Flares Thrown at Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu’s Home
Incident in Caesarea
Three individuals have been arrested for throwing flares at the private residence of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Caesarea. The incident occurred on a Saturday night, with the flares landing in the courtyard of the house. Fortunately, Prime Minister Netanyahu and his family were not present at the time.
Previous Drone Attack
In a previous incident in October, Netanyahu’s home was targeted by a Hezbollah drone. The drone caused cracks in a bedroom window, which was made of reinforced glass, but did not penetrate it. Again, the Prime Minister and his family were not at home during this attack.
Security Measures
The identities of the suspects involved in the flare incident remain undisclosed due to a gag order. The security measures at Netanyahu’s residence, including reinforced glass, are believed to have prevented further damage during these attacks.
Doubts Revealed
Flares -: Flares are bright lights that are used to signal or attract attention. They can be dangerous if thrown at someone’s house because they can cause fires.
Israeli Prime Minister -: The Israeli Prime Minister is the head of the government in Israel, similar to the Prime Minister of India. Benjamin Netanyahu is the person who holds this position.
Caesarea -: Caesarea is a town in Israel where the Prime Minister’s home is located. It’s known for its historical sites and beautiful beaches.
Hezbollah -: Hezbollah is a group based in Lebanon that has conflicts with Israel. They sometimes use drones, which are flying machines, to attack.
Gag order -: A gag order is a rule that stops people from talking about certain information. In this case, it means the police are not allowed to share the names of the suspects.
