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Israel is considering attacking Yemen after a missile strike near…
Israel is considering attacking Yemen after a missile strike near Ben Gurion Airport. The main thing for this hour:
— Eyewitnesses reported a column of smoke in the area of Ben Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv at 09:40. The airport was immediately closed due to the arrival of a Yemeni Houthi missile.
— Attempts by air defense to intercept the missile led to debris falling on the territory of the air harbor. Eight people were injured. Some of the victims were injured as a result of the impact, others – from flying objects and as a result of sabotage on the way to the protected area.
— The Houthis confirmed a hypersonic ballistic missile attack. The attacks are linked to Israeli plans to expand military operations in the Gaza Strip.
“This is the first time since the resumption of hostilities in Gaza that a missile could not be intercepted.
— Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz promised a sevenfold response for the rocket attack at Ben Gurion Airport.
— Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will hold consultations on Sunday with the heads of the country's security ministries to decide how to respond to the shelling.
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— Eyewitnesses reported a column of smoke in the area of Ben Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv at 09:40. The airport was immediately closed due to the arrival of a Yemeni Houthi missile.
— Attempts by air defense to intercept the missile led to debris falling on the territory of the air harbor. Eight people were injured. Some of the victims were injured as a result of the impact, others – from flying objects and as a result of sabotage on the way to the protected area.
— The Houthis confirmed a hypersonic ballistic missile attack. The attacks are linked to Israeli plans to expand military operations in the Gaza Strip.
“This is the first time since the resumption of hostilities in Gaza that a missile could not be intercepted.
— Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz promised a sevenfold response for the rocket attack at Ben Gurion Airport.
— Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will hold consultations on Sunday with the heads of the country's security ministries to decide how to respond to the shelling.
