Israel Investigation: The drone that targeted Netanyahu’s house is difficult to investigate and capture

Israeli media said on Saturday that a preliminary investigation by the Israeli army revealed that the drone that targeted the prime minister’s house. Benjamin Netanyahu in Caesarea Type Sayyad 107, which is difficult to study and capture.

The private Channel 12 said the investigation also revealed that the Sayyad 107 was the same type of drone that hit a training center. Lieutenant General Gholani In Binyamina area last Sunday.

Last Sunday, 4 Israeli soldiers were killed and dozens more injured after a drone hit…Hezbollah A military training center for the Golani unit near Binyamina, south of Haifa.

The channel said that the speech is about a drone that is difficult to investigate and capture due to its height and flight. It said that the preliminary investigation showed that 3 drones were launched in the incident, two of which were caught and communicated with one of them. lost during the chase.

She pointed out that the “Sayyad 107” is a tactical drone aimed at gathering intelligence and attack information, and its flight range reaches 100 km, while its wingspan is between 1.5 meters and two meters.

She pointed out that this drone entered Israeli airspace several times during the war and damaged sites and buildings.

Earlier today, Saturday, Netanyahu’s office said that a drone was launched from Lebanon towards the Prime Minister’s house in Caesarea, northern Israel, and that he and his family were not there, while s that there was no siren in the area at the same time as what happened, according to Israeli media.

The Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper later reported that a source in Netanyahu’s office – whom he did not name – said Netanyahu had not been in Caesarea for at least a week.

Netanyahu’s private home is in Caesarea, where he used to spend the Sabbath holiday, when Jews usually vow to stay at home and avoid work.

Hezbollah announced last Thursday that it was “moving to a new and growing level in the conflict with Israel’s enemy over it.”

After a conflict with groups in Lebanon – including Hezbollah – began after Israel launched a genocide Gaza Strip On October 7, 2023, from September 23, Tel Aviv expanded the scope of the genocide to include most regions of Lebanon – including the capital, Beirut – through air strikes, and also began a ground attack in the south.

Hezbollah responds daily with missiles, drones, and artillery shells targeting military sites and settlements, and while Israel reports some of its human and material losses, military censorship strictly prohibits its ‘most losses, according to observers.