Rocket sirens rang out in Tel Aviv and central Israel following a missile launched from Yemen early Tuesday morning.
The Israeli military said several attempts were made to intercept the launched missile and that it was likely intercepted.
MDA paramedics were deployed to search the area hit by a rocket strike, national emergency services said.
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MDA teams also treated 11 people injured on their way to an air raid shelter, as well as four others suffering from anxiety.
Landings and takeoffs at Ben Gurion Airport were briefly delayed due to the rocket launch, Ynet reported.
The last sirens occurred a few hours earlier
Sirens sounded earlier in several areas of Israel and the West Bank on Monday afternoon following a missile fired from Yemen, which was intercepted by the IAF.
The most recent siren sounded just days after Israel, the United States and the United Kingdom launched coordinated airstrikes on Houthi strongholds in Yemen.
The Yemen-based terrorist organization has made headlines in recent weeks for firing missiles and drones into Israel for several nights at a time.
