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The speculation comes amid a wave of misinformation that began after a US-Israeli strike on Tehran killed Iran's former supreme leader Ali Khamenei. Shortly afterwards, posts on social media began claiming that Netanyahu had been assassinated.

"I am here in Beersheba, a city that has endured much," Netanyahu said, referencing previous attacks on the southern city, particularly on the Soroka Hospital last year. Prime Minister Benjamin

Netanyahu's office responded to Newsweek, which has reviewed live footage, about the claim.

Amid assassination rumors, Benjamin Netanyahu posted a coffee shop video denying his death, but speculation grew after Grok called it a “100% deepfake.”

Viral social media posts claim an Iranian air strike in Tel Aviv killed Iddo Netanyahu, PM Benjamin Netanyahu's brother, and injured Israeli minister Itamar Ben-Gvir.

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