Israeli response after Houthi missile breach near airport

Monday, May 5, 2025, 7:21 am

Following a Houthi missile breach of the Iron Dome that struck near Israel’s primary international gateway, officials have issued stern warnings and signalled readiness to counter further provocations. The incident underscores escalating regional tensions and a geopolitical game of high stakes and sharper tongues.


ledevoir.com / Frappes américaines au Yémen après un tir sur le principal aéroport israélien

Les États-Unis ont intensifié leurs attaques contre les Houthis depuis le retour de Donald Trump.

torontosun.com / KINSELLA: Constant threats hang over Israelis who long for peace

Houthi missile penetrates Iron Dome and strikes near Tel Aviv international airport

nationalpost.com / Netanyahu echoes Trump in warning Iran over Houthi attacks

'Israel will respond to the attack on Ben-Gurion Airport — and, at a time and place of our choosing, to their Iranian terror masters as well,' said the Israeli premier


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