Israeli Enemy Media: Air Traffic Halted at 'Ben Gurion' Airport After Missile Launch from Yemen
News - Middle East: Air raid sirens sounded across many of the Israeli enemy’s settlements in occupied Palestine today following the launch of a missile from Yemen, according to Hebrew media sources.
These sources reported that air traffic at Lod Airport—referred to by the Zionist entity as "Ben Gurion Airport"—was halted.
The strike comes after a series of painful blows dealt to the Israeli enemy in the Red Sea and its failure to achieve any success in its so-called “Black Flag” operation.
Lod Airport, Israel’s main international gateway, is a critical hub for civilian and military transportation. Its temporary closure due to a missile threat underscores the growing reach and impact of Yemeni forces amid Israeli enemy genocide in the Gaza Strip.
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