The Israeli military says it has intercepted five drones off the coast of Israel.
The incident on Monday caused a brief interruption of flights at Israel’s main airport lasting less than ten minutes, Israeli media reported.
The military said Israel’s air force has intercepted more than 30 drones over the past week.
Israel’s military has at times struggled to intercept drones, which are smaller, fly more erratically and are harder to track and intercept.
Last week, a Hezbollah drone attack on an army base in central Israel killed four soldiers and wounded 67 others, the deadliest strike by the armed group since Israel launched its ground invasion of Lebanon three weeks ago.
In July, a drone launched from Yemen traveled some 270 kilometers (160 miles) from Israel’s southern tip, all the way to Tel Aviv, slamming into a downtown building and killing one person without it having been intercepted.
Overnight Israeli strikes hit Hezbollah-run bank branches Overnight strikes by Israel hit at least 15 branches of a Hezbollah-run financial institution in Lebanon.
The strikes targeted Al-Qard Al-Hassan branches in the southern suburbs of Beirut, across southern Lebanon and in the eastern Bekaa Valley, where Hezbollah has a strong presence.
Israel says the bank is used to fund attacks. But it is also where many ordinary Lebanese keep their savings.
The Israeli military issued evacuation warnings ahead of the strikes. There were no reports of casualties.
One of the strikes in the Beirut suburbs was not far from the Lebanese General Security building. Another rocket landed on a road near Lebanon's only international airport.
