Tank crashes through beehive, 10 Israeli soldiers hospitalized

Sheba Hospital in Tel Aviv, Israel has admitted 10 soldiers from the Israel Defense Forces (IDF), with one case requiring hospitalization in the ICU. According to a statement from the hospital, the soldiers are in stable condition and their lives are not in danger, according to the Times of Israel on May 11.

Israeli tanks on the Israel-Gaza border on May 7.

The incident occurred on May 10 when a tank from the Southern Brigade of the Gaza Division passed by a large hornet nest, causing the swarm to attack the soldiers. Sheba Hospital reported that some soldiers suffered hundreds of stings and allergic reactions, saying that the hospital had never seen such a large number of people hospitalized due to bee stings.

The hospital mobilized the intensive care, anesthesia, toxicology and ophthalmology departments to treat the patient.

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According to Business Insider , this is the latest incident caused by the Israeli military itself, in addition to the mistaken shooting of hostages and teammates. Ms. Efrat Katz (Israeli) was killed on October 7, 2023 when an Israeli helicopter attacked the vehicle of the Hamas force that was kidnapping her. The Israeli air force commander at that time said that the fault did not come from the helicopter crew, which was following orders and the context of the early stages of the conflict at that time was very complicated.

Israel's Haaretz newspaper reported earlier this week that 22 IDF soldiers have been killed and 54 wounded in friendly fire since the conflict began. The Israeli army continued its assault on Rafah on May 11, and also entered the northern Gaza Strip city of Jabalia. An IDF spokesman said the operation in Jabalia was aimed at preventing Hamas from restoring its military capabilities.

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