Yemeni Missile Targets Ben Gurion Airport as THAAD Fails to Intercept

Summary:

A powerful Yemeni missile bypassed Israel's THAAD defense system, striking near Ben Gurion Airport, triggering a nationwide alert. This shocking failure of one of the world’s most advanced missile defense systems has raised serious concerns about the vulnerability of high-profile Israeli targets. The attack marks a significant escalation in regional tensions, with experts warning of more precision strikes in the future. Watch the full video to understand the implications of this unprecedented breach in Israel’s air defense network. 

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FAQs:

Q1: What is the THAAD missile defense system?
A: THAAD (Terminal High Altitude Area Defense) is a U.S.-built anti-ballistic missile system designed to intercept incoming missiles at high altitudes.

Q2: Has Israel's THAAD system ever failed before?
A: No major publicized failure had occurred until this Ben Gurion Airport incident, raising global concerns over its reliability.

Q3: Why is Yemen targeting Israel now?
A: The Yemen-Israel conflict has intensified due to regional alliances and escalating tensions involving proxy warfare and territorial disputes.

Q4: How serious is the breach of Ben Gurion's airspace?
A: Extremely serious—Ben Gurion Airport is Israel’s main international hub, and such a strike represents a major security failure.

Q5: What happened at Ben Gurion Airport?
A: A Yemeni missile reportedly struck near Ben Gurion Airport after evading Israel’s THAAD missile defense system, sparking global concerns.

Q6: How did the THAAD system fail?
A: Despite its advanced capabilities, the THAAD system failed to intercept the missile, revealing potential vulnerabilities in Israel’s aerial defense.

Q7: Who launched the missile at Israel?
A: The missile was launched from Yemeni territory, reportedly by Houthi-aligned forces escalating their threats against Israeli targets.