Netanyahu's Jerusalem Home Gets Drone Defenses Amid Neighbor Concerns
Summarized from Ynetnews by baba
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's private residence in Jerusalem is undergoing extensive security upgrades, including anti-drone netting, despite the Prime Minister not living there. The work is part of ongoing renovations at the Gaza Street property, while the official residence on Balfour Street is also being renovated. Residents have voiced concerns about the security measures and their impact. The Prime Minister's Office has spent over $41 million on security projects for various residences between 2023 and 2026, citing increased security threats.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- Anti-drone netting is being installed at Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's private residence in Jerusalem.
- The Gaza Street property is an alternative official residence, though Netanyahu does not live there.
- Residents near the Gaza Street home are concerned about the security measures and lack of protection for neighbors.
- Over $41 million has been spent on security projects for prime ministerial residences from 2023 to 2026.
- Increased spending is attributed to heightened security threats, including drone attacks.
- Renovations are also ongoing at the official prime minister's residence on Balfour Street.
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