Three Arrested for Flares at Netanyahu's Home

Israeli police have arrested three suspects after flares were fired at Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's residence in Caesarea, although he and his family were not present during the incident, which occurred overnight. The police have linked the suspects to domestic political critics of Netanyahu, amidst ongoing scrutiny over his handling of the hostage crisis following Hamas' October 7 attack. Israeli President Isaac Herzog condemned the attack, highlighting the need to prevent further violence in the public sphere. This incident follows a previous drone attack on Netanyahu's home by Hezbollah, heightening security concerns around the Prime Minister. Political rivals, including Yair Lapid and Benny Gantz, have also denounced the flare incident as unacceptable, calling for accountability. The situation reflects the increasingly volatile political climate in Israel, as protests against Netanyahu's leadership continue to escalate.