Attack on Netanyahu's home!

A kamikaze drone attack targeting Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's home in Caesarea has caused a major stir in the country. It was announced that Netanyahu was not at home during the attack.

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's residence in Caesarea was targeted by a kamikaze drone launched from Lebanon. Eyewitnesses reported that the drone dove and caused a large explosion. The Israeli government has imposed a publication ban on the attack for local media.

In a statement from Netanyahu's office, the attack was confirmed, and it was stated that the Prime Minister was not at home during the incident and that no injuries occurred.

3 DRONES DETECTED IN ISRAELI AIRSPACE

In a statement made by the Israeli army, it was stated that three drones were detected entering Israeli airspace from Lebanon, and two of them were destroyed. It was noted that the third drone that reached Israel hit a structure in the city of Caesarea and that there were no injuries in this incident. During the attack, alarms also sounded at the Glilot Base near Tel Aviv. The Israeli army announced that there was no longer any possibility of another drone having infiltrated.

SECURITY MEASURES INCREASED IN THE REGION

Following the attack in the city of Caesarea, police took intensive security measures around Netanyahu's house and closed the entrances and exits to the roads in the area. It was reported that the police deployed to the scene and carried out search and scanning operations for explosive remnants.

In images reflected on social media, it was seen that intensive security measures were taken in the area where concrete blocks and guard booths are located around Netanyahu's residence and that medical teams were kept on standby. At the same time, images showing a drone passing by a helicopter flying in the region, followed by the sounding of attack alarms, drew attention.

NO LOSS OF LIFE

Netanyahu's government office officially confirmed that an unmanned aerial vehicle was launched toward the prime minister's home in the city of Caesarea.

In the statement, it was stated that Netanyahu was not at the scene during the attack and that there was no loss of life.

In the early hours of the morning, drone attacks targeting the city of Tiberias and its surroundings in Israel began, and the army claimed to have shot down two drones fired from Lebanon. The remnants of the rockets fell into the Sea of Galilee.