Hezbollah attacks Netanyahu's house, how much damage was caused by the drone attack?

Israel-Hezbollah War / Hezbollah attacks Netanyahu's house, how much damage was caused by the drone attack?

Israel-Hezbollah War - Hezbollah attacks Netanyahu's house, how much damage was caused by the drone attack?

Israel-Hezbollah War: Amid the ongoing tension and violence in the Middle East, Hezbollah has claimed to have attacked Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's personal residence with a drone. The attack took place in the Caesarea area, where Hezbollah sent three drones. The real target of these drones was Netanyahu's personal residence. However, the Israeli Defense Force (IDF) shot down two drones, but one drone hit a building in Caesarea.

Damage information in drone attack

Israel has confirmed the attack and said that there are no reports of casualties. However, a building was damaged due to the collision of a drone. The IDF reported that Benjamin Netanyahu and his wife were not present at home during the drone attack. As soon as the drones entered Israeli territory, sirens started ringing, and after this the army attacked the drones with helicopters and shot down two drones.

Increasing aggression of Hezbollah

The attack came as Israel has intensified its military operations against Hezbollah. From September 23, Israel launched an operation against Hezbollah in Lebanon, which resulted in the death of Hezbollah chief, Hassan Nasrallah, in an airstrike in Beirut on September 27. After this, Hezbollah has continuously attacked Israel. Recently, Israel has also claimed to have killed Nasrallah's successor Safieddin.

Israel's action against Hezbollah

Israeli attacks against Hezbollah in Lebanon continue unabated. So far, about 2,000 people have been killed in Israeli attacks, and more than 1.2 million people have been displaced. Due to this war, instability has also increased in the northern part of Israel. Along with the ongoing war in Gaza, Hezbollah started attacks in the northern area of Israel, due to which 60 thousand Jews had to leave their homes.

Israel has now resolved to settle these displaced Jews back in the northern region and has launched a large-scale military operation against Hezbollah with this goal. Israel has worked on a plan to eliminate Hezbollah's top leadership and has so far killed several key leaders of the organization.

Conclusion

Hezbollah's drone attack on the Israeli Prime Minister's residence indicates that the situation of tension and violence in the Middle East has escalated seriously. The attack on Netanyahu reflects the aggression and ferocity in Hezbollah's strategy, mainly due to the killing of its top leaders. This ongoing conflict between Israel and Hezbollah can take an even more dangerous form in the near future, causing huge damage to regional stability and peace.