The Houthis are calling for a missile in Israel amid renewed fighting in Gaza Houthi news

The Yemeni -based group says that the high -sound missile fired at Ben Gurion Airport in the second attack after Israel broke the ceasefire in Gaza.

The Houthis launched a super sound missile at Ben Gurion Airport in Israel, days after the Israeli army Break the ceasefire In Gaza, the Yemeni group said.

“The Yemeni armed forces carried out a qualitative military operation targeting Ben Gurion Airport in the occupied Jaffa area with a ballistic missile Palestine 2,” said Yahya Sari, a Houthi spokesman on Thursday.

He said that the operation “achieved its goal successfully”, without a situation. This was the second such as the United States began a new campaign of air strikes against the rebels earlier this week.

The Israeli army said it had intercepted the missile before entering the country’s territory early on Thursday. The army said in a Telegram seed that the sirens appeared in several areas in Israel after the launch of the shell.

Israeli police said that the sirens heard in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem. The ambulance service in Israel said that there were no serious injuries.

The United States has targeted Yemen with waves of strikes since Saturday, and the Houthis announced that they would climb their attacks, including Israel, in response to this. US attacks have killed at least 31 people.

On Tuesday, the Houthis said that they fired a ballistic missile towards Israel and will expand their targets in the coming days in revenge on Israel, breaking the ceasefire in Gaza.

Israel’s renewed attacks since Tuesday They killed at least 710 Palestinians More than 900 others were injured, according to the Ministry of Health in Gaza.

The Houthis carried out more than 100 attacks on the shipment since the Israeli war on Gaza began in late 2023, saying they were acting in solidarity with the Palestinians in Gaza.

On Wednesday, US President Donald Trump He renewed his call to Iran To end its support for the Houthis, with the pledge that the Yemeni group will be defeated by Washington.

While the Houthis are allied with Iran, it is not clear how it depends on Iranian support or whether Tehran can order them to stop their attacks.