The IDF intercepted a missile launched from Yemen early Sunday before it entered Israeli airspace.
The interception triggered an alarm in Talmei Elazar in northern Israel, and residents across central Israel reported hearing explosions, including in Jerusalem, Tel Mond, Rishon Lezion, Kfar Saba, Ganei Tikva, Petah Tikva, Hod Hasharon, Kokhav Yair, Lod, Tayibe and the West Bank settlement of Sal’it.
On Friday morning, alarms sounded in multiple areas, including the Dan region, Sharon Plain, Shephelah and Jerusalem, following another missile launch from Yemen.
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The IDF confirmed the interception of that missile, marking the first time a single missile launch led to alarms in both the Dan region and Jerusalem. Hours later, the IDF intercepted a drone launched from Yemen.
Earlier in the week, on Monday evening, a ballistic missile fired from Yemen also triggered alarms across central Israel. The IDF later clarified that the missile was intercepted before entering Israeli territory and that the alarms were activated due to concerns over falling debris.
During that incident, an 18-year-old woman in Yavne sustained minor injuries while running to a shelter, and pieces of the interception fell in Beit Shemesh.