Flash Bombs Target Netanyahu's Home in Caesarea

On Saturday, two flash bombs were fired at Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's home in Caesarea, landing in the garden without causing damage or injuries, as neither he nor his family were present. This incident is part of a pattern of escalating threats against Netanyahu, with Defense Minister Israel Katz and President Isaac Herzog condemning the attack and stating that it crosses 'red lines'. In recent weeks, the area has experienced multiple drone attacks attributed to Hezbollah and other resistance groups, raising security concerns. The Israeli military reported a significant increase in hostilities with Hezbollah, including airstrikes in southern Lebanon and retaliatory rocket attacks on Israel, further heightening tensions in the region. Concurrently, Yemen's Houthi forces claimed to have targeted a 'vital site' in Israel, signaling broader regional implications of the ongoing conflict. An investigation into the flash bomb incident is underway as officials call for stronger security measures.