Israel army says missile from Yemen falls before entering Israeli territory
Israel's military said a missile launched from Yemen on Monday fell before entering Israeli territory after sirens sounded in several areas of the country.
"Following the sirens that sounded a short while ago in several areas in Israel, a missile launched from Yemen fell before crossing into Israeli territory," the military said in a statement.
AFP
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