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Following claims circulating on social media that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was killed in a blast, Alex Jones gave his analysis on the issue.
Was Benjamin Netanyahu killed by an Iranian ballistic missile strike?
In the report below I breakdown the FACTS and examine the “Fortress of Zion,” as well as reports that the latest Netanyahu video is AI.
The underground Israeli military command base located beneath the HaKirya base in Tel Aviv is often referred to as the “Fortress of Zion” (or Metzudat Zion). This subterranean command center, located beneath the IDF General Staff headquarters.
Jones also explained that while he does not know if the Prime Minister was killed in the blast, there is always the possibility that the Israeli opposition party to Netanyahu’s Likud party may have orchestrated a false flag, although that remains as speculation as well.
Did the Israeli government assassinate Benjamin Netanyahu, with a plan to blame Iran? https://t.co/quegkwVkLG pic.twitter.com/fdbj5aKGbl
— Alex Jones (@RealAlexJones) March 14, 2026
The following video is the last video (and post) that appears on Netanyahu’s official X (formally Twitter) account, posted Friday.
Yesterday at the press conference, I stood by the clear objectives of the campaign: striking the terrorist regime in Iran, continuing the fight against its proxies, and ensuring Israel’s security and future.
We are not waiting. We are initiating, we are attacking, and we are doing so with force.
Watch the full remarks >>
A clip gaining lots of traction on social media Saturday is of a journalist reporting that he is standing in front of the location Netanyahu was at when the blast took place.
An Israeli journalist claims : "Netanyahu may have died in this house that was targeted by Iran days ago in Tel Aviv." 🇮🇱🔥 pic.twitter.com/PEYWuinwy5
— إسحاق حمومي | יצחק אל-חמומי 🇮🇱 (@A_Ham96) March 14, 2026
Middle East Monitor and Turkey Today reported that Netanyahu is alive, citing the Prime Minister’s office.
An Anadolu correspondent asked the office if they had a statement on increasing claims on social media that “Netanyahu has been assassinated.”
“This is fake news; the Prime Minister is fine,” the office replied.
Rumors intensified following reports that Prime Minister Netanyahu did not attend a ‘War Council’ meeting held during the ongoing conflict with Iran on Saturday.
Furthermore, the claims gained further traction after Iran’s Tasnim News Agency reported that unverified social media posts alleged Iran had struck Netanyahu’s residence, killing his brother and wounding Israel’s National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir.The outlet also cited parallel comments from Scott Ritter, a former U.S. intelligence officer and UN weapons inspector.
Additionally, AI video claims increase the speed of rumors. Speculation intensified after social media users scrutinized a recent video of Netanyahu, claiming he appeared to have six fingers.
