Netanyahu releases video following drone launched at private residence
A Hezbollah drone from Lebanon was launched towards Netanyahu's private residence. The prime minister and his wife were not in the house at the time. (Credit: Israeli Prime Minister's Office)
A UAV was launched towards Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's private residence in the coastal city of Caesarea on Saturday morning.
Netanyahu and his wife were not home when the incident happened, his spokesperson told Fox News.
No injuries were reported in the incident. Israel's Channel 12 reported that Netanyahu had not been at his private residence for several days.
The prime minister's office released a video on social media following the targeting of his residence where Netanyahu said that Israel "is going to win this war", adding "nothing will deter" him.
No injuries were reported in the incident. (Ohad Zwigenberg/Pool/AFP via Getty Images)
The Times of Israel reported that three drones were launched towards the prime minister's house with two being shot down on Saturday morning. There were reports of some minor damage to the residence but Fox News Digital couldn't confirm that report.
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Netanyahu and his wife were not home when the attack occurred. (Kent Nishimura/Getty Images)
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The IDF said that by mid-afternoon, Israel time "180 projectiles were fired by the Hezbollah terrorist organization" from Lebanon. The Times of Israel reported one man was killed, and several others wounded in the attacks.
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