News Excerpt:

Israel, for the first time, deployed its ship-mounted defence system, called the C-Dome, against a "suspicious" target that entered the country's airspace.

More about C-Dome:

• The C-Dome is a naval version of the Iron Dome air defence system used to shield against rocket and missile attacks.
• It is mounted on Sa’ar 6-class corvettes, German-made warships, and uses the same interceptor as the Iron Dome.
• C-Dome has three components: 

• • TAMIR interceptors

• • A modular Vertical-Launch Unit (VLU)

• • A Command & Control (C2) component. 

• C-Dome does not require dedicated radar and uses the ship’s surveillance radar to detect and track threats.
• It is a highly advanced air defence system that ensures high kill probability against a wide range of targets. 
• The interceptor of the C-Dome is extremely agile and has a high rate-of-turn, enabling interception of even the most manoeuvrable targets.