A drone was sent to attack Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's house, marking the first known attempt on his life.

In a shocking turn of events, a drone was launched towards the home of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in northern Israel. This marked the first assassination attempt on the leader, causing widespread panic and concern. Netanyahu's spokesperson quickly reassured the public that he was not at home when the attack took place.

The Israeli military reported that the drone was launched from Lebanon and had struck a building, although the exact target was still unknown. To make matters worse, two more drones were intercepted as they crossed into Israeli territory. Thankfully, there were no reported casualties according to the Israeli ambulance service. However, police did confirm that explosions were heard in the coastal town of Caesarea, where Netanyahu has a holiday home.

Despite the tense situation, there was no immediate claim of responsibility for the attack. The Lebanese militant group Hezbollah, which has been engaged in conflicts with Israel since last October, did not come forward to take credit. The same can be said for any other militant group. The motive behind this attack remains a mystery.

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