In a chilling moment that’s stunned the world, Yemen’s Houthis publicly live-streamed Iranian missile strikes on Tel Aviv, drawing cheers from a massive crowd in Saada. Iran launched fewer than 100 ballistic missiles Friday after vowing retaliation for Israel’s devastating attack on its nuclear and military leadership.

In a dramatic escalation, Yemen’s Iran-aligned Houthis launched hypersonic ballistic missiles targeting Tel Aviv’s sensitive military and civilian sites. The coordinated assault followed Iran’s mass missile salvo,

🚨 Sirens went off in the Israeli town of Ramla after a rocket was fired from Yemen at Israel 📹 Footage captured shows the Iron Dome intercepting the missile in the sky ✈️ Air traffic suspended at Tel Aviv's Ben Gurion International Airport after missile launch from Yemen,… pic.twitter.com/7hqyRTYb5r

Houthis Fire Missiles on Israel Hours After Tel Aviv's Hodeidah Port Strikes | Firstpost America | N18G Yemen’s Iran-backed Houthi rebels have fired ballistic missiles at Israel, claiming a direct strike on Ben Gurion Airport after Israel launched a naval attack on Yemen’s Red Sea port of Hodeidah.

Israel’s multilayered air-defense system is credited with protecting the country from serious damage or casualties from past Iranian attacks

United confirmed to Business Insider that one flight to Tel Aviv, UAL84, returned to New York after departure, and that another, UAL90, was canceled. "United will continue to monitor the situation and will work to assist our customers through this disruption," a United statement said.

President Donald Trump says if Iran attacks the US in any way, it would face the might of America's military "at levels never seen before". Meanwhile, Israel says sirens were activated overnight due to strikes from both Iran and Yemen,