The office of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu acknowledged on Saturday that the drone had "directly" hit Netanyahu's house.
The Israeli Prime Minister's Office stated that a drone launched from Lebanon directly hit Benjamin Netanyahu's house in Caesarea.
As reported by the Hebrew website "Walla," the drone that struck Netanyahu's house in Caesarea exploded despite being pursued by Israeli military helicopters the entire time.
While Channel 12 reported, citing a source in Netanyahu's office, that the Prime Minister and his wife were not at their home in Caesarea at the time of the drone explosion.
The Hebrew newspaper "Yedioth Ahronoth" reported that a drone flew approximately 70 kilometers from Lebanon and directly hit a building in Caesarea, with debris flying to a nearby building. Meanwhile, Netanyahu's office did not disclose whether the Prime Minister was present at his residence in the area.
Media outlets circulated news this morning, Saturday, about a drone strike targeting the home of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Caesarea.
Sources reported that an explosive-laden drone hit the building, while an Israeli army spokesperson stated that three drones crossed from Lebanon, and two of them were intercepted.
Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper confirmed that the Prime Minister's Office did not disclose Netanyahu's location at the time of the attack, while military censorship imposed a ban on publishing details of the incident.