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Ben Gurion Airport Targeted: Houthi Missile Strike Disrupts Israel's Main Air Hub
In a significant escalation of regional hostilities, Israel's Ben Gurion International Airport, located near Tel Aviv, was struck by a ballistic missile launched from Yemen by Houthi rebels on May 4, 2025. The attack resulted in multiple injuries and led to the temporary suspension of flights, raising concerns about the effectiveness of Israel's air defense systems and the expanding reach of the Houthi insurgents.
The Attack and Immediate Aftermath
According to reports, the missile evaded Israel's defense systems and impacted near the airport's vicinity, causing damage and injuring at least six individuals. Emergency services responded promptly, and the wounded were transported to nearby medical facilities for treatment. The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) confirmed the incident and initiated an investigation into the failure of the missile interception systems.
In the wake of the attack, Ben Gurion Airport temporarily suspended all flight operations to assess the damage and ensure the safety of passengers and staff. Flights were resumed after a thorough security evaluation, but the incident has left a lasting impact on the nation's sense of security.
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