On Sunday, a missile fired by Iranian-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen struck near Ben-Gurion International Airport, briefly halting flights and causing panic among passengers. This incident occurred shortly before a key Israeli Cabinet vote on military actions in Gaza, highlighting rising tensions in the region. Although the missile's precise origin was unclear, it did cause injuries and significant disruption. Israeli air defenses have intercepted many Houthi missiles launched since the beginning of the Gaza conflict, yet others have managed to breach defenses, marking an escalation in retaliatory strikes both by Israel and the U.S. against the rebels.
The missile launch on Sunday, attributed to Houthi rebels, temporarily disrupted flights at Ben-Gurion International Airport, igniting fears among passengers and residents.
Though Israeli air defenses intercepted many missile attempts, some have successfully struck, showcasing vulnerabilities amidst the escalating conflict in Gaza.
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