Tehran has launched two direct attacks on arch-foe Israel during the war, most recently a barrage of 200 missiles, the majority of which were intercepted, on October 1 for which Israel has vowed to retaliate.
Israeli Foreign Minister Israel Katz said Saturday’s drone attack reported by Netanyahu’s office “exposed” the Islamic Republic’s “true face”.
In a post on social media platform X, Katz accused Iran of leading an “evil axis” of regional proxies.
The Israeli military early Saturday had said a drone from Lebanon “hit a structure” in the coastal town of Caesarea, where Netanyahu lives, without specifying whether it was the prime minister’s home.
