Video shows state of panic among passengers in Ben Gurion Airport

SANAA, May 13 (YPA) – Ben Gurion International Airport, in central occupied Palestine, was being witnessed on Tuesday a state of panic and fear among passengers and employees, after air raid sirens sounded as a result of the launch of a long-range missile from Yemen towards the occupied Palestinian territories.

Video clips circulated by activists on social media showed passengers fleeing in front of one of the planes on the airport tarmac, with a number lying down on the ground in search of shelter.

Reports added that air traffic at the airport was temporarily affected, with some flights were suspended and others delayed, as the Israeli occupation forces imposed a state of high alert around the airport.

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