Houthi Missile Triggers Sirens in Central Israel, Lands in Open Field

A missile attack from Yemen triggered sirens across central Israel early Sunday morning. The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) said a surface-to-surface missile from Yemen had set off sirens in the Israeli capital of Tel Aviv and its surrounding areas around 6:30 a.m. According to initial reports, the IDF said the missile had landed in an open area and that no injuries or damage had been reported. The Israel Fire and Rescue Authority shared on Telegram footage of smoke rising from scrubland on the Route 1 highway where the missile landed. The IDF said that Israel’s air defense systems had launched several interceptors to bring down the missile....