Israeli Channel 12 reported that a security lockdown was imposed at the luxury residential tower where Yair Netanyahu, son of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, lives in Miami, following a warning about a suspicious object. The channel clarified that "Yair was not in the tower at the time of the lockdown on Tuesday," noting that he returned to his home on Wednesday. One resident told the channel that a fire alarm had been triggered earlier that day, and although he could not confirm it, he believed there might be a connection between the two incidents.
According to the report, residents received a message from the building management and police asking them to stay in their apartments and avoid approaching windows. After about three hours, residents received another message informing them that the lockdown had ended and they were free to leave their apartments. The same resident mentioned that the building's WhatsApp group was filled with rumors; some claimed it was a bomb, while others asserted it was a routine procedure and that people were overreacting.
