Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is threatening retaliation after the Houthi rebels of Yemen targeted central Israel with a missile attack on Sunday.

Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said that Yemen's Houthi rebels will pay a "heavy price" after a ballistic missile struck central Israel for the first time on Sunday.

Houthis claim its new hypersonic missile managed to evade Israel’s air defence systems as Gaza war enters 12th month.

The attack caused little damage but signified a step-up in the Iran-backed group’s targeting of Israel amid the war in Gaza.

A missile fired by Yemen's Iran-aligned Houthi rebels struck Israel for the first time Sunday when it dropped on an uninhabited area, causing

The Iranian proxy group claimed that "Israel should anticipate more attacks in the weeks leading up" to the October 7 massacre.

IDF says interceptors launched at target; impact reported near Ben Shemen forest; train station lightly damaged by shrapnel; Houthis: Attack shows Israel 'completely exposed'

Amid the brewing tensions in the Middle East, Houthis claimed that they had launched advanced surface-to-surface hypersonic missiles which eventually triggered air sirens across the Jewish nation at 6

Yemen’s Houthis resumed attacks against Israel with a ballistic missile strike, with no reported casualties. Analysts are warning this could launch a new phase of the war. According to the Israel Defense Forces,