Missile from Yemen's Houthis Hits Israel, Triggering Airport Sirens
Israel's defense system intercepted the missile, causing no casualties, as tensions from the Gaza conflict continue to escalate.
- Yemen's Iran-backed Houthis fired a missile that landed in central Israel, triggering sirens at Ben Gurion International Airport.
- Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu hinted at a military response, referencing past airstrikes on Houthi-held areas in Yemen.
- Israel's military confirmed the missile was intercepted but fragmented, causing minor damage and a fire in a rural area.
- The ongoing Gaza conflict has sparked regional tensions, with Iran and allied militant groups attacking Israeli and U.S. targets.
- Israeli military investigations suggest three hostages found dead were likely killed in an Israeli airstrike, adding pressure for a hostage deal.










































































































