Iranian missiles. Since February 28. The ceasefire did not stop them. The highest single-day toll was March 1 in Beit Shemesh. The count has continued through every lull and every escalation.

WHAT HAPPENS NEXT  

▸  Ongoing toll — whether the ten-ship assault produces a new Israeli-Iranian exchange that adds to the Israeli civilian count

▸  Beit Shemesh accountability — the specific accountability for the March 1 strike

CONFIDENCE: HIGH

26 Israeli deaths 4292 injuries from Iranian missile strikes, Beit Shemesh, March 1: nine killed from documented casualty tracking.

SOURCES

▸  Documented casualty tracking — Israeli civilian deaths Iranian missiles September 11, 2026