Tel Aviv hospital goes underground to shelter patients from rocket attacks In Tel Aviv, the city's largest public hospital is preparing to shelter patients underground, in what is normally its car park. Ichilov hospital was built in 2006 after the city was struck by rockets during Israel’s war with Lebanese militia Hezbollah, so that it could continue to treat patients during wartime. Our special correspondents Pauline Godart and Amar Al Hameedawi visited the site.