The Israeli occupation forces announced on Monday a state of emergency in the largest occupied cities in Palestine. This coincides with reports of monitoring a new attack from Yemen, the second within hours.

Exclusive – Al-Khabar Al-Yemeni:

Hebrew media reported the suspension of work at Ben Gurion Airport and vital facilities in the capital, Tel Aviv.

The suspension of work coincided with the sound of warning sirens in several occupied cities, according to the same sources.

The security and military establishment of the occupation had confirmed the monitoring of more missile attacks coming from Yemen.

Earlier in the day, explosions rocked Tel Aviv amid news of a Yemeni attack.

The missile attacks that the occupation forces spoke of a little while ago are the second since the morning, as the occupation announced that it was exposed to drone attacks, claiming to have intercepted one over the Mediterranean.

It is worth noting that Mohammed Al-Houthi, a member of the Supreme Political Council, had revealed in a tweet about launching a barrage of missiles and drones in an attack that may be the largest since the start of the Yemeni operations in November of last year.