A fire is started by a missile that is launched from Yemen and lands in Israel.
The Houthi group claims that its new hypersonic missile has evaded Israel’s air defense systems as the twelfth month of the Gaza War draws to a close.
Near Tel Aviv, in the center of Israel, is the town of Lod, where firefighters put out a fire.
The Israeli military claims that a long-range ballistic missile fired from Yemen struck central Israel and caused fire.
Residents in Tel Aviv and throughout central Israel, including the Ben Gurion international airport, fled for cover when the missile set off air raid sirens. Normal operations resumed shortly after, according to the airport authority, and there were no reports of casualties or damage.
