Israeli government concerned for its security: Cabinet meeting locations changed

Following the attack on Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's home, it was stated that cabinet meetings would no longer be held at the Prime Minister's Office in West Jerusalem or the Ministry of Defense complex in Tel Aviv due to 'security concerns.' A report by the Israeli state broadcaster KAN noted that cabinet meetings were being held in an alternative location instead of the Prime Minister's Office and the Ministry of Defense complex.

A report on the Yediot Aharonot website stated that the meetings were postponed due to attempted attacks on politicians and public facilities, and that they would no longer be held in a fixed location.

ATTACK ON NETANYAHU'S HOME

In recent days, a drone launched from Lebanon struck an area in the northern Israeli city of Caesarea, where Netanyahu's residence is located. Hezbollah media chief Mohammad Afif, in a statement regarding the matter, announced that they took 'full responsibility' for the attack on Netanyahu's residence.

In images shared after the Tel Aviv administration lifted a publication ban on the matter, it was seen that the glass of the window in Netanyahu's bedroom had cracked.

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