The house of the Prime Minister of Israel, Benjamin Netanyahuin the Israeli city of Caesarea, was the target of a drone attack yesterday evening which caused no casualties, according to the presidency. According to the first investigation, the device had left Lebanon.
Arab media say the Israeli president’s private residence was the target of the attack. attack launched with three dronestwo of which were intercepted by the army. “Over the past hour, three unmanned aerial vehicles were identified crossing the border from Lebanon into Israeli territory. Two of them were intercepted and a third hit the Caesarea area,” the military statement said. , adding that no one was injured.
The police limited themselves to declaring that the plane ended up having an impact on the city’s coastal districtwithout giving further details. The military, for its part, said no one was injured in the incident and that two other unmanned flying objects were intercepted.
The Netanyahu couple were not at home at the time of the attack, according to the prime minister’s office.
An air alert was also triggered this morning in Tel Aviv, 55 kilometers to the south, when a drone approached the Glilot neighborhood, where the headquarters of the Israeli foreign intelligence service, the Mossad, and a other intelligence center.
According to the army, sirens have sounded in recent hours in several towns in northern Israel, including the city of Tiberias, on the west coast of the Sea of Galilee.
The Shiite militia Hezbollah has not yet claimed responsibility for the attack.
