Benjamin Netanyahu posts second video as death claims mount, netizens call cafe video AI-generated
This comes after the Israeli PM posted a video in a cafe, in which he could be seen ordering coffee and mocking claims that he had been killed in an Iranian airstrike
This comes after the Israeli PM posted a video in a cafe, in which he could be seen ordering coffee and mocking claims that he had been killed in an Iranian airstrike
This comes after the Israeli PM posted a video in a cafe, in which he could be seen ordering coffee and mocking claims that he had been killed in an Iranian airstrike
This comes after the Israeli PM posted a video in a cafe, in which he could be seen ordering coffee and mocking claims that he had been killed in an Iranian airstrike
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday posted a second video on his official X account, in response to rising claims about his death in an Iranian airstrike.
This comes after he posted a video in a cafe, in which he could be seen ordering coffee and mocking the death allegations that his office had already declared were false.
In the newest video, titled "Sticking to the guidelines and winning together", the Israeli PM can be seen casually interacting with civilians in an outdoor location—said to be somewhere in Jerusalem—and taking photos.
He was also accompanied by members of the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) for security.
"Is there anything more beautiful than Jerusalem?" he said to some people after making some small talk.
He later talks to a few others, asking them if they knew where their nearest protected space (bomb shelter) was.
"You have to understand—this requires patience and resilience, but it’s also possible to go out sometimes, to get some air, but always, always stay near a protected space," he added.