Netanyahu’s Residence Fortified with Netting Amid Drone Attack Concerns
According to the International Desk of Webangah News Agency, the residence of Benjamin Netanyahu in occupied Jerusalem has seen increased security measures over the past two days to counter potential drone assaults. Two construction workers, assisted by ten laborers, have been installing nets to shield the upper sections of the Israeli Prime Minister’s home by closing off the street.
Over the past eighteen months, Netanyahu’s residence has undergone internal structural modifications, including the addition of a special shelter. Furthermore, concrete blocks have been placed on the street where his home is located. It is noteworthy that Netanyahu and his wife do not reside in this home permanently.
A week prior, it was revealed that Netanyahu’s office allocated approximately 127 million Israeli shekels for security projects at the Israeli Prime Minister’s residences in Jerusalem and Caesarea between 2023 and 2026. Hezbollah in Lebanon had previously succeeded in targeting one of Netanyahu’s homes with a drone, which has heightened his apprehension regarding drone attacks.
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