Israel’s Prestigious Weizmann Institute Suffers over $500 Million in Damage from Missile Strike

This is truly a heartbreaking tragedy. The evil, sadistic, and barbaric Mullah’s ordered a missile strike on the Weitzman Institute of Science; One of the most prestigious academic institutions in the world. An institution where cutting edge research in fields such as nano-technology, alternative energy, medicine, biology, and many other fields take place. Laboratories and decades worth of invaluable research were destroyed because of this strike. Israel must retaliate and show no mercy to Iran’s leaders.

Evoking the Islamic text and teachings against Western education (Boko Haram – “Western education is forbidden” or “Western influence is a sin”.)

The Iranian regime is the enemy of humanity.

Here, at the Weizmann Institute of Science, for almost 100 years the world’s leading medical researchers and experts have worked on advancing life sciences, contributing greatly to all humanity.

This is just one place the Iranian… pic.twitter.com/MLT1tKpVMR

— יצחק הרצוג Isaac Herzog (@Isaac_Herzog) June 17, 2025

The Weizmann Institute is a world-class research institution with a leafy beautiful campus (reminded me of CalTech) just south of Tel Aviv.

Israelis are fighting for progress and civilization; the Iranians are fighting for medieval Islamism and the destruction of another nation. https://t.co/j2yaH7ILTX

— Antonio García Martínez (agm.eth) (@antoniogm) June 15, 2025

Spot the difference. pic.twitter.com/tJOWSeAYnv

— Israel ישראל (@Israel) June 15, 2025

Weizmann Institute suffers over $500 million in damage from missile strike

Three key research buildings destroyed; rare materials and scientific samples lost.

By CTECH, June 19th, 2025

The Weizmann Institute of Science estimates that the missile strike on its campus on Sunday caused damages totaling 2 billion shekels (approximately $570M). Three research buildings were severely damaged, and numerous other buildings sustained partial damage. This estimate includes only physical damage to infrastructure and does not account for the extensive scientific losses, including destroyed samples and rare materials, some of which were foundational to ongoing research.