Amid rumors of the death of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, a new video of him has surfaced on Sunday (March 15, 2026). In this video, Netanyahu appears completely healthy and is seen ordering coffee in a cafe.
In fact, a few days ago a video was posted on social media platform Israel had initially termed this rumor as false, but now Netanyahu has completely put an end to all those rumors by sharing a video of himself on social media. Not only this, Netanyahu was also seen making fun of the rumors of his death in this video.
What did Netanyahu say in the video post?
In a video posted on X, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said, ‘I am dead… for coffee.’ Actually, it is a Hebrew idiom, which means to like something very much. He said, ‘Do you know, I am dying for my people? The way they are behaving is fantastic.
What do you say I am? Watch >> pic.twitter.com/ijHPkM3ZHZ
— Benjamin Netanyahu March 15, 2026
Meanwhile, he raised both his hands in front of the camera and showed his fingers. Actually, the thing is that in some posts on social media it was claimed that in the footage of the press conference held on Thursday (March 12, 2026), six fingers are visible on one of his hands, which was created through AI. Responding to this, Netanyahu said, ‘Do you want to count my fingers? You can view them here. See.’
What message did Netanyahu give to the people of Israel?
During this, PM Netanyahu, while addressing the citizens of Israel, said that he likes coffee very much and has equal love for his people. He told the citizens, ‘Go outside and get some fresh air, but stay near a safe place. Your courage is amazing. It gives strength to me, our government, the Israeli security forces and the Mossad.
He further said that Israel is strongly attacking Iran. We are doing things that I cannot tell about right now, but even today we are giving a very strong response to Iran. If you tell me to keep moving forward, then I tell all of you to also keep moving forward.
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