Amid Iranian Attack Rumors, Netanyahu Releases Video to Prove He Is Alive

Islamabad: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu released a video to dispel rumors of his death following an Iranian missile attack. The video, shared on his X account, shows Netanyahu casually drinking coffee at a café. Speaking in Hebrew, he dismissed reports claiming he had died, jokingly saying, “I died over coffee.”

In the video, Netanyahu raised both hands to demonstrate he has all ten fingers, countering a viral fake video that incorrectly showed six fingers on one hand. He reassured Israeli citizens that while they can go outside for fresh air, they should remain near shelters for safety.

אומרים שאני מה? צפו >> pic.twitter.com/ijHPkM3ZHZ

— Benjamin Netanyahu – בנימין נתניהו (@netanyahu) March 15, 2026

The rumors of Netanyahu’s death had circulated widely on social media after Iran’s missile strikes, but his office confirmed that the Prime Minister was unharmed.

Meanwhile, Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has threatened to target Netanyahu, stating that if he remains alive, they will pursue him. They claimed that continuous sirens in Israel reflect their “success” and warned that the steps of the Zionists are faltering.

This video appears to be an effort to reassure both the public and the international community amid heightened tensions in the region.