Netanyahu's Residence Targeted Amid Rising Tensions

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's residence in Caesarea was targeted by two flash bombs on Saturday, landing in the garden without causing damage, as neither Netanyahu nor his family were present at the time. The incident marks an escalation of tensions following a similar attempt involving a drone, reportedly by Hezbollah, last month. Israeli officials, including Defense Minister Israel Katz and President Isaac Herzog, condemned the attack as a severe and dangerous escalation, urging for an urgent investigation to identify those responsible. The incident highlights the dual threats faced by Netanyahu from both external adversaries like Iran and Hezbollah and internal sources within Israel. The Israeli military has been engaged in ongoing cross-border conflicts with Hezbollah, impacting northern towns with recent rocket barrages. The lack of immediate claims of responsibility for the attack adds to the urgency in addressing these security threats.