Sirens sound across central 'Israel' following alleged Houthi missile launch

Sirens sounded across central 'Israel' on Tuesday after the 'Israeli' military reported intercepting a missile allegedly launched from Yemen by the Houthi movement.

In a statement, the 'Israeli' army said a single missile was fired toward 'Israeli' territory and was successfully intercepted before impact. The launch triggered air raid sirens in multiple areas, sending residents rushing to shelters.

Hebrew Channel 12 reported that people remained in shelters for an extended period following the alert.

No injuries or damage were reported, and the military did not disclose details about the type of missile intercepted.

The Houthi movement has not yet commented on the incident.