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Netanyahu Proves Alive, Visits War Zones

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Israeli PM Netanyahu debunks death rumors with coffee shop video, amidst strict safety measures following Iran war.

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Netanyahu Proves Alive, Visits War Zones

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From the Daily News Now Network, this is Global News Today. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu shared a video of himself grabbing a cup of coffee and chatting with an aide on Sunday. This came after Iranian state media spread rumors that he was dead or seriously hurt with the claims quickly going viral online in Iran. News outlets verified the video by matching the cafe's interior to known images and confirming the date through the cafe's own posts from that day. Since the United States and Israel struck targets in Iran on February 28th, Netanyahu has made visits to missile-hit towns, a hospital, a port and military basis. His office released the footage from those trips as media access stayed very limited. On Thursday, he held his first press conference since the war began, joining by video link. This matches how he spoke to reporters during Israel's 12-day conflict with Iran last June. Meanwhile, strict safety rules across Israel

have banned public gatherings since the fighting started. Most folks are staying home near shelters or safe rooms, and schools remain closed nationwide. This story is made possible by our sponsor. See the episode description. Press play. Put your head down. The sound is already there. S-O-L-I-SOLY-PILLOW.com

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