The attack came hours after US airstrikes hit Houthi positions overnight in Sanaa, the Yemeni capital, and the Saada area.

Two missiles were successfully intercepted, no injuries or damage were reported.

Progressives, glorifying the concept of 'revolution,' say they should emulate Hamas and the Houthis.

At around 7:30 am, sirens blared throughout central Israel, with no injuries reported.

Sirens sounded following 'projectile fire from Yemen,' the IDF said in the statement, confirming that alerts were triggered in the Negev area.

"We will come after the Houthis until they stop shooting at our ships, and the Iranians better stay out of it," vowed U.S. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth.

US President Donald Trump vowed that the U.S. military would continue using overwhelming force until its objectives were met.

The United States imposed sanctions on seven senior members of the Houthis, the Treasury Department announced Wednesday, a day after the Trump administration re-designated the Iran-backed rebels in Yemen as a foreign terrorist organization.

The order signed by the US president fully restores tough American sanctions on the Yemen-based terror group that the Biden administration lifted in 2021.

The Yemeni terrorists, and Iraqi militias, signal an end to attacks on Israel and other targets, including maritime operations.

The attack comes after earlier in the day Israel intercepted a suicide drone launched from Yemen over the country’s south.

Emergency responders said twelve people were hurt while making their way to shelters and another nine were treated for panic attacks.

'If you didn’t speak up when our schools were hit, don’t speak up when we respond.'

The secretary-general 'couldn’t bring himself to mention' that Israeli citizens have been 'relentlessly attacked by the Houthis,' the Foreign Ministry said.

'The Houthis’ flag spells out their goals: destroy America, destroy the Jews, destroy Israel.'

'Today we light the first candle of Hanukkah to commemorate the victory of the Maccabees of that time and the victory of the Maccabees of today.'

The strikes came as Houthi leader Abdul-Malik al-Houthi was giving a televised speech.

Bomb squads were examining three impact sites from the interception in the Sharon region, including in Ramla and Modi’in, and security forces were searching for additional debris, according to the Israel Police.

'Just as we took care of Sinwar in Gaza, Haniyeh in Tehran and Nasrallah in Beirut, we will deal with the heads of the Houthis,' says Minister Katz.

Netanyahu: 'Just as we have acted forcefully against the terror arms of Iran's axis of evil, so too will we act against the Houthis.'

Sirens sounded in central Israel, and 16 people were wounded.

'They are finding out, and will find out, the hard way that whoever harms Israel – will pay a very heavy price.'

The strikes were carried out by 14 fighter jets in two waves and targeted sites in Yemen's capital and coastal area.

The IDF is investigating the fact that the drone did not trigger sirens or defense systems.

There were no immediate reports of casualties.

The projectile was intercepted before it entered Israeli territory.

The missile was intercepted outside of Israeli airspace, but four people were hurt while running to shelters.

'One launch that was approaching from Yemen toward Israeli territory was intercepted by the Israeli Air Force,' the IDF said.

The Israeli Air Force launched a wave of airstrikes on Houthi terrorist targets near Yemen's port city of Hodeidah on Sunday afternoon, as confirmed by the Israel Defense Forces (IDF).

'The IDF attacked power plants and a seaport, which are used to import oil,' the military said.

In recent days, Houthis from Iraq arrived in the south of the country – to open a new firing front – using drones against Israel.

Fragments of an IDF interceptor hit a train station in Modi’in, causing damage, with images from the scene showing shattered glass and damage to an escalator.

The attacks are forcing shipping companies to take alternative, longer routes to avoid the Red Sea, leading to greater revenue and profits.

Israeli Air Force jets launched strikes on Houthi terrorist targets in Yemen on Saturday, following a lethal drone attack by the Iran-backed group in Tel Aviv.

'The Israeli Air Force struck dual-use infrastructure used for terrorist activities, including energy infrastructures,' IDF Spokesperson Rear Adm. Daniel Hagari said.

The Houthis have been launching missile and drone attacks against Israel since declaring support for Hamas.

Since October 7th, the Houthis have disrupted shipping and committed acts of terror on the sea.

According to a report from Globes, the damage will take at least eight weeks to repair.

The Houthis should not be underestimated and are the first to use anti-ship ballistic missiles.

Their weapons and training originate in Iran, which funds numerous terrorist groups aimed at destroying Israel.