JERUSALEM – On Saturday, a drone was aimed at the home of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Caesarea, a town in northern Israel, according to his spokesman. Fortunately, Netanyahu was not present at the time, and there were no reported injuries.

The Israeli military reported that Hezbollah launched numerous rockets and additional drones into northern Israel on the same day, resulting in one fatality and injuries to at least nine others. Some of the rockets were intercepted, but one struck a residential building, as per police reports.

Israeli emergency services reported no casualties, but police noted they heard explosions in Caesarea, where Netanyahu maintains a vacation home.

By midday Saturday, Hezbollah had taken responsibility for 11 attacks on Israeli military installations since midnight, all involving rocket barrages. The group did not immediately comment on the drone strike or attacks on Netanyahu’s property, continuing a cycle of fire with Israel that began last October.

Later on Saturday, Israeli media shared a video showing Netanyahu leisurely walking in a park.

“In the video, Netanyahu stated, ‘Nothing will deter us; we will continue until we achieve victory,’ remarks captured by one of his aides.

This offensive from the Iran-backed Lebanese group coincided with reports from Gaza officials, where Israel has been in conflict with the Palestinian militant group Hamas for over a year, indicating that Israeli strikes led to the deaths of more than 30 individuals in the past 24 hours.

Both Israel and militants from Hamas and Hezbollah have vowed to continue their fight in Gaza and Lebanon, extinguishing hopes that the death of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar could accelerate the resolution of the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.

Sinwar, who was instrumental in the October 7, 2023, assault that sparked the Gaza conflict, was killed by Israeli forces in the Palestinian region on Wednesday.