IDF intercepts Houthi missile that triggered sirens from Jerusalem to Tel Aviv
This is the fifth time the Yemen-based terror group has fired a missile at Israel within the past week.
A missile fired by Houthi terrorists from Yemen was intercepted on Thursday evening, the IDF announced.
Sirens were activated across central Israel from Jerusalem to Tel Aviv.
Missile fragments landed in the settlement of Alon Shvut in the southern West Bank.
Magen David Adom said that there were no reports of injuries, except for cases of panic and those who were wounded on the way to the shelter.
This is the fifth time the Yemen-based terror group has fired a missile at Israel within the past week, one of which fell short and landed in Saudi Arabia.
Trump's deal with the Houthis
In early May, Trump announced that the US would stop attacking the Houthis, saying that the group had agreed to stop interrupting important shipping lanes in the Middle East.After Trump made the announcement, Oman said it had mediated the deal.
This is a developing story.
Reuters contributed to this report.
