New footage has emerged after the attack: Netanyahu's bedroom was targeted.

Recently, a drone allegedly belonging to Hezbollah targeted the home of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and the attack made headlines around the world. It was revealed that the attack targeted the bedroom of Netanyahu's home.

Images of the damage caused by the drone attack carried out by Hezbollah on Netanyahu's home in Caesarea, Israel, on October 19, were captured. Israeli media reported that the drone hit the window belonging to the bedroom of the house, stating that the windows of the house were reinforced, which is why the drone could not penetrate the glass. In the footage, it was seen that glass shards were scattered around as a result of the attack.

NETANYAHU WAS NOT AT HOME AT THE TIME OF THE ATTACK

The Israeli Prime Minister's Office announced that Netanyahu and his wife were not at home during the attack. Netanyahu, in a statement made hours after the attack, said, "Today, Iranian agents who tried to kill me and my wife made a grave mistake."

DESCRIBED AS A "SERIOUS SECURITY FIASCO"

Hezbollah's television station Al Manar presented the attack with the headline "A first in history - A drone struck the Prime Minister's home in Caesarea," reporting that the kamikaze drone bypassed all of Israel's air defense systems and helicopters to reach its target. A security official speaking to Israeli army radio stated that the attack in Caesarea was a very serious security error. The unnamed official also added that security services have launched an investigation into the fiasco. Al Jazeera reported that fighter jets and helicopters belonging to the Israeli Air Force were deployed in Caesarea. After the panic in Tel Aviv and the surrounding areas, sirens were sounded this time in the strategic port city of Haifa. It was reported that a missile fired by Hezbollah fell in an open area in the town of Yokneam, north of Haifa.