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Netanyahu Addresses Death Rumors with New Videos Amid Rising Tensions

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has released new videos to counter rumors of his death following an alleged Iranian strike. Amid rising tensions in the Middle East, Netanyahu's office has dismissed these claims as 'fake news.' The Prime Minister's latest video shows him interacting with the public, while a previous clip features him in a cafe, sipping coffee and engaging with staff. As speculation continues, Netanyahu aims to reassure the public of his well-being and leadership during this critical time. Stay tuned for further updates on this developing story.
By Narendra Chaudhary | Mar 16, 2026, 19:42 IST
Netanyahu Addresses Death Rumors with New Videos Amid Rising Tensions

Israeli Prime Minister Responds to Speculations

Tel Aviv: On March 16, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu shared a new video amid swirling rumors about his death. These speculations arose on social media following reports of an Iranian strike, leading many to believe he had been killed. This marks the second video Netanyahu has posted on his official X account recently. In the latest clip, he is seen engaging with individuals at an undisclosed location, captioned, “Sticking to the guidelines and winning together.” The rumors intensified after he released a video of a press conference on Friday, where he discussed the escalating conflict involving the US, Israel, and Iran. Some users on social media even suggested that the video was generated by AI, claiming to have spotted six fingers on his right hand.


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On the previous day, Netanyahu also posted a video of himself filmed in a cafe, where he was seen sipping coffee and displaying his 'five fingers' while conversing with the staff in Hebrew. He captioned this post with, "They say I'm What."
In response to inquiries from a correspondent regarding the assassination rumors, Netanyahu's office labeled them as “fake news,” asserting, “The Prime Minister is fine.” ( More updates to come....)


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