A red line has been crossed
Two flares were fired at Bibi's house - he and his family were not present
The flares were fired near the Prime Minister's residence in Caesarea and landed in the yard of the house; suspect who fired a flare at the PM's Jerusalem house last week was released.


Two flares were fired near the Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu's residence in Caesarea and landed in the yard; neither the Prime Minister nor his family were present at the time of the incident.
A subsequent examination by the security forces on the ground found remnants of weapons items from the flares. As a result, a joint investigation was opened by the Israel Security Agency (Shin Bet) and the Israel Police.
A joint statement issued by the Shin Bet and the Israel Police said that "this is a serious incident that constitutes a dangerous escalation, and accordingly, the necessary investigative actions will be taken."
A week ago Jerusalem police arrested a suspect involved in launching a flare bomb at the prime minister's residence on Gaza Street during a protest. According to the police, it was a flare bomb used by vessels in distress at sea. The Magistrate's Court extended the suspect's detention, but District Judge Oded Shaham ordered his release on the grounds: "Weight must be given to the fact that these means were used in protest."
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