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Home Front Command Flash - Early Warning (27/08/2025 05:28): Following the detection of launches, in the coming minutes alerts are expected to be received in the areas of the Judean Lowlands, Judea, the Dead Sea, Sharon, Samaria, Jerusalem, Bekaa, Dan, Yarkon, the Shephelah
Yemen: Hudaydah Port has resumed operations but at reduced capacity after Israeli army airstrikes. Only berths 4, 6 and partly 8 are usable, with major damage elsewhere. 2 of 4 WFP/USAID cranes were destroyed, slowing cargo handling. Major shipping lines remain absent
Home Front Command: advance warning following detection of launches, in the coming minutes alerts are expected to be received in the areas of Samaria, Yarkon, Dan, Judean Lowlands, Jerusalem, Sharon, Lachish, the Lowlands, Judea
The Israel Defense Force has released a statement confirming that missile boats of the Israeli Navy carried out several strikes tonight against an “energy infrastructure site that served the Houthi terrorist regime” within the Yemeni capital of Sana'a in Houthi-controlled Western Yemen. According to the IDF, the strikes were carried out in response to continued ballistic missile and drone attacks by the Iranian-backed Houthis in Yemen against the State of Israel.
A ballistic missile launched a short while ago by the Iranian-backed Houthi terrorist group in Yemen was successfully intercepted by the Israeli Air Force. The Israeli army states that no sirens sounded in accordance with protocol from the Homefront Command
Sanaa: The Houthis accuse UN envoy Grundberg of bias and threaten to cut off all contact with him in protest of his briefing to the Security Council yesterday.
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