On August 20, residents of a prestigious building in Miami found themselves in a difficult situation and were forced to spend three hours locked in their apartments.
This was reported by The Jerusalem Post.
The cause was a fire alarm, which triggered an alarm and forced everyone to remain inside. It is noteworthy that at the time the son of Israeli Prime Minister Yair Netanyahu was not in the building; he returned to Miami only on Thursday, August 21, after a brief visit to Israel.
One of the residents, an Israeli named Daniel (not his real name), said that it all started with a fire alarm. According to him, at first no one paid attention to this, as they knew that Yair was in Israel. However, an hour later they received an order not to leave the apartment and not to approach the windows, which caused panic among the neighbors.
A storm of discussion broke out in the WhatsApp group where the neighbors of the house communicate. People were scared, but Yair himself, although a member of this group, did not leave any comments.
Danielle recalls that one of the neighbors reported seeing an Arab worker, which caused her concern, because they knew all the workers by sight. The incident increased fears, given that the building is home to many Israelis and the house itself is owned by Israeli owners.
Three hours later, residents were allowed to return to normal life, but were never told whether any threats had been found. Some claimed to have seen police using a bomb-disposal robot near the building.
“No one dared to say what exactly happened, because this would cause the Israelis to leave the building. What scares us is that the entire building is almost inhabited by Israelis. For me, this is a signal to get out of here. We fled. Israel out of everyday fear and did not even imagine that I would come here,” he said.
According to Daniel, Yair Netanyahu also lives in constant anxiety and rarely leaves his apartment.
Previously, Cursor reported that Yair Netanyahu posted a provocative meme featuring Baharav Miara.
