English → Arabic transcript

Well, there is now a new video proving that Benjamin Netanyahu is not dead, except it's fake. Hold on, it really is. But there are two issues here. There's the technical side, because this sloppily made video is clearly AI once again. And then there's the context side, because if the video were real, and it's not, it makes zero sense. Let's talk about it here, because the clip released on Sunday shows that the prime minister is in

perfect health. There he is, standing in what looks like a roadside cafe, joking with the camera. At one point, he even raises his hands and counts his fingers. Haha, he only has five, not six fingers, like he did in the last AI video. It's all so hilarious. The problem with this video, though, is that it's also clearly AI. This isn't just AI. It's sloppy AI. First of all, notice the cup of coffee here. It's filled to the point

of overflowing. But then Netanyahu picks up the cup. Nothing spills, despite the coffee sloshing around inside. Then, when he takes a drink, there's no visible change in the level of the drink. No spill, no ripple. Later, he reaches down to put his hand in his pocket. And the pocket, you see there, it magically jumps over to cover his hand. Never seen a pocket do that in real life. Then today, a second video surfaced. This one supposedly

shows Netanyahu hiking in the hills outside of Jerusalem. Uh-oh, except this video is also AI. But if you watch this particular video, watch here, you see Bibi is walking over to put his hand on the back of a chair, except he has a ring on his finger when his hand starts to move. And then magically, that ring disappears as he reaches for the chair. And then, once his hand gets there, poof, the ring is back. So, both of these videos

have elements that are telltale signs of AI-generated videos. What about the context? Step back and look at the bigger picture. Right now, President Donald Trump is traveling internationally, meeting with allies, attempting to manage the fallout from a war that is rapidly expanding. See, the president is calling on NATO to get involved in this war and securing the Strait of Hormuz. But Netanyahu, he isn't doing any of that. In fact, in the last week,

he has met with no one, not one world leader. And it's not just meetings. Netanyahu has not held a live press conference in days. He was not present at the country's security meeting on Saturday, and he missed the war meeting today, absent from both in the middle of a massive war in which his country is struck by missile attack daily. But he really needs a cup of coffee and a photo op at an observation deck. This is ridiculous. There have been no

major televised addresses, no interviews, just short videos posted online.