International media outlets have reported a drone attack by Hezbollah on the residence of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in the coastal city of Caesarea.
Reuters, citing an Israeli army spokesperson, reported that Netanyahu’s residence in Caesarea was targeted earlier this morning (Saturday, October 19), but the attack was thwarted.
According to the report, Israel’s air defense system intercepted two drones launched towards Caesarea, while a third drone hit the area but caused no casualties.
Arab media also confirmed Hezbollah’s attack on Caesarea, where Netanyahu resides.
Qatar’s Al Araby news network reported that sirens went off in the coastal city, prompting residents to seek shelter in safe locations.
The network further claimed that one of the drones struck Netanyahu’s residence.
As of now, Hezbollah has not issued any statement regarding the attack.
This incident marks another escalation in the ongoing conflict between Hezbollah and Israel, highlighting the increasing use of drone warfare in regional tensions. Despite the successful interception of most drones, the attack underscores the vulnerability of even high-profile targets in this volatile region.
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