Flights halted at Ben Gurion Airport as Yemeni missile triggers sirens

The "Israeli" newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth reported early Friday that flights to Ben Gurion Airport were temporarily halted as sirens blared in response to a missile launched from Yemen.

Later, Channel 12 announced that flight landings at the airport in Tel Aviv had resumed after the disruption caused by the missile launch.

A Roya correspondent confirmed that sirens were activated in over 150 towns and settlements across Tel Aviv and central regions due to the missile.

The correspondent added that the Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) fired dozens of interceptor missiles in an attempt to neutralize the Yemeni missile.