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IDF Says Kissufim Alert Was a False Identification

Courtroom-sketch editorial illustration of the wooden Kissufim community map sign surrounded by trees and shrubs

Rocket and missile sirens sounded in Kibbutz Kissufim, in the Eshkol Regional Council near the Gaza Strip, at 5:24 a.m. Israel time. The Home Front Command said six minutes later that the incident had ended while the IDF reviewed the details. At 5:33 a.m., the IDF said the warning had resulted from a false identification. The official Hebrew and English military notices matched the contemporaneous reports, with the sequence lasting nine minutes from the initial alert to the final clarification.

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