Israeli police forces have arrested three people after a pair of flares were fired at prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s holiday residence in Caesarea in the northern part of the occupied territories.

Netanyahu's son has accused Israel's internal spy agency, known as Shin Bet, of staging a coup against his father.

Israeli media has reported that the Shin Bet arrested several suspects in the Israeli regime’s prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office on charges of leaking highly classified information related to the genocidal war on Gaza.

The charges also include carrying out a series of acts of sabotage in the occupied territories.

Former Israeli prime minister Ehud Olmert calls on the regime’s military and security officials to submit their immediate resignations if the current round of the Gaza ceasefire negotiations fail.

The head of Israel’s Shin Bet has rebuked incursions into the al-Aqsa Mosque compound by Israeli minister Itamar Ben-Gvir and settlers as an issue that causes “indescribable damage” to the occupying entity.

Iyad Rantisi, 53, was abducted on November 11 at an Israeli checkpoint.

The Zionist entity operates like a mafia style enterprise to such an extent that even the International Criminal Court isn't immune to its intimidatory tactics; with ICC officials and their families being threatened by Mossad.

Turkish authorities have detained 34 people on suspicion of engaging in espionage activities and planning abductions on behalf of the Israel's Mossad spy agency.

Turkey warns Israel against targeting Hamas officials abroad, including those living on Turkish soil.