Netanyahu Proves Alive with Coffee Clips

0:00On March 15, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu shared a casual video of himself grabbing a cup of coffee and chatting with an aid on. Sunday, it came right after Iranian state media claimed he was dead or seriously injured with those rumors blowing up online in Iran. Worders confirmed the video was real by matching the cafe's interior to public images and checking timestamps from the cafe's own post that same day. Since the United States and Israel struck targets in Iran on February 28, Netanyahu has toured missile-hit towns, a hospital, a port, and military bases. His office released the footage from those visits, but media access stayed very limited. On Thursday, he held his first press conference since the war began, linking in by video, just like he did back in June during a prior clash with Iran. With emergency rules banning public gatherings, schools closed nationwide, and most folks sticking close to shelters, these small updates help counter the fog of war.