
Accidental shootings lead to gun ban

A ballistic missile launched by Yemen’s Houthis toward Israel crashed in Saudi Arabia on Wednesday at 21:00, intercepted by U.S. air defenses, marking the second such failure in two days, with no alerts triggered in Israel. Over the past two weeks, Houthi missile attacks have intensified, some crashing en route and others intercepted, though debris concerns have sparked sirens and prompted Home Front Command to consider early warnings.

Accidental shootings lead to gun ban

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