Archive · 25 May 2025
Jerusalem Hit by Sirens as Army Intercepts Missile from Yemen
Imagine someone in Yemen launched a missile, and it flew towards Israel.
When the missile got close, alarms went off in Jerusalem to warn people.
Luckily, the Israeli army shot the missile out of the sky so it didn't hit anything.
The people in Jerusalem were safe.
The group in Yemen that launched the missile said they were trying to hit an airport.
This is happening because of a war going on between Israel and a group called Hamas.
The group in Yemen says they are helping the people in Palestine.
They stopped attacking for a little while, but started again when the fighting got worse.
Air raid sirens sounded in Jerusalem due to a missile launch from Yemen.
The Israeli army intercepted the missile, preventing any impact.
No injuries were reported following the incident.
Yemen's Huthi rebels claimed responsibility, stating the target was Ben Gurion Airport.
The attack occurred amid the ongoing conflict in Gaza.
- Who
- Huthi rebels in Yemen
- What
- A missile was launched and intercepted.
- When
- Sunday
- Where
- Jerusalem and near Tel Aviv, Israel; launched from Yemen
- Why
- The rebels say they are acting in solidarity with Palestinians.
- Missile Origin
- Yemen
- Location of Sirens
- Jerusalem
- Missile Outcome
- Intercepted by Israeli army
- Claimed Responsibility
- Huthi rebels
- Reported Target
- Ben Gurion Airport