US former intelligence officer, Scott Ritter has stated that Iran attacked the home of Benjamin Netanyahu, fatally injuring his brother in the process, while the entire house is engulfed in flames.
He further said, “Last night, the Iranians struck the home of Benjamin Netanyahu, they killed his brother. They struck the home of Ben-Gvir, he is seriously wounded, may not survive.”
He also stated that Iran is going to take out the totality of Israel’s leadership while Israel played the regime change game.
“It’s going to be the Israelis that are going to be paying the highest price”, he added.
Recently, rumors regarding the death of Netanyahu spread widely on the internet.
Rumours about Netanyahu’s death spread on social media
Numerous individuals on social media began sharing posts suggesting that the Israeli Prime Minister had passed away amid escalating tensions in the Middle East.
These posts rapidly gained traction and generated confusion among audiences globally.
Nevertheless, there is no verified official announcement confirming that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has died.
The information concerning the alleged death originated from social media and political speculation, and unverified online content.
As a result, many journalists and analysts recommend that readers depend on reliable news outlets before accepting such statements.
Son of Netanyahu receives threats amid Israel Iran war
An international media organisation also reported that Yair Netanyahu, the son of Benjamin Netanyahu, is not safe in Miami.
Currently residing in Miami, Yair Netanyahu is reportedly facing threats that could lead to his abduction from the city.
A specialist in international affairs located in the United States advised that Yair Netanyahu should improve his security measures to prevent any potential issues.
On the other hand, numerous security analysts expressed criticism towards Benjamin Netanyahu regarding his son’s residence abroad and questioned why Yair Netanyahu is not enlisted in the Israel Defense Forces, unlike his peers.
