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Missile launched from Yemen lands near Israel’s main airport
The Israeli military said it was investigating the fall of a projectile which landed in the vicinity of the Ben Gurion Airport
Travelers wait outside the airport after the missile attack interrupted flights. (AFP pic)
JERUSALEM: A missile launched from Yemen towards Israel on Sunday landed near Ben Gurion Airport, the country’s main international airport, where footage shared on social media showed a plume of smoke visible from a passenger terminal.
The Israeli military said it was investigating the fall of a projectile launched from Yemen, which landed in the vicinity of the airport.
A Reuters reporter at the airport heard sirens and saw passengers reacting by running towards safe rooms.
Several people at the airport posted videos filmed on smartphones that showed a plume of black smoke clearly visible nearby, behind parked aircraft and airport buildings. Reuters has not verified the videos.
The Israeli ambulance service said there were no reports of serious injuries. A man and a woman with light injuries were being taken to hospital and two people were being treated at the scene for the effects of panic.
Airport authorities said the projectile had landed by a road near a Terminal 3 parking lot. One photo shared on social media showed a bend in a road covered in debris.
Yemen’s Houthi rebels have been launching missiles at Israel, saying they are acting in solidarity with Palestinians in Gaza.
The Israeli military said it was investigating the fall of a projectile launched from Yemen, which landed in the vicinity of the airport.
A Reuters reporter at the airport heard sirens and saw passengers reacting by running towards safe rooms.
Several people at the airport posted videos filmed on smartphones that showed a plume of black smoke clearly visible nearby, behind parked aircraft and airport buildings. Reuters has not verified the videos.
The Israeli ambulance service said there were no reports of serious injuries. A man and a woman with light injuries were being taken to hospital and two people were being treated at the scene for the effects of panic.
Airport authorities said the projectile had landed by a road near a Terminal 3 parking lot. One photo shared on social media showed a bend in a road covered in debris.
Yemen’s Houthi rebels have been launching missiles at Israel, saying they are acting in solidarity with Palestinians in Gaza.
Isaac must resist the urge to retaliate. Here are the Options that will Please the ICC, ICJ, UN, UNRWA, WHO, World Bank etc:
ReplyDelete1. Do Nothing. Pretend It Never Happened
2. Turn The Other Cheek. Offer Hooters another target
3. Invite the Hooters to sit down over a Cup of Tea and Shisha
4. Organize a Welcome Party for Greta Thunberg
5. Negotiate a Two State Solution
If Isaac really must retaliate then it must be proportionate. One missile fired at Isaac then fire back one. Just One. And if this displeases anyone say sorry afterwards.
Note before Making Decision:
The Words on Hooters Flag Reads "God is Greatest, Death to America, Death to Israel, Curse on the Jews, Victory to Islam."
A better solution, move all the residents of the zionist state, log stock & barrel out from Palestine.
DeleteNo one would give a fart about where it would landed!
Aaahhh… the ethnic cleansing/genocide solution. Very cantik.
DeleteMemang cantik, if u were included in that final exodus of fart!
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