The drone was launched by pro-Iran Iraqi militias; the IDF said it never crossed into Israeli territory.

The missile was intercepted in the Eilat area and show down without causing casualties.

According to the IDF, the drones never crossed into Israeli territory. No casualties were reported.

A hostile aircraft was shot down near Ramon Airport about 200 meters from the Jordanian border. No injuries or damage were reported and details of the incident are being investigated.

A hostile aircraft launched from Iran managed to penetrate Israel's air defenses and cause light damage to a structure. No casualties were reported.

Two days after the explosion in the Eilat area, the IDF confirmed it to be a cruise missile, which was tracked but which did not trigger a siren. The missile was probably fired by the Iran-backed Houthi rebels.

Due to the stormy weather and due to the fear of polluted drainage flowing into the sea, the Ministry of Health warns against bathing on the beaches of Eilat.

Sirens were heard in Eilat, as the Arrow defense system intercepted a missile fired towards the city. Magen David Adom said no reports of hits or casualties have been received.

A Red Color siren was sounded in Eilat. The IDF confirmed that this was due to a cruise missile fired from Yemen towards Israel, intercepted before entering Israeli territory.

A few hours after a drone hit a school in Eilat, alarms sounded in the city and MDA teams went out to search scenes where falls were reported. At this stage, no injuries were reported.

Initial assessments point to an IDF drone having crashed. Medics and paramedics are treating 7 anxiety cases, no reports of physical injuries.

Sirens were heard in the Arava settlements after Hamas claimed to have launched an "Ayyash" rocket towards Eilat. The IDF spokesperson stated that the launch was intercepted by the "Arrow" system.

Following missile strikes towards Eilat from the direction of Yemen, Israel deployed missile boats to the Red Sea. Air raid sirens were activated in Eilat last night for added security, as the aerial attack from Yemen was relatively distant from the city.

The Houthis took responsibility for the cruise missile fired from the Red Sea: "We will continue strikes until the end of Israeli aggression."

A Red Alert siren was heard in the city of Eilat and its surroundings due to suspicion of the infiltration of hostile aircraft. According to the IDF, it was intercepted outside of Israeli territory, most likely being launched by the Houthi rebels from Yemen.

The Israeli who was arrested yesterday in Sinai after wrapping himself in the Chabad flag and getting into a confrontation with residents was released and crossed the border back to Eilat