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4:20Now PlayingIsraeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu dismissed viral claims that he was killed in an Iranian strike, posting a video to mock the rumours spreading online during the Iran–Israel conflict. In the clip, Netanyahu is seen sipping coffee and joking, saying he is “dead for coffee” while assuring citizens he is alive and well. Social media posts had claimed his appearance was AI-generated, citing a supposed “six fingers” detail. Netanyahu responded by holding up both hands to show ten fingers. Israel’s government called the rumours fake news as online disinformation spreads alongside the ongoing war.
Netanyahu Mocks Death Rumors With 'Coffee' & 'Ten Fingers' As Iran Vows To 'Kill' Israeli PM
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