Netanyahu Vows to Respond to Houthis After Airport Missile Strike

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Israel’s Ben Gurion Airport hit with Houthi missile

The airport has since resumed flights with a statement on its website stating, "Dear passengers, please be advised that Ben Gurion airport is working as planned, including departures and landings.

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Israel fails to intercept Houthi missile targeting its main airport, showing the limits of US efforts to weaken the group

In a post to X later, he also promised a response to Iran: “Israel will respond to the Houthi attack against our main airport AND, at a time and place of our choosing, to their Iranian terror masters.” Defense Minister Israel Katz warned that the response would be “sevenfold.”

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Houthis strike Israeli airport with ballistic missile in chilling escalation

After the October 7 massacre, Houthis began launching relentless drone and missile attacks on any ships - including warships - they deem to be connected with Israel in solidarity with their ally, Hamas.

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