Police will close the airspace around the wedding next week of Avner Netanyahu, the youngest son of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Ynet reports.
Citing a notice to pilots, the report says that the airspace within a 1.5 kilometer radius around the Ronit Farm in central Israel will be closed Monday, except for police helicopters.
Media reports said that the wedding was postponed last year due to Netanyahu’s fear that it could have been targeted amid the multifront war and the drone threat.
A Hezbollah drone last year hit the bedroom window of the premier’s private residence in Caesarea, causing damage. The Netanyahus weren’t home at the time.
In April, hundreds of anti-government protesters demonstrated outside a pre-wedding event hosted by the family of the bride, Amit Yardeni, that was attended by the Netanyahus.
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