Houthi Missile Attack on Ben Gurion Airport: Damage, No Casualties

Houthi Missile Attack on Ben Gurion Airport: Damage Reported, No Casualties On May 29, 2025, Houthi rebels in Yemen launched a missile attack targeting Ben Gurion Airport in Israel. This action followed an Israeli airstrike on Sana'a airport in Yemen the previous day. The attack caused damage to airport infrastructure and several vehicles in the airport parking lot, but thankfully, there were no reported injuries or fatalities. Footage from the scene shows significant damage to airport property, including shattered windows and debris scattered across the ground. One eyewitness, a nearby resident, stated, "I heard a loud explosion and then saw smoke rising from the airport area. It was terrifying." An Israeli military spokesperson stated in a Telegram post that the missiles launched from Yemen were successfully intercepted by Israeli air defenses. They emphasized that the quick response prevented any casualties. The spokesperson added, "This attack underscores the ongoing threat posed by Houthi rebels and the importance of our defensive capabilities." The incident highlights the escalating tensions in the region and the ongoing conflict between Israel and Houthi rebels. Despite the damage, the successful interception of the missiles and the lack of casualties offer a glimmer of hope amidst the volatile situation.