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Coffee video sparked controversy: Second video arrives from Netanyahu

Claims that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had been killed spread rapidly on social media. Netanyahu responded to the claims by sharing a video of himself drinking coffee. However, after certain details in the footage sparked debate, Netanyahu released a second video this time showing him chatting with citizens.

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Posts claiming that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had been killed found wide resonance on social media in a short time. Following this, a statement from the President's Office of Israel indicated that the reports in question did not reflect the truth, stating, "These are fake news, the Prime Minister is in good condition."

However, information regarding Netanyahu's absence from the latest Security Briefing Meeting caused various question marks to arise in the public eye.

FOOTAGE ON SOCIAL MEDIA SPARKED CONTROVERSY

Following the spread of the claims, a video alleged to belong to Netanyahu sparked a new debate on social media. In the footage, which was stated to have been filmed at a press conference allegedly held after the attacks on Iran, it was noted that Netanyahu appeared to have six fingers on his hand.

This situation led to comments suggesting that the footage might have been generated by artificial intelligence.

VIDEO RESPONSE FROM NETANYAHU

While the discussions continued, Netanyahu shared a video on his X account showing him buying coffee. In the footage, Netanyahu showed his hand to the camera, indirectly responding to the six-finger debates.


SECOND VIDEO FROM NETANYAHU

Following suspicions that the video at the coffee shop might also be an artificial intelligence product, another post came from Netanyahu. The footage, filmed outdoors, included moments where Netanyahu was chatting with citizens around him.