Netanyahu Posts Video Joking About Death Rumors, Reigniting Online Speculation
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has posted a video on his official accounts showing him visiting a coffee shop and joking about rumors of his death, sparking fresh online debates about whether he is 'dead or alive.'
The short clip, shared amid circulating claims of his assassination, depicts Netanyahu mocking the speculation that has spread across social media and Iranian media outlets.
Some social media users have questioned the video's authenticity, suggesting it could be manipulated or generated using artificial intelligence, while others maintain it clearly shows him alive.
The rumors gained traction following reports about the death of Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, amplifying misinformation during a period of heightened tensions between Israel and Iran.
These developments underscore the rapid spread of unverified claims on digital platforms amid ongoing regional geopolitical strains.
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