Houthis claims to be a rocket launch in Israel in the midst of renewed fights in Gaza | Houthis News
A group headquartered in Yemen says the hypersonic rocket shot at Ben Gurion airport in a second attack after Israel interrupted the gaza truce.
Houthis launched a hypersonic rocket at the Ben Gurion Israeli Airport, for days after the Israeli army interrupted the truce In Gaza, a Yemeni group said.
“The Yemeni Armed Forces performed a qualitative military surgery that targeted the Ben Gurion Airport in the occupied Jaffa region with Palestine-2 hypersonic Balistic rocket,” Houthhi Yahya Saaree spokesman said on Thursday.
He said the operation “successfully achieved its goal”, without elaboration. It was the second such attack since the United States began a new campaign of air attacks against the rebels earlier this week.
The Israeli army announced that she intercepted the rocket before entering the territory of the country on Thursday. The sirens sounded in several areas in Israel after the missile was discharged, the army said in the telegram post.
Israeli police said the sirens were listened to in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem. The ambulance Israeli said that there were no serious injuries.
Now, since Saturday, they have been aiming for Yemen with the waves of strikes, and Houthhi have stated that they will escalate their attacks, including Israel, in response. The US attacks were killed at least 31 people.
Houthis said on Tuesday that they fired a ballistic rocket towards Israel and would expand their range of goals in the coming days in retaliation for Israel that broke the truce in Gaza.
Israeli renewed attacks from Tuesdays have killed at least 710 Palestinians and injured more than 900 others, according to the Gaza Ministry of Health.
Houthis have performed more than 100 attacks on shipping since the war of Israel at Gaza began at the end of 2023, saying that they were acting solidarity with the Palestinians of Gaza.
On Wednesday, US President Donald Trump renewed his call for Iran In order to end his support to Houthis, promising to defeat the Yemeni group Washington.
Although the Houthi are federal with Iran, it is not clear how much they rely on Iranian support or whether Tehran can order them to stop their attacks.
