Netanyahu: Iranian agents made a bitter mistake

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has made a statement regarding the drone (UAV) attack on his home in Caesarea.

In his statement, Netanyahu claimed that the attack was carried out by Iran, saying, "The Iranian agents who tried to assassinate me and my wife today made a bitter mistake. The attack will not deter me from continuing the war, and anyone who harms Israelis will pay a heavy price."

Emphasizing that attacks in the Gaza Strip and Lebanon will continue, Netanyahu stated, "We will bring back our hostages from Gaza and our residents in the north."

"IRANIAN PROXIES HAVE ONCE AGAIN REVEALED IRAN'S TRUE FACE"

Israeli Foreign Minister Israel Katz also stated on his social media account, "The Iranian proxies who attempted to assassinate Prime Minister Netanyahu and his family today have once again revealed the true face of Iran and the axis of evil it leads."

Speaker of the Israeli Parliament (Knesset) Amir Ohana said, "Iran made a big mistake today through its proxy, Hezbollah. They will pay the price. As far as I am concerned, after they pay the price, they will regret even learning how to fly a paper airplane, let alone a drone."

The Israeli Prime Minister's Office announced today that Netanyahu's home was targeted by a drone, and it was stated that Netanyahu and his wife were not at home during the attack.