A ballistic missile launched from Yemen by the Iran-backed Houthis struck near Tel Aviv's Ben Gurion International Airport on Sunday, briefly grounding flights, halting train service and forcing the closure of access roads covered in debris.

By bnm Tel Aviv bureau Israel is preparing to retaliate against a Yemeni missile attack that targeted Ben-Gurion Airport on May 5, following a security cabinet decision, local N12 reported. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu indicated in a video statement that Israel would take action against the unrecognised power controlling the Yemeni capital

Israels busiest international airport, Ben Gurion Airport, took a massive hit from a ballistic missile attack by the Yemen-backed terrorist group Houthis, which resulted in the injury of at least 8 people.