A Hezbollah rocket has landed within the area of Israel’s main airport as the terror group continued to launch daily missile attacks.

The projectile was one of a barrage of 10 missiles fired over the border from Lebanon this morning.

Sirens were heard across central and northern Israel as rockets were fired around 11.30am.

Smoke was seen at Tel Aviv Ben Gurion airport, the busiest in Israel, and a crater was pictured in what appeared to be a car park.

Ben Gurion airport would normally see more than 20 million passengers a year pass through but most airlines have cancelled flights as a result of the war.

Passengers have previously been seen lying on the tarmac taking cover as air raid sirens have gone off, but it is rare for a missile to land within its boundaries.