Houthi missile hits Saudi Arabia en route to Israel
Houthi missiles most recently triggered sirens across Israel on Sunday, the third time in a single week.
A ballistic missile launched from Yemen by the Houthis fell in Saudi Arabia as it was en route to Israeli territory, Army Radio reported on Thursday evening.
This is the second time a Houthi missile has landed in Saudi Arabia while heading toward Israeli territory. The last time this occurred was in late March.
Houthi missiles most recently triggered sirens across Israel on Sunday, the third time in a single week.
Attacks by the Yemenite terror organization recently began again in March after a lull during the Israel-Hamas ceasefire, which occured between January and early March.
US strikes in Yemen
These renewed attacks come amid continued strikes by the United States Central Command (CENTCOM) against Houthi targets in Yemen's capital Sa'ana and across Yemen.