Projectile fired towards Jerusalem

[1LoverofGod]

Very interesting RED alerts right now. Close to Jerusalem.

Very odd.

Why do I say very odd? Jerusalem has been one of the LEAST targeted areas in the entire war so far.

It’s VERY possible that this is a ballistic missile fired in from Yemen…

BubbaNews

Very interesting RED alerts right now. Close to Jerusalem. Very odd. Why do I say very odd? Jerusalem has been one of the LEAST targeted areas in the entire war so far. It’s VERY possible that this is a ballistic missile fired in from Yemen…

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[1LoverofGod]

*Breaking News

IDF intercepts missile from Yemen, sirens activated in Jerusalem Hills area
The Israel Air Force intercepted a single rocket launched from Yemen, the IDF reported on Monday morning.
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IAF intercepts rocket launched from Yemen

The Israel Air Force intercepted a single rocket launched from Yemen, the IDF reported on Monday morning.The r

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[1LoverofGod]

**Complete Article on previous developing Story...

Sirens activated in Jerusalem Hills as IAF intercepts missile form Yemen, drones from Iraq
Sirens sounded across the Jerusalem hills, Beit Shemesh, Kiryat Arba, and surrounding communities early Monday morning.

The IDF confirmed that it had identified a single missile launch from Yemen, which was successfully intercepted with no casualties reported. However, explosions were heard in Beit Shemesh and nearby areas. Police and Magen David Adom (MDA) teams began scanning the affected locations for potential damage or debris.

Firefighters from the Beit Shemesh station were deployed to inspect and secure the area. Following reports from residents, they discovered a fire that had impacted local vegetation and a vehicle. Crews arrived at the scene to contain and extinguish the fire.

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Sirens activated in Jerusalem Hills as IAF intercepts missile form Yemen, drones from Iraq

The IDF confirmed that it had identified a single missile launch from Yemen, which was successfully intercepted with no casualties reported.

m.jpost.com