528 thousand dollars requested for Netanyahu's security following Hezbollah attack
The Israeli Prime Minister's Office has requested 528 thousand dollars for the protection of Binyamin Netanyahu's home in Caesarea. This decision was made following a drone attack carried out by Hezbollah on October 19.
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It has been stated that the Israeli Prime Minister's Office has requested 2 million shekels (approximately 528 thousand dollars) for the protection of the area where Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu's home in Caesarea, near Haifa, is located.
According to a report by Israel's Channel 12 television, following the drone (UAV) attack carried out by Lebanon's Hezbollah on October 19, which targeted Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu's home in the city of Caesarea, the Prime Minister's Office decided to strengthen security in the area where the house is located.
It was reported that the Israeli Prime Minister's Office made an "urgent request" for 2 million shekels for measures to be taken to protect Netanyahu's home in Caesarea.
DRONE ATTACK ON NETANYAHU'S HOME
A drone launched from Lebanon hit the area in the city of Caesarea in northern Israel where Prime Minister Netanyahu's residence is also located. In a statement made by the Israeli Prime Minister's Office, it was confirmed that a drone had been launched toward Netanyahu's home in Caesarea.
The statement, which claimed that Netanyahu and his wife were not at home during the incident, did not provide detailed information.
Damage to bulletproof glass at a house, which was stated on social media to be Netanyahu's residence, was shared online. Social media users pointed out the consistency between the house hit by the drone and images of Netanyahu's residence shared in open sources.
Hezbollah announced on October 22 that it had claimed responsibility for the drone attack targeting Netanyahu's residence.