Israeli press reports on Netanyahu's fear: Security concerns have increased!
It has been alleged that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who was the target of an assassination attempt in recent days, is hiding in a bunker beneath his office due to fears of a drone (UAV) attack. The Israeli press suggests that government meetings are being held in different locations and that the wedding of Netanyahu's son, Avner, which was planned for the near future, has been postponed.
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According to a report by the Israeli broadcaster Channel 12, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu is hiding in a bunker beneath his office due to his fear of Hezbollah's drones.
Netanyahu now spends most of his workday in this secure room under the guidance of security personnel. This room is separated from the office upstairs by a glass-walled area known as the "fish tank".
SECURITY CONCERNS HAVE INCREASED
While it is stated that concerns regarding Netanyahu's security have increased following the attack by Hezbollah on his home, it was alleged that the prime minister is constantly changing locations.
These measures were taken after an attack was carried out near Netanyahu's summer house in October. As a result of the attack, a window in one of the bedrooms of the house was broken. However, Netanyahu and his wife were not at home at the time.
SON'S WEDDING TO BE POSTPONED
The Times of Israel newspaper stated that Netanyahu explained the updated security protocol, due to concerns about drones and other threats, to visitors who met with him in the basement.
Channel 12 claimed that the new security measures led to recent government meetings being held in different locations and the postponement of the wedding of Netanyahu's son, Avner, which was planned for the near future.
Furthermore, legal and political sources anticipate that Netanyahu's lawyers may request the postponement of his upcoming hearings.