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Israel is vowing retribution after a missile fire by Iranian-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen landed near Israel's main airport today.
Flights were disrupted and Israeli officials say four people were lightly injured.
NPR's Carrie Khan reports on this latest Houthi attack.
Sirens went off in many cities in central Israel, including Tel Aviv,
early Sunday morning,
sending Israelis into bomb shelters and halting flights at the international airport.
The missile or debris from it fell in a field near Ben Gurion Airport.
Most missiles from Yemen are intercepted,
but some have penetrated Israeli airspace and caused damage.
A Yemeni official posted on social media that the attack is a warning to international airlines to not fly into Israel's main airport.
Since the start of the Gaza war in solidarity with Palestinians,
the Houthis have sent missiles into Israel.
Israel's defense minister says forces will no longer use restraint against Yemen,
adding, quote, Whoever harms us, we will harm them sevenfold.