Missile Attack on Ben Gurion International Airport by Houthi Rebels
A missile launched by Iranian-backed rebels in Yemen briefly halted flights and commuter traffic at Israel's main international airport. The attack came as top Israeli Cabinet ministers were set to vote on intensifying military operations in Gaza. The missile landed near an access road, causing panic among passengers and leaving four people lightly wounded. Israel vowed retribution for the attack, calling up thousands of reserves and planning to expand the fighting in Gaza.
Key Points
- Missile launched by Iranian-backed Houthi rebels halted flights at Ben Gurion International Airport.
- Israel called up reserves and planned to expand military operations in Gaza.
- Tensions in the region heightened as conflict escalates.
Pros
- Increased awareness of ongoing conflict and tensions in the Middle East.
- Prompted discussions on military response and escalation of conflict in Gaza.
Cons
- Disruption of flights and commuter traffic at the international airport.
- Four people were lightly wounded as a result of the missile attack.