Drone strike hits Netanyahu’s Caesarea home; no injuries

On Saturday, Israeli authorities confirmed that the drone which struck Caesarea had been aimed at the prime minister’s private residence in that coastal city. The statement noted that Benjamin Netanyahu and his wife were not at the home at the time of the attack, and officials indicated there were no injuries associated with the incident. The disclosure came as security crews and military units surveyed the scene, reviewing the route the drone had taken and assessing potential damage. While investigators sort out the exact circumstances, the brief but clear confirmation signaled the government’s intent to communicate promptly about the security event and its implications for national safety in a tense regional environment. The residence, a private retreat near the Mediterranean, has attracted heightened scrutiny as security figures emphasize vigilance in this period of regional volatility. The public posture remained calm on this point, even as questions about intent and origin circulated among political observers and security analysts.