Just over two days after Israel's attack in Yemen against the Houthi terrorist organization, Sky News in Arabic reveals the number of casualties, injuries, and missing persons.

IDF spokesperson Brigadier General Daniel Hagari addressed the media regarding Israel's military operation in Yemen.

The name of the person killed in the drone attack this morning in Tel Aviv was allowed to be published. Yevgeni Perder, 50 years old, has died. 8 other people were slightly injured in the attack.

In the media, the Air Force is being attacked following the fall of the UAV in the heart of Tel Aviv, which claimed the life of one person and injured 8 others: "After more than nine months of intense war, were they surprised tonight too?"

IDF Spokesperson Daniel Hagari said that the drone hitting Tel Aviv was an Iran-made Samad-3.

The Air Forces admitted that the drone that hit Tel Aviv was mistakenly not identified as a hostile target, and therefore not identified by the aerial defense system.

In first ever, IAF officers admits that there were key personnel missing on October 7th when the war broke out causing for an initial lack of response on the Air Force's part. They had soldiers who were not up to date on their training due to refusal to serve in reserve duty before the war, making them less prepared.

During the night, IDF forces attacked targets in the area from which the rocket barrage was fired at the area surrounding the Gaza Strip last night. 

Although our IAF helicopter squadrons were actively engaged, their efforts proved insufficient to prevent the devastating assault.

After completing 3 grueling years of training, 36 pilots officially joined the ranks of the Israeli Air Force.

Air Force Commander Tomar Bar spoke at the completion ceremony of the flight course, saying "Hamas in Gaza will be defeated soon, and we are ready against Hezbollah in the north. We have the means for it, we have the capabilities."

There were two serious incidents of strikes on incorrect targets in Gaza.

Tensions are on the rise in the face of Hezbollah's persistent attacks and Israel's counter-attacks.

The IDF struck multiple sites in the Gaza Strip, including rocket launch sites, military structures and more.

For the first time in the history of the Air Force, Col. G took up the position of Commander of the Ovda Air Force Base. The commander of the Air Force told her: "We look forward to your influence at the Air Force command table."

The Air Force struck multiple targets in the Gaza Strip over the past day, assisting IDF soldiers and striking terrorists and terror infrastructure.

Over the last day, the Air Force has struck some 130 targets throughout the Gaza Strip, while continuing to hit Hezbollah targets in the north.

The 139th Battalion, closed down in 2021 after 53 years of service, has been reconstituted as part of a general effort to beef up Israeli aerial defense.

The targets included military structures, rocket launch sites, weapons storage sites, and other infrastructure.