Israeli strikes pummelled Beirut's southern suburbs on Saturday as the Lebanese armed group Hezbollah fired salvos of rockets at northern Israel, with one drone directed at Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's holiday home,

A drone was launched toward Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's home on Saturday, the Israeli government said. Sirens wailed Saturday morning, warning of incoming fire from Lebanon. The drone was launched towards Netanyahu's home in Caesarea, but neither he nor his wife were home, his spokesperson said in a statement. There were no injuries.

Fallout from the killing of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar continues to be felt in the region, as Iran's supreme leader said the militant group would live on.

The prime minister and his family weren’t present at the private residence in Caesarea at the time of the attack, according to his office.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed “nothing will deter us, we will keep going until victory,” after a drone struck his vacation home in northern Israel Saturday as the military continued its operations in Lebanon and Gaza.

Israel says a drone targeted Netanyahu's home. Iran’s supreme leader vows Hamas will continue fighting, and Israeli strikes in Gaza kill at least 50.

There were 87 airstrikes over the past 24 hours, according to the Lebanese prime minister's office said. Six people were killed and 69 others were wounded in the strikes. Over 2,400 people have been killed and over 11,300 were wounded since Israel began its increased attacks on Lebanon, according to the Lebanese Ministry Public of Health.

The office of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said early Saturday that a drone was launched from Lebanon toward Netanyahu’s home in Caesarea. Netanyahu and his wife were not home at the time of the incident and no casualties were reported,