A suicide drone struck the Binyamina area on Sunday evening, wounding 67.
Magen David Adom treated a total of 61 victims, among them three in serious condition, 18 in moderate condition and 31 in light condition. Nine were treated for anxiety.
Rescue teams tended to the wounded and evacuated them to hospitals. Some of the wounded were airlifted to hospitals in central Israel.
Seven victims were evacuated to Laniado Hospital in Netanya, including five mildly injured and two who suffered from anxiety.
Six were evacuated to Haemek Hospital in Afula, including four mildly injured and two who suffered from anxiety.
10 victims were evacuated to Hillel Yaffe Hospital in Hadera, five them in moderate condition and five who were mildly injured, three were taken to Rambam Hospital in Haifa (one in critical condition, one in moderate condition, and one in mild condition), three in serious condition were taken to Sheba Hospital, two people who suffered from anxiety were evacuated to Carmel Hospital in Haifa. Three people who suffered from anxiety were taken to Bnei Zion Hospital in Haifa, and three victims were evacuated to Beilinson Hospital in Petah Tikva, among them two in moderate condition and one in mild condition.
Eyewitnesses reported that no siren was sounded before the UAV exploded. The IAF is investigating why an alert was not sounded.
The Hezbollah terror organization took responsibility for the attack. A senior source in the organization told Al Jazeera: "Our operation in Binyamina was carried out using a swarm of kamikaze drones. Our abilities to resist are strong and we can reach deep into Israel.
The Saudi Al Hadath network reported that the UAV launched a missile at a military base before it exploded.
Several months ago, Hezbollah published footage of one of its UAVs launching missiles before detonating.