The IDF on Tuesday said that a Houthi missile launched from Yemen towards Israeli territory was "most likely intercepted," the military said. They noted that additional interceptors were launched due to the possibility of fallen shrapnel from the interception. 

Sirens were triggered in several areas across central Israel, the IDF said. 

Israeli air force aerial defense systems are operating to intercept the threat. 

Israel's emergency service, Magen David Adom (MDA), said that following the sirens, they had received no reports of shrapnel or casualties. 

Earlier on Tuesday morning, the IDF confirmed that, for the first time during the war, the navy attacked the Houthis at their Hodeidah maritime port. 

Houthi protesters hold weapons during a demonstration in Sanaa, Yemen, May 30, 2025 (credit: REUTERS/Adel Al Khader)
Houthi protesters hold weapons during a demonstration in Sanaa, Yemen, May 30, 2025 (credit: REUTERS/Adel Al Khader)
Despite these prior attacks, the Houthis have managed to continue to use aspects of the Hodeidah port for terror purposes to advance attacks on Israel using ballistic missiles and drones.

Yonah Jeremy Bob contributed to this report. This is a developing story.