A ballistic missile launched by Houthi terrorists in Yemen on Friday night likely broke apart mid-air before reaching Israel, the IDF confirmed.

The military said it made several attempts to intercept the missile during the attack, which set off sirens across central Israel, including Tel Aviv and Jerusalem, as well as parts of Judea and Samaria.

No injuries or damage were reported.

The launch came just hours after the Israeli Air Force intercepted a drone fired by the Iranian-backed Houthis in Yemen, which triggered air-raid sirens in southern communities near the Gaza border.

Since the end of the Gaza ceasefire on March 18, the Houthis have fired more than 70 ballistic missiles and over 20 drones at Israel, according to Israeli media.

On Sunday, the IDF targeted a power station in

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