News – Yemen: Zionist settlers in northern occupied Palestine were injured early this morning while fleeing to shelters, and air traffic at Lod Airport was suspended following the launch of a missile from Yemen, according to Israeli enemy media sources.

Enemy media reported early Friday that sirens were activated in around 250 cities, towns, and industrial zones in northern occupied Palestine. The sirens extended to Haifa and its bay, and to the area surrounding the Ramat David Airbase in the Jezreel Valley in the north, following the launch of a missile from Yemen.

Zionist forces have not confirmed intercepting the missile launched from Yemen. They only acknowledged attempts to intercept it and said the results were still being examined.

The Zionist website Walla reported: “For the second time this month, and once again at midnight, sirens were activated in the north due to a missile launch from Yemen.”

Meanwhile, Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper stated that departures and landings were suspended at Ben Gurion Airport at the same time the missile was launched from Yemen.

Zionist emergency services confirmed that a man was injured while trying to flee to a shelter after sirens sounded in northern occupied Palestine.

Enemy media also reported that missile fragments fell near the settlement of Moshav Gadish in the north, indicating the failure of Zionist missile defense systems to intercept the projectile, which landed in settlement areas.

As of now, the Yemeni Armed Forces have not officially announced any operations against the Zionist entity. However, Yemen continues its support front for Gaza, its resistance, and the Palestinian people, with the Armed Forces carrying out regular operations targeting Zionist positions deep inside occupied Palestine.