News - Middle East: Alert sirens sounded this Saturday morning across wide areas of southern occupied Palestine, following a missile launch from Yemen.

The Zionist broadcasting authority reported hearing an explosion in the Arad area, east of Be'er Sheva, after detecting the missile launch from Yemen and activating warning sirens.

A spokesperson for the enemy's so-called "army" stated that a single missile was fired from Yemen toward "Israel" and that interception attempts were made.

Earlier on Thursday, the Leader of the revolution, Sayyed Abdulmalik al-Houthi, reaffirmed the continued closure of the Red Sea to Israeli navigation, highlighting Yemen's sustained and effective blockade against the enemy.

He stated: "The complete closure of the Red Sea to Israeli maritime traffic remains in full effect, with the port of Umm al-Rashrash (Eilat) paralyzed."

Regarding Yemen's military operations in support of Gaza during this month, he revealed: "25 ballistic, hypersonic, and drone missiles were launched." The total since the second operation phase began on 15th Ramadan has reached 309 missiles and drones, with Yemeni forces fulfilling their religious duty "within available capabilities."

Yemen has emerged as a vocal supporter of the Palestinian cause, condemning the Israeli actions as criminal aggression aimed at starving and dehumanizing the people of Gaza. Yemen’s government has repeatedly called on the international community to break its silence and take meaningful action to alleviate the suffering and uphold human rights.