Drone launched at Netanyahu's residence in northern Israel, according to spokesperson.

A drone was launched at Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's residence in the northern town of Caesarea today, according to his spokesperson. They confirmed that the prime minister was not present at the time and that there were no casualties. Earlier, the Israeli military reported that a drone originating from Lebanon had struck a building, although the specific location of the building remains unclear. Additionally, two other drones that entered Israeli airspace were intercepted, the military stated.

The Israeli ambulance service and police reported no casualties, but explosions were heard in Caesarea, the coastal town where Netanyahu has a vacation home. The drone attack has not yet been claimed by Hezbollah, the Iranian-backed group that has been engaged in clashes with Israel since last October, or by any other militant organization.