The number of people killed from the latest Iranian strike on Israel’s Beersheba has risen to four, Israel’s Channel 14 reported citing a fire and rescue official, Al Jazeera reports.

Linoy Reshef, spokesperson of the fire and rescue agency’s southern district, also told Channel 14’s Ariel Idan that additional people remain trapped in one of the buildings hit by the Iranian strike shortly before a ceasefire between Iran and Israel took effect.

At least eight other people were reported injured, and two of them were taken to a hospital for treatment.

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