Saturday night: Alarms were set off near Beit Shemesh and were heard in the city from afar - residents received a warning from the Land Registry.

On Saturday night at 3:43, alarms were activated in central Israel following the firing of a ballistic missile from Yemen.

Alarms were also activated in communities adjacent to the city of Beit Shemesh - Nachem, Eshtaul, Har Tov, Tzora Yeshi and more - in the city of Beit Shemesh no alarm was activated, but a weak alarm was heard from afar, and after the missile was seen passing over the city's sky, loud explosions were heard.

Although no alarm was activated in the city, the Home Front Command app sent an alert to hundreds of residents.

The interception was unsuccessful and the missile fell in a playground in Tel Aviv-Jaffa, injuring 16 people slightly.