Missile attack from Yemen to Israel: Houthis claim responsibility
In a statement from the Israeli military, it was reported that sirens sounded across many parts of the country due to a missile launched from Yemen. While it was announced that the missile was intercepted by the Israeli military, the Iran-backed Houthis claimed responsibility for the attack.
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As Israel's massacres in the Middle East continue, another retaliatory attack has been launched against Israel from Yemen.
In a statement from the Israel Defense Forces (IDF), it was reported that sirens sounded in many parts of the country due to a missile launched from Yemen, and the public was urged to head to shelters.
It was reported that the missile was intercepted by the Israeli military. Meanwhile, the latest missile attack on Israel was claimed by the Iran-backed Houthis in Yemen.
In a statement made by the Houthis' military spokesperson Yahya Saree, it was stated that Ben Gurion Airport near Tel Aviv was targeted with a Palestine-2 type hypersonic ballistic missile, and that the attack caused Israelis to flee to shelters.
Emphasizing that the Houthis will continue their retaliatory attacks against Israel, the statement said, "Our operations will continue until the attacks on Gaza end and the blockade is lifted."