Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu sounded defiant as he vowed that his country would "win this war" after an attack drone reportedly crashed near a home he owns in the Israeli coastal town of Caesarea.

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.

Dozens of people have been reportedly killed in two Israeli strikes on refugee camps in northern and central Gaza. Elsewhere, a drone was launched at Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's house from Lebanon this morning - although the premier was not in the vicinity at the time.