The morning in Israel started off tense: a surface-to-surface missile was fired at the central part of the country.

A rocket from Yemen fell out of nowhere, triggering sirens across the country. According to UNN, citing Rai News, a surface-to-surface missile was launched from Yemen on Sunday at central Israel. Interceptors were activated, but the missile did not cause any damage.

Air raid sirens sounded in Tel Aviv minutes before the rocket hit at around 6:35 a.m. local time, sending residents running for shelter.

The Israeli army and air force have launched an investigation into the Houthi rocket attack on Israel and why the missile was not intercepted. Israeli media reports that a drone launched from Lebanon exploded in the northern border town of Metula. No one was hurt, but there was material damage. Hezbollah attacked northern Israel in retaliation for the attack on Lebanon.

The missile from Yemen hit an uninhabited area and caused no damage. The investigation into the ballistic missile attack is ongoing, and the question of why the missile was not intercepted remains open.