Ben Gurion Airport, Israel's main international airport, experienced a brief disruption to air traffic after a missile was launched from Yemen by Houthi rebels. Israeli defense systems successfully intercepted the missile, averting any potential impact on the airport or surrounding areas. No injuries or damage were reported. The interruption lasted for a short period, and flight operations have since returned to normal.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu condemned the attack and stated that Israel would respond to the aggression. The Houthi rebels, backed by Iran, have previously targeted Israel with missiles and drones. This latest incident underscores the volatile security situation in the region and the potential for escalation.
Authorities are continuing to monitor the situation closely. Travelers are advised to check with their airlines for any updates regarding flight schedules. The Israeli government has reiterated its commitment to protecting its citizens and infrastructure from external threats.
Flights Resume at Israel Airport After Houthi Missile Intercepted
Flights at Israel's Ben Gurion Airport were briefly suspended following a missile launch by Houthi rebels in Yemen. The missile was intercepted by Israeli defense systems, preventing any damage or injuries. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has vowed a response to the attack. The incident highlights ongoing regional tensions.
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