Sirens were sounded early Tuesday morning, shortly after 3:00 a.m., in Gush Dan, the Shfela and Lachish regions.

Residents of the Tzur Hadassah and Beitar regions near Jerusalem reported damage to houses from falling debris. No injuries were reported.

The Houthis stated that the missiles had been an attack on the Defense Ministry headquarters in Tel Aviv.

The IDF Spokesperson's Unit said, "Sirens were sounded in a number of areas in central Israel following a projectile that was launched from Yemen."

A subsequent update stated that several attempts were made to intercept a missile that was launched from Yemen, and the missile was likely intercepted. The incident has concluded.

A Magen David Adom (MDA) spokesperson stated that MDA teams were dispatched to treat 11 people who were injured while heading to shelter and four individuals who suffered from shock.

The latest launch is the third launch from Yemen in the last day. On Monday evening, sirens were activated in dozens of communities in Samaria, the Jezreel Valley, and Beit Shean following a launch from Yemen that was intercepted outside of Israeli territory.

In the morning hours, the IAF intercepted in southern Israel an unmanned aerial vehicle that was launched from Yemen. The IDF stated that, in accordance with policy, no sirens were activated.