Israeli Aero System fails missile attack amid war against Hamas; was fired from the Red Sea
Regarding the missile attack, it is being claimed that the missile was launched by Iran-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen. The Times of Israel made this claim in its reports on Tuesday. It said that this missile was fired targeting Israel's southernmost city, Eilat.
Bhavika Nandwana
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It has been more than three weeks since the ongoing war between Hamas and Israel. Not only this, apart from Hamas, many other countries have also come against Israel regarding the war. Meanwhile, Israel has claimed that a missile has been fired towards it from the Red Sea. Which was successfully shot down by its arrow system. At the same time, regarding this missile attack, it is being claimed that the missile was launched by Iran-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen.
The Times of Israel made this claim in its reports on Tuesday. It said that this missile was fired targeting Israel's southernmost city, Eilat. Israel Defense Force (IDF) has also issued a statement regarding this. It states that their Air Force system carefully tracked and shot down the missile at the most precise operational time and location. He said that the Arrow defense system has been used for the first time in the war against Hamas. Along with this, the IDF has also claimed that several other targeted attacks were also carried out against it from the Red Sea on Tuesday morning. Which were successfully killed.
At the same time, Houthi rebels have also claimed drone attack on Israel. It is being said that when these drones reached near Israel's southern city of Eilat, alarms started ringing there and people started running towards the bunkers. However, Israel destroyed them. This incident has come to light in the context of Israel's ongoing conflict with the Hamas terrorist group in Gaza. Houthi government Prime Minister Abdelaziz bin Habtoor confirmed the attack and said that these drones were from Yemen.
