Three Arrested After Flare Attack on Netanyahu's Residence

Israeli police detain suspects linked to flare incident at Prime Minister's home amid ongoing political unrest.

Israeli police, in collaboration with the Shin Bet, arrested three individuals suspected of firing flares at Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's residence in Caesarea.
The suspects, reportedly prominent figures in anti-government protests, are being held for a five-day investigation under a court order, with a media blackout on further details.
The incident is part of a series of security threats against Netanyahu, including a previous drone attack claimed by Hezbollah.
Political leaders have condemned the flare attack, with some labeling it as terrorism rather than a form of protest.
Ongoing protests against Netanyahu have persisted for over a year, initially sparked by controversial judicial reform plans and now fueled by dissatisfaction with the government's handling of conflicts with Hamas and Hezbollah.