The strike occurred on Sunday, resulting in two reported injuries and a brief suspension of flights at Israel's main international airport in Tel Aviv. The Israeli military indicated that multiple efforts were made to intercept the incoming missile, and the situation is currently being assessed.

Emergency services reported that the two individuals were treated for injuries sustained from the explosion, and a third person was hurt while seeking shelter from the attack. Eyewitness accounts and social media footage depicted a significant plume of smoke and distress among travelers as sirens blared around the airport area.

In a prior statement, the Israel Airport Authority noted that 422 flights were scheduled for the day, and after the missile incident, operations were halted per safety protocols. They expect to resume activities shortly.

This missile attack by the Iranian-supported Houthi militia, aligned with Hamas amidst escalating tensions following the halt of a cease-fire in the ongoing conflict, marks a significant escalation in the region. While many missiles have been intercepted through military efforts, fragments continue to pose a threat to areas across Israel.

Contributors to the report include Myra Noveck, Adam Rasgon, and Gabby Sobelman, with Isabel Kershner providing her expertise on the intricate Israeli-Palestinian dynamics since 1990.