Missile attack from Yemen, sirens rang in Israel

War sirens started sounding in different areas of Israel after the missile fired from Yemen approached the Israeli border. According to foreign media, Israel has claimed to have destroyed the missile launched from Yemen through the defense system. After the missile attack, the operation at Ben Gurion Airport of Israel was temporarily suspended. Earlier, the Palestinian resistance organization Hamas said in its statement that important progress has been made in some basic matters in the Gaza ceasefire talks. According to the report, the Palestinian resistance organization Hamas has said that efforts are being made to reach an early consensus on the remaining issues. The Biden administration has also said that a Gaza peace deal could be reached this week as a result of ongoing ceasefire talks in Doha. In addition to this, the newly elected Vice President of the United States, Vance, has also hoped for an agreement between Israel and Hamas as soon as possible. The vice president said that an agreement between Israel and Hamas could be reached soon and the reason for this development is that people are afraid that it will have dangerous consequences for Hamas. "We're hopeful that an agreement is going to be reached toward the very end of the Biden administration, maybe the last day or two," he said. 5 Israeli soldiers, including a captain, died in Gaza "It's very clear that President Trump's threat to Hamas and making it clear that the consequences will be hell is why we've made progress in getting some of the hostages out," Vance said.