Grenade Blast Strikes Norwegian Ambassador’s Residence in Israel

Report by “Safarti Tarjuman” International News Desk

HERZLIYA, Israel — A grenade explosion rocked the residence of the Norwegian ambassador to Israel in Herzliya on Thursday evening, the Norwegian Foreign Ministry confirmed. No injuries were reported, but the blast caused visible damage to the diplomatic property.

In a brief statement, Norwegian officials said they were in contact with embassy staff and confirmed that no one was harmed during the incident.

Authorities have not yet publicly confirmed the nature of the device, but Israeli security services have reportedly launched an investigation into the attack

According to Hebrew-language news outlets, the explosion was caused by a grenade thrown at the residence, leading to material damage but no reported casualties. Israeli security authorities have sealed off the area and initiated a probe into the suspected attack on diplomatic premises.

The incident comes at a time of escalating regional instability, particularly amid ongoing hostilities between Israel and Iran. Security has been heightened for foreign embassies and residences across Israel, with increased concerns over retaliatory or opportunistic attacks on diplomatic missions.

The Norwegian Foreign Ministry reiterated its commitment to the safety of its diplomats and said it would coordinate closely with Israeli authorities to assess the motive and threat level behind the blast. No group has yet claimed responsibility for the explosion.

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