News - Middle East: Israeli enemy media outlets reported a disruption in air traffic at Lod Airport, referred to by Israel as Ben Gurion, after the launch of two missiles from Yemen.

Israeli enemy Army Radio stated that warning sirens were activated in several settlements across the occupied Palestinian territories, while flight-tracking platforms confirmed the suspension of flights at Lod Airport as a result of the Yemeni missile strikes.

Earlier in the day, the Yemeni Armed Forces carried out a high-profile operation using two types of missiles — the first, a hypersonic cluster missile, and the second, a Zulfiqar ballistic missile. Brigadier General Yahya Saree, spokesman for the Yemeni military, affirmed that operations will escalate in the coming period.

These attacks come within Yemen’s continued support for the people of Gaza, who are enduring genocide, starvation, and thirst under the Israeli enemy blockade and bombardment.

The operations also follow threats by Yemen’s political and military leadership to deliver “painful and punishing” blows to the temporary Israeli entity in retaliation for the assassination of Prime Minister Ahmed Ghaleb al-Rahwi and several ministers in an Israeli strike last Thursday.

 Yemen has increasingly positioned itself as a frontline actor in defending the Palestinian cause, framing its military operations as both retaliation for Israeli aggression on Yemeni soil and solidarity with the people of Gaza, who continue to face blockade, starvation, and mass casualties from ongoing Israeli assaults.