The Israeli leader has sent a strongly worded warning to Iran and “its proxies” following a drone attack on his home
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has accused the Iranian-backed armed group Hezbollah of attempting to kill him and his wife after his vacation home was targeted by a drone launched from Lebanon.
On Saturday morning, three UAVs loaded with explosives were spotted flying towards the coastal town of Caesarea in northern Israel. Two drones were intercepted by the Israel Defense Force (IDF), while a third one exploded near the PM’s private residence. Netanyahu and his wife were not home during the attack, and there were casualties on the ground.
While Hezbollah did not claim responsibility for the strike in Caesarea, the pro-Palestinian group announced new attacks on north and central Israel on Saturday, according to Al Jazeera.
In a message on X, Netanyahu issued a strongly worded warning to Hezbollah and its allies in…
