A long-range missile fired from Yemen early Sunday landed in central Israel, according to the Israeli military.

The attack prompted air raid sirens in the region and local media aired photos of what appeared to be a fragment from a missile or interceptor that landed on a train station in the central town of Modiin.

There were no reports of casualties or damage from the missile but authorities observed a fire in the rural area.

In addition to the attack from Yemen, the Israeli military said around 40 projectiles were fired from Lebanon early Sunday. Some were intercepted while the rest fell in open areas, the military said.

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Nobody immediately claimed responsibility for Sunday's missile strike from Yemen. 

Local media reported sounds of explosions resulting from the missile but Israel's military said later the sound came from the interceptors.

Yemen's Iran-backed Houthi rebels have repeatedly fired drones and missiles toward Israel since the start of Israel's war with Hamas in Gaza, which started after the terror group launched an attack on the Jewish State on Oct. 7. 

Nearly all the attacks have been intercepted over the Red Sea.

No injuries were reported from the projectiles. Israel Fire and Rescue Services are working to extinguish fires that were caused by fallen projectiles in open areas.

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Since the Israel-Hamas war began nearly a year ago, Iran and rits financed terror groups have attacked Israeli and U.S. targets, which has led to retaliatory strikes from Israel and its Western allies.

Iran supports terror groups across the region — Hamas, the Houthis and Lebanon's Hezbollah — which have exchanged fire with Israel nearly every day since the war in Gaza began more than 11 months ago. Iran and its allies have said their actions come as a show of solidarity for the Palestinians.

In July, an Iranian-made drone launched by the Houthis struck Tel Aviv, killing one person and wounding 10 others. In response to that attack, Israel launched a wave of airstrikes on Houthi-held areas of Yemen.

The Houthis have also repeatedly attacked commercial shipping in the Red Sea in what they claim to be a blockade on Israel in support of the Palestinians. However, most of the ships that have been targeted have no connection to Israel.

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Tens of thousands of people on both sides of the Israel-Lebanon border have been displaced due to the strikes.

Fox News' Yonat Friling and The Associated Press contributed to this report.

Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez were spotted together Saturday for the first time since the "On the Floor" hitmaker filed for divorce from the Oscar winner last month.

The 52-year-old actor and the 55-year-old singer were photographed with their children as they arrived together for lunch at Los Angeles' Beverly Hills Hotel in a black SUV.

The former couple were seen exiting the vehicle and then walking side-by-side into the hotel.

Lopez wore a long-sleeved black turtleneck crop top which she paired with high-waisted dark wash jeans. The "Atlas" star donned gold-rimmed brown aviator shades and carried a brown snakeskin bag.

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Affleck was clad in a blue button-down shirt over a gray T-shirt with light blue jeans. He sported black and white Nike sneakers and black aviator sunglasses.

Last Friday, Lopez stepped out for the premiere of "Unstoppable," the movie she worked on with Affleck, but he was a no-show.

Lopez starred in the biographical sports drama, produced by Artists Equity, the production company Affleck co-founded with Matt Damon.

The Grammy Award nominee turned heads in a revealing metallic silver gown tied up at the sides with black velvet bow when she walked the red carpet at the 2024 Toronto International Film Festival.

The same day, Affleck was spotted wearing a dark blue suit and sunglasses while strolling through the garage of a building in Los Angeles.

While on the red carpet, Lopez posed for group photos with Damon and other members of the cast, including Jharrel Jerome, Bobby Cannavale and Don Cheadle.

Following the premiere, the actress reportedly had a lengthy one-on-one discussion with Damon at the "Unstoppable" afterparty, which was held at EPOCH Bar & Kitchen Terrace at The Ritz-Carlton. 

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According to a source who spoke with People Magazine, the two were spotted talking for over 20 minutes. 

"Jen and Matt began talking and had a long, deep conversation," the insider told the outlet, noting that Lopez and Damon were seen laughing before their talk appeared to turn more serious and they "clasped hands" for "several minutes."

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The source said that the pair's conversation took place after Damon joined his wife Luciana Damon, who was sitting with Lopez and Cheadle at an outside table.

"Unstoppable" marked the most recent big-screen collaboration for the former couple, who previously starred alongside one another in "Gigli" (2003) and "Jersey Girl" (2004).

The premiere in Toronto marked Lopez's first major public appearance since she filed for divorce from Affleck on Aug. 20, the two-year anniversary of the former couple's Georgia wedding ceremony.

Lopez cited "irreconcilable differences" as the reason for their split, according to documents obtained by Fox News Digital.

She listed their date of separation as April 26 and additionally stated that she did not want either her or Affleck to be awarded spousal support, according to court documents.

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Affleck and Lopez were first engaged in 2002 after meeting on the set of "Gigli." Affleck proposed, and they were set to be married in 2004, but the wedding was called off at the last minute.

Twenty years later, Lopez and Affleck married in Las Vegas during a surprise wedding ceremony and tied the knot again a month later in Georgia.