World News Live Updates: Missile Fired From Yemen Sets Off Sirens In Israel For First Time Since Iran Ceasefire

Israel’s military reported detecting a missile launched from Yemen early Saturday, marking the first such projectile to trigger sirens in the country since a ceasefire was reached between Israel and Iran nearly a week ago.

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) confirmed the missile flew over Israeli territory and said it was “most likely successfully intercepted” by the nation’s aerial defense systems.

No injuries, damage, or impacts have been reported, according to Israel’s emergency service, Magen David Adom.

Since the outbreak of the Gaza conflict in October 2023, Iran-backed Houthi rebels based in Yemen have frequently launched missiles toward Israel.

“Sirens were activated following standard protocol,” the IDF stated.

Iran is set to hold a state funeral for its senior military commanders and nuclear scientists who were killed during the 12-day conflict with Israel.

Although a U.S.-brokered ceasefire announced nearly a week ago remains in place, diplomatic efforts to revive nuclear negotiations with Iran have made little headway. On Friday, U.S. President Donald Trump said he would “absolutely” consider launching new strikes on Iranian nuclear sites if future intelligence raises concerns about uranium enrichment.

In Israel, families of hostages taken by Hamas during the October 7 attack plan to hold a protest in Tel Aviv. They are urging a ceasefire in Gaza, calling it a “historic window of opportunity” to end the war and secure the hostages’ release following the escalation with Iran.

The Justice Department on Friday fired at least three prosecutors tied to the Capitol riot cases, AP reported, quoting sources. Two were senior supervisors in the Jan. 6 investigations, while the third was a trial attorney. A dismissal letter signed by Attorney General Pam Bondi gave no explanation beyond citing Article II of the Constitution.

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US Congressman Bill Huizenga warns that Afghanistan has once again become a safe haven for terror groups like ISIS-K and TTP. He blames the 2021 U.S. withdrawal for the resurgence, highlighting growing violence in Pakistan and renewed threats across South and Central Asia.

Donald Trump has cut off all trade talks with Canada over its new digital services tax, calling it an attack on US tech firms. He warned Canada will face new tariffs within a week. The move could cost American companies billions as the retroactive tax kicks in starting Monday.

China has agreed to resume rare earth exports to the US after weeks of tense negotiations, marking a key moment in their ongoing trade talks. With both sides pledging to ease restrictions, the deal could help stabilize supply chains, though hurdles remain for US defense and tech industries.

Israeli leaders Netanyahu and Katz stress that IDF soldiers have strict orders to avoid harming civilians amid ongoing conflict with Hamas. The UN calls for an immediate Gaza ceasefire and hostage release, while tensions rise in Nablus over illegal entry and clashes near Joseph’s Tomb.

Russian President Vladimir Putin criticized the West for breaking promises on NATO and Ukraine, declaring that Russia will no longer engage in “one-sided games.” Alongside Foreign Minister Lavrov, he downplayed NATO’s military buildup but stressed that dialogue is only possible if core concerns like NATO expansion are addressed.

US President Donald Trump voiced strong optimism about a potential trade agreement with India, stating that the United States is aiming for a “full trade barrier dropping,” a move he admitted was once considered “unthinkable.” However, he added that he’s uncertain if such an ambitious outcome will be achieved.