"Hezbollah" launched a wide-ranging drone attack on Israeli sites this morning, Saturday, with explosions ringing out over the skies of Haifa and its bay.

The Israeli Broadcasting Authority reported that a drone took off from Lebanon and flew a distance of 70 kilometers before striking a building in Qisariya north of Tel Aviv directly.

The Israeli website "Walla" confirmed that the target of the drones launched this morning from Lebanon was the residence of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Qisariya north of Tel Aviv.

In the same context, the newspaper “Yedioth Ahronoth” mentioned that Netanyahu's office is remaining silent regarding his whereabouts at the time of the explosion in Qisariya.

According to the Israeli website "Walla," the drone targeted a house in Qisariya without alerting sirens, while eyewitnesses reported that the explosion was very strong.

In a statement to the newspaper “Yedioth Ahronoth,” one of the settlers in Qisariya said: “It was early, and there was no warning, then we heard a loud explosion followed by the sound of helicopters and the arrival of many rescue forces.”

The Israeli occupation army stated in a statement: "During the past hour, three drones were identified crossing from Lebanon into Israeli territory. Two drones were intercepted, while another drone struck a building in the Qisariya area. There were no reports of injuries."

The army confirmed that "during the incident, sirens were activated at the Galilout military base, and the presence of additional hostile aircraft in the area was ruled out."

Israeli media indicated that the occupation police closed streets in Qisariya and prevented the media from approaching the site of the drone's fall.

Also, sirens sounded in Wadi Ara south of Haifa, while the Israeli home front announced the activation of alerts in Haifa bay, Tiberias and its surroundings, the Kiryot areas, Galilee, southern Golan, Malachia in Upper Galilee, and Kiryat Shmona, fearing further drone infiltration.