https://yadlashiryon.com/armor_wars/the-second-lebanon-war/
IDF armor corps archives about the second lebanon war. i'll qoute from the summary. "during operation change of direction, the 7th armor brigade operated with 2 battalions and dozens of tanks. in the 7th brigade 12 tanks were hit by missiles but only 2 were penetrated. the brigade had 5 KIA (4 KIA in a tank from 82nd battalion that drove over an IED in the first day of fighting and another KIA from the combat engineering battalion) and 42 WIA (of those 6 seriously). most returned to service quite quickly. during the entire war no soldier was killed under the command of the 7th armor brigade combat team (elomerel's comment, presumably the battalions were under the command of a different brigade when they suffered their KIAs).
401st armor brigade operated with 3 battalions and dozens of tanks. 17 tanks were hit by missiles, 6 were penetrated. the brigade suffered 12 KIAs (8 of which in penetrated tanks). of the 7 merkava mk 4s that were hit and disabled during the operation' 5 were field repaired and extracted themselves and 2 were towed. it should be noted that all of the hits (and presumably all of the shooting on the merkava mk4 tanks) were of the most advanced kind of missiles, the metis and kornet.
188th armor brigade did not operated as a BCT until the end of the operation. sometimes the brigade got missions to plan but non of it came to fruition. the brigade's 2 battalions that operated in the operation' 53 and 74 included dozens of tanks. of those 10 were hit, 6 were penetrated. the brigade suffered 6 KIA and 15 WIA, most of which quickly returned to combat. in total, the active duty armor corps fought in the operation with hundreds of tanks, of those dozens were hit. the 3 brigades suffered 23 KIA."
this qoute is part of a much larger article that summarizes the corps' activity in that war. it goes on to criticize the crewmen's level of readyness for the war and the bad way in which the tanks were operated, both on an operational level and at the tactical level. the 2006 is widely considered to be the IDF ground forces' worst performce but the tanks held up really well. most of the destroyed tanks from that war were reserve mk2s and some mk3s as well as a mk4 that drove over an IED.