Yemen's Iran-aligned Houthis said on Monday they fired two missiles at Jaffa, a city in central Israel, and Israel said it intercepted a missile aimed at the area from Yemen. The Israeli military said a surface-to-surface missile set off air raid sirens across central Israel,

JERUSALEM (Reuters) - A surface-to-surface missile fired from Yemen at central Israel on Monday was intercepted, the Israeli military said. The missile set off air raid sirens across large swaths of central Israel, sending residents running for shelter.

October 7, a ballistic missile was launched at Israel from the territory of Yemen. In this context, a large-scale air raid alert was announced, according to the Israel Defense Forces on Telegram. At around 05:50 PM Kyiv time,

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A surface-to-surface missile fired at central Israel from Yemen on Monday was intercepted, the Israeli military said. The missile set off air raid sirens across large swaths of central Israel, sending residents running for shelter.

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