Yemeni missile disrupts air traffic at "Ben Gurion" airport.

Arab Sea Newspaper - Follow-ups

Arab Sea - Yemen - Follow-ups: The Houthi group launched a missile this evening towards Ben Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv, which resulted in the temporary disruption of the airport. The Israeli army announced the monitoring of a missile launch from Yemen as a warning sign. Sirens sounded in Tel Aviv, central Israel, and the Jerusalem area. The newspaper "Yedioth Ahronoth" said: "Ben Gurion Airport has been closed to incoming flights." Travelers at Ben Gurion Airport went to shelters temporarily. The Israeli army said: "The Air Force intercepted a missile launched from Yemen, which caused alarms to be activated in several areas of the country." Meanwhile, the Israeli army radio said: This is the fifteenth missile launched by the Houthis at Israel during the past month, at a rate of one missile every two days. It added: "Since the resumption of fighting in Gaza in March, the Houthis have launched 67 ballistic missiles and 18 drones at Israel."