Attack, which resulted in six injuries, led several airlines to temporarily suspend their flights to the country, increasing tension in the region
The Prime Minister of Israel, Benjamin Netanyahuannounced a blunt response against the rebels HOUTHHI of Yemen and the Iranafter a missile hit the airport area near Tel Aviv last Sunday (4). The attack, which resulted in six injuries, led several airlines to temporarily suspend their flights to the country, increasing tension in the region. This incident occurs at a critical moment, shortly before the Israeli army confirms the convening of tens of thousands of reservists to intensify the war against Hamas in the Gaza Strip, a conflict that already extends for 19 months.
According to information from the military, the projectile caused a large crater on the perimeter of Israel’s main airport, despite attempts at interception. In a video released on his Telegram channel, Netanyahu stated that Israel had already taken measures against Houthi, a group supported by Iran, and that new actions will be taken. He emphasized that the answer will not be isolated, but a series of future retaliation. In a subsequent publication on Network X, the Prime Minister also stated that Iran will be held responsible in the time and place chosen by Israel, signaling a climb in regional tensions.
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Images released by the police show agents near a deep hole, with the control tower in the background, highlighting the severity of the attack. Although the airport infrastructure was not damaged, the impact of the missile was recorded in the area near Terminal 3 parking lot, the main structure of Ben Gurion International Airport. The site reached is a few meters from the landslides and takeoffs, which increases the concern with safety in the region and the possibility of new attacks.
*With information from Grieco Holtz
*Report produced with the aid of AI
Source: Jovempan

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