A photo shows a plane on the tarmac at Israel's Ben Gurion Airport, near Tel Aviv, on November 6, 2024. (Credit: Gil Cohen-Magen/AFP.)
The Israeli army reported Sunday that a projectile or debris fell near Ben Gurion Airport, close to Tel Aviv, after attempts to intercept a missile fired from Yemen.
“Several attempts were made to intercept the missile launched from Yemen,” the army said in a statement, reporting the fall of an object in the airport area, without specifying if it was a missile or debris from the interception of the projectile. “The incident is under review,” it added.
The Israeli police reported a “missile impact” near Ben Gurion Airport, where air traffic resumed after a brief interruption.
The Israeli army reported Sunday that a projectile or debris fell near Ben Gurion Airport, close to Tel Aviv, after attempts to intercept a missile fired from Yemen.
“Several attempts were made to intercept the missile launched from Yemen,” the army said in a statement, reporting the fall of an object in the airport area, without specifying if it was a missile or debris from the interception of the projectile. “The incident is under review,” it added.
The Israeli police reported a “missile impact” near Ben Gurion Airport, where air traffic resumed after a brief interruption.
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