For Israel’s north, the Swords of Iron war ended 608 days ago. In the time that has passed since then, a single, sealed and armored window at a house in Caesarea, for which the state paid nearly 2 million shekels, stands in outrageous defiance against those living near the front line and their ruined homes. For the owner of that house, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu – who has not deigned to return there since an October 2024 drone attack on it – this situation is nothing but a bore.
