A suspected Hezbollah drone from Lebanon triggered air raid sirens in Israel's Western Galilee, with the IDF losing contact with the target.
A second source confirms the activation of drone alerts and sirens in northern Israel.
The IDF has issued an initial report confirming the sirens were for a hostile aircraft infiltration, specifying the alert was in the communities of northern Israel.
Hezbollah has claimed responsibility for launching the drones.
The IDF provided additional details, stating the siren in Arab al-Arabshe was due to fears of falling fragments from interception attempts and that later sirens were false alarms.
The alert time was specified as 07:40, and the IDF confirmed contact was lost with the target after it was launched from Lebanon into Israeli territory.
A projectile has been confirmed to have landed in an open area near Goren in the Western Galilee.
The message adds that the drone was suspected to be from Hezbollah and that a separate alert in Arab al-Aramshe was activated over fears of falling debris.
