The Israeli military says a drone launched “from the east” crashed in the southern city of Eilat, causing material damage but no casualties.

The drone reportedly fell in the city’s hotel zone.

Thursday’s strike appears to be the latest on Israel from Yemen’s Houthi rebels. Israel has repeatedly conducted its own attacks on Yemen.

Following its bombing of Qatar on September 9, Israel intensified its strikes on Yemen, killing dozens.

The drone attack in Eilat follows a series of 12 strikes carried out by Israel on Tuesday against Yemen’s port of Hodeidah. An Israeli air strike in late August also killed Ahmed al-Rahawi, the prime minister of the Houthi government in Yemen’s capital, Sanaa.

Thursday’s attack comes four days after Israeli strikes on the Yemeni capital and the northe

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