The Iran-backed Houthi forces have intensified their missile attacks, forcing hundreds of thousands of Israelis to seek shelter in the dead of night, deterring foreign airlines, and sustaining what may be the final major front in the ongoing Middle East conflicts
Last Thursday, the Houthis launched their sixth missile attack on Israel in one week, with the strikes becoming increasingly frequent despite intense Israeli air raids targeting the group’s critical infrastructure.
And just overnight Sunday, the IDF reported that the alarms that had been heard in Talmei Elazar near Hadera responded to a missile fired from Yemen and intercepted over the Mediterranean before crossing into Israeli territory. Later, a Houthi spokesman said the ballistic missile targeted the Hadera power plant.
No one in Israel, other than the good people of Talmai Elazar, heard the alarms, never mind witnessed the damage from the missile.