Iranian-Made Drone by Yemen's Houthi Rebels Strikes Tel Aviv: Fatalities and Rising Tensions

A drone from Yemen's Houthi rebels hit Tel Aviv, resulting in one death and ten injuries. The strike, a retaliation for the Israel-Hamas conflict, penetrated Israel's robust air defenses. The incident raises concerns over regional stability as Israel investigates the breach and its implications.

A drone from Yemen's Houthi rebels struck Tel Aviv on Friday, killing one person and injuring at least ten others in a shocking development. The strike marks the group's first lethal attack on Israeli soil.

The aerial assault occurred near the US Embassy, raining shrapnel and glass. Despite Israel's advanced air defense systems, the drone managed to penetrate and cause significant damage. Military officials cited 'human error' as the cause of the breach, triggering an ongoing investigation.

This incident has heightened tensions in the region, particularly in light of Israel's ongoing conflicts. As investigations continue, questions loom over Israel's defense efficiency and future security measures.

(With inputs from agencies.)