IDF shoots the Houthi rocket; Sirens that are triggered in the West Bank, the area of the Dead Sea,
A ballistic rocket, which was launched on Friday evening in Israel from Iran in Yemen, was intercepted by air defendants, the Israel defense staff said.
There were no reports of the effects or injuries in the attack that triggered sirens in several settlements in southern West Bank and near the dead sea in southern Israel.
The Houthis took responsibility for the attack and claimed to put on a “sensitive goal” in the Berscha region, dozens of kilometers away from the sirens.
It was the second ballistic rocket that the Houthis had launched in Israel in the past three days after a rocket, according to military officers, had returned to the country’s borders. The IDF identified this start, but no sirens sounded in Israel because the rocket was not a threat.
On Monday, drones of the Israeli Air Force met the Houthi-controlled Hodeida Hall in Yemen in response to the continued attacks of the Iranian group to Israel.
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In an explanation at the time, the army said that the air strikes destroyed the “military infrastructure of the Houthi Terror Regime” in the port of western Yemen after the Houthis had attempted to repair areas that were previously addressed by Israel in response to rocket and drone attacks.
Yemenis swing their rifles and vocal logans during an anti-Israel and the USA, Pro-Palestinian rally in the capital Sanaa led by Houthi on July 11, 2025 (Mohammed Huwais / AFP)
The thirteenth time marked the sorting on Monday when Israel attacks Yemen, which is about 1,800 kilometers away.
The Houthis – whose slogan “Death for America, Death for Israel demands, demands [and] A curse of the Jews ” – began to attack Israel and maritime traffic in November 2023, a month after the Hamas massacre on October 7th.
The traffic through the Red Sea, a critical waterway for the oil and raw materials of the world, has dropped significantly due to the target of ships associated with the Houthis claim to Israel.
The group, which approved a contract with the USA in May to aim at American ships, seemed to strengthen attacks on maritime traffic, destroyed two ships and kill several seafarers.
The Houthis held its fire when a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas was reached in January 2025. At that time, they had fired over 40 ballistic rockets and dozens of attack drones and cruise rockets in Israel, including a civilian and wounded in Tel Aviv in July 2024, which in July 2024, in the first blow against the first in Yemen, in Yemen in Yemen in Yemen.
Since March 18, when the IDF in the Gaza Strip resumed its offensive against Hamas, the Houthis have launched 65 ballistic rockets and at least 17 drones in Israel. Some of the rockets were neglected.
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