A senior Israeli official reportedly said that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu did not view the controversial video involving former IDF chief Gadi Eizenkot, and that the Prime Minister's Office is not handling death threats against Sara Netanyahu and the children. The statement comes amid a media storm over the video's content.
The Zioneer has obtained a statement from a senior Israeli official regarding the controversy surrounding a video involving former IDF Chief of Staff Gadi Eizenkot. The official stated that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu did not view the video, contrary to some speculation, and that the prime minister's office has not been dealing with death threats against Sara Netanyahu and the children. The statement was released amid a media storm over the video's content. The video's exact nature remains unclear, but the official's comments appear aimed at quelling rumors about the prime minister's involvement.
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