News - Yemen: Israeli enemy media reported sirens sounding in more than 200 locations after a missile was launched from Yemen, confirming that personnel fled Lod Airport following the missile launch.

They noted that the sirens went off in central Israel and across several settlements, from Netanya in the north to Ashdod in the south, passing through the occupied city of Jaffa and also in the Al-Quds area, resulting in airspace closure.

Meanwhile, the enemy army radio stated that the Yemeni Armed Forces have launched 70 missiles from Yemen toward “Israel” since the resumption of “fighting” in Gaza five months ago, averaging one missile every two days.

The Yemeni Armed Forces have declared they will maintain their strikes until the Israeli enemy halts its ground and aerial offensives in Gaza. Meanwhile, Israeli military campaigns have devastated Gaza’s population, killing tens of thousands—mostly women and children—and leaving many more injured. Starvation has emerged as a deliberate weapon of war, with aid restrictions and destruction of vital infrastructure pushing civilians to the brink.

Malnutrition and famine claim more lives each day, particularly among children, as hospitals and humanitarian agencies struggle with severe shortages of medicine, food, and clean water. With aid trucks stranded at borders and the siege ongoing, the crisis deepens, compelling urgent international action to prevent further avoidable deaths.