A security alert was triggered at the office of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu following the discovery of a suspicious package. According to Operative Information Center-OMM, citing the Maariv newspaper, the package was delivered to the Prime Minister's office located in West Jerusalem, prompting an immediate response from security protocols.
Forensic experts and bomb disposal specialists were dispatched to the scene immediately after the report was received. Specialists are currently investigating the contents of the package to determine if it poses a direct threat. In a related development, a large-scale emergency preparedness exercise is scheduled to take place today in the northern city of Caesarea, where Netanyahu's private residence is located. The drill will involve intensive movement of security forces, helicopters, and unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) in the region.
The incident occurs amid a period of heightened regional tensions and active diplomatic engagements. Notably, US President Donald Trump recently characterized his latest meeting with Netanyahu as "a very good meeting," underscoring the ongoing strategic coordination between the two nations. Such security protocols are standard in Israel for high-ranking officials, given the complex geopolitical environment and the persistent threat level facing government installations in the capital and surrounding areas.
