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Israel's defence chief threatens to retaliate for Houthi missiles
- On Tuesday night, after sirens sounded across Israel, the military successfully shot down a missile fired from Yemen by Houthi forces targeting Israeli territory.
- This incident took place amid ongoing hostilities since Hamas's attack in October 2023 and followed a brief but intense conflict during which Israel conducted focused strikes against Iran's nuclear and military infrastructure.
- The missile, identified by Huthi forces as a hypersonic ballistic weapon known as Palestine 2, was reportedly launched towards Lod Airport in the occupied Yaffa area, prompting air raid sirens to sound across several regions in Israel to warn residents to take cover.
- Israel's Defense Minister Israel Katz declared that Yemen would face consequences comparable to those imposed on Tehran, warning that any aggression directed at Israel would be met with severe retaliation.
- The interception highlights Israel's advanced missile defense capabilities and suggests that heightened tensions may lead to further retaliatory strikes in Yemen and increased regional conflict.
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The Israeli-American military strikes against Iran also showed the weakness of Iran's allies, especially the once much-conjured "axis of resistance". Only the Huthi militia in Yemen is steadfast. How did it succeed?
Houthi forces reported on Tuesday that they launched further attacks on Israel's main airport, Ben Gurion, as well as on facilities in three Israeli cities. READ ALSO: Yemen announces continued military actions against Israel despite a ceasefire with Iran "A qualitative military operation was carried out against Lod airport (Ben Gurion) in the occupied area of Jaffa, using a hypersonic ballistic missile Palestine 2", said the Houthis military sp…
The Israeli army says it has intercepted a rocket fired from Yemen. According to US President Trump, Israel has agreed to the terms of a 60-day ceasefire in the Gaza Strip.
A rocket fired from Yemen on Israel has been intercepted according to military information.
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