Two flash bombs were fired towards Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's home in the northern Israeli town of Caesarea on Saturday and fell into the garden, police said.

Flash bombs were fired at Israeli PM Netanyahu’s home in Caesarea, landing in the garden. No injuries or damage occurred, and the PM’s family was not present during the incident, according to police reports.

Two flash bombs were fired towards the residence of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in the northern town of Caesarea on Saturday. The bombs fell into the garden with no reports of damage, said the police.

Two flash bombs were fired towards Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s residence in Caesarea on Saturday night, landing in the garden but causing no damage, Israeli police confirmed. Netanyahu and his family were not at the property at the time of the incident.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu’s Caesarea residence was targeted with flash bombs, prompting calls for stricter security measures.

This attack follows a similar incident on October 19, when a drone targeted Netanyahu’s home in Caesarea. Netanyahu had accused Hezbollah of attempting to assassinate him and his wife. Hezbollah later claimed responsibility for the drone strike.

While the bombs fell into the garden & no one was hurt, Israel’s President Herzog called the attack "crossing another red line". No one has claimed responsibility for the attack.

Both the bombs fell into the garden area and no damage was reported. Police further added that neither Netanyahu nor his family were present in the house when the incident took place.

It comes as Israel attacks killed six people, including three children, in Eastern Lebanon according to the Lebanese health ministry

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's home targeted with flash bombs, sparking condemnation and calls for investigation from officials.

On Saturday, November 16, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's home was targeted by Hezbollah in an attack. Two rockets landed near his residence in Caesarea. The country's security agency has labeled the incident as serious.