Ben-Gurion International Airport, Israel-a rocket from von Iraner supported rebels in Yemen On Sunday after their effects near an access road panicked in the passengers in panic, there were briefly stopped.
The attack on the Ben-Gurion International Airport found hours before the Israeli cabinet minister should vote on whether Military operations in Gaza. The army called tens of thousands of reserves, said Israel’s head of the general Lieutenant Eyal Zamir.
Israel’s army said it was the first time that a rocket hit the airport site since the beginning of the Gaza war. The military said that the first results showed that the likely cause was a technical problem with the interceptor.
The Houthis have targeted Israel throughout the war in solidarity with Palestinians.
The Israeli paramedic service made David Adom said that four people were slightly wounded.
Several international airlines canceled or shifted flights. The war with Hamas in Gaza and then Hisbollah in Lebanon had made a wave of airlines to suspend flights to Israel. Many had resumed in the past few months.
Houthi military spokesman Brig. General Yahya Saree said in a video declaration that the group had fired a hypersonal ballistic rocket at the airport.
Houthi rebels have shot in Israel on October 7, 2023 since the beginning of the war.
The rockets were mostly intercepted, although Some have entered Israel’s rocket defense systems cause damage.
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Israel has fallen back against the rebels in Yemen, and the USA, Israel’s top allies, Started a campaign of strikes against you in March.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the United States supports Israeli operations against Houthis. “It’s not bang, bang and we’re done, but there will be pony,” he said. In a later explanation, he added that Israel would react to the Houthis, “and at a time and a place of our choice to her Iranian terrorist”.
Netanyahu said the security cabinet met on Sunday evening to coordinate plans to expand the fights in Gaza.
“We will operate in additional areas and destroy the entire infrastructure over and under the ground,” said Zamir.
The right-wing extremist Israeli National Security Minister Imar Ben-Gvir told Israeli radio that he wanted to see a “powerful” expansion of the war and demanded that Israel bomb “the food and electricity supply” in Gaza in Gaza.
An 8-week ceasefire with the militant group of Hamas provided more help in Gaza and freed some Israeli hostages, but she collapsed in March Israel resumed strikes. Since then, the military has caught parts of the coasts.
According to the local health officers, hundreds of Palestinians were killed.
In March, Israel hired the entry of goods in Gaza to put Hamas under pressure on Israel’s conditions for a new ceasefire. This viewed the area of
In a confrontation to support Gaza, Malta’s Prime Minister Robert Abela said that his country had offered to send a sea vermeter to check the damage caused by a ship that was contributed and organized by pro-Palestinian activists. Abela said the captain refused.
The activists said Friday Your ship was hit by dronesAccuse Israel. The ship remained in international waters before Malta. The Israeli military did not comment.
Israeli air strikes killed at least seven Palestinians, including parents and their children aged 2 and 4, in southern and central Gaza, said Palestinian doctors. The military had no comment.
The military said that two soldiers were killed in the fight in Gaza, which had killed the number of fights in March on six.
The war in Gaza began when the militants south of the Hamas attacked, 1,200 people killed and took about 250 hostages. According to Israel, 59 prisoners remain in Gaza, although it is assumed that about 35 are dead.
According to Palestinian health officers, who do not distinguish between combatants and civilian population, the offensive of Israel has killed more than 52,000 people in Gaza, many of them do not women and children between combatants and civilians.
The fights have displaced more than 90% of the Gaza population, often several times.
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Goldenberg reported by Tel Aviv, Israel. Associated Press Writers Natalie Melzer in Nahariya, Israel; Samy Magdy in Cairo; Melanie Lidman in Jerusalem and Kevin Schembri in Birkirkara, Malta, contributed to this report.
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