Page Ynet News in Israel quoted a Houthi spokesman as saying the third missile launch targeting Israel in 12 hours was carried out on the morning of January 14 and targeted the headquarters of the Israeli Ministry of Defense. Houthi announced that the attacks will continue until Israel ends the war in Gaza and releases the hostages.
Israeli media said shrapnel from the air defense system fell in several areas in Jerusalem and caused damage, but no casualties were reported. Israeli police said Houthi missile debris was discovered falling in some residential areas in Jerusalem and advised people not to touch it. Israel did not immediately respond to reports that its Ministry of Defense was targeted by the Houthis.
Houthi claimed to have ‘chased’ the US aircraft carrier in the Red Sea after 5 attacks
The Times of Israel reported on January 14 that the Israeli army announced that it had taken measures to intercept Houthi missiles, but did not provide further details. Previously, Israel said it had intercepted a Houthi missile on the evening of January 13, then a second Houthi missile was launched at about 3:00 a.m. on January 14 and Israel tried to respond, but the country’s military was not sure yet. ability to prevent success. Tel Aviv said there were no reports of casualties or damage to property after the two launches.
Debris from a Houthi missile fell on a house in Jerusalem
PHOTO: ISRAEL POLICE
After the first launch, Houthis claimed responsibility, saying they had targeted an “important target” in the city of Tel Aviv, Israel, and affirmed that they had completed the set goal. Israel denied information that the Houthis were successful in the missile attack.
Houthi’s consecutive missile attacks took place in the context that the parties were said to be very close to reaching a ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas forces in Gaza. Some sources say the deal could be announced this week.
