As a response, Tehran purported that the whole launching of drones was carried out by Hezbollah in Lebanon. Netanyahu, hours after his home at Caesarean was attacked, claimed that the entire attack was arranged by “agents of Iran” End.
Tehran retorted that the launching of the drone was from Hezbollah in Lebanon. Netanyahu, barely a few hours after his residence in Caesaria was attacked, said that the whole assault was planned by “agents of Iran.”
Hezbollah hasn’t taken responsibility for the attack.
However, IRNA claims that Iran’s permanent mission at the UN denied the claims, saying that it had “already responded to the Israeli regime”.
Netanyahu’s office said a drone was launched toward his residence in the central town of Caesarea, but he and his wife were not home, and there were no injuries.
“The attempt by Iran’s proxy Hezbollah to assassinate me and my wife today was a grave mistake,” Netanyahu said in a statement.
Anyone who tries to harm Israeli citizens will pay a heavy price,” he said in comments aimed squarely at Tehran and its proxies, which include Lebanon’s Hezbollah, a group Israel has been at war with since late September.
