Israel Still Desperate To Prove Netanyahu Is OK With NEW Dodgy Video; Global AI Mockery Explodes

Israel has turned Netanyahu into a rolling meme cycle and made itself look even more desperate as others poke fun with AI of their own! Right, so Israeli desperation to prove Benjamin Netanyahu is still alive is now seemingly going from the sublime to the ridiculous, as not a day goes past following the Café video, which I covered yesterday, then another video drops. Still seemingly wearing the same clothes from the Café, has he run out? Did he not have time to pack a wardrobe before seemingly disappearing from any official duties, yet is still able to make these apparent puff pieces to prove his wellness and always notably somewhere where there is no sign of warfare you’ll note too. Whilst on the subject of the Safar café visit, the one thing I’ve now clocked is that this place is in Jerusalem, whereas we’re supposed to believe Netanyahu is alive and well and in Tel Aviv, so he travelled from the sea to the river in effect, Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, an hour by road each way on a good day when you’re not being bombed, to do this proof of life clip? Perhaps Tel Aviv is too much of a smoking ruin now to work as a fitting backdrop, or perhaps Jerusalem is where he’s hiding. At any rate, we have this new video. Now did you spot anything up with this one? If not, don’t worry, others have. Disappearing rings! Make of that one what you will. Of course this still doesn’t mean there is any solid evidence that Netanyahu is dead, but there is now more and more solid evidence that for some reason Israel is insisting on keeping itself stuck in a recurring cycle of weird little reassurance clips that keep making him and his current circumstances, whatever they might be, look less normal, not more. A government in the middle of a war is still trying to show its prime minister is fine, anywhere but somewhere official it seems and instead of calming the room it is increasingly fuelling a global round of AI mockery, frame-by-frame scrutiny and public ridicule. Israel’s Ministry of Diaspora Affairs and Combating Antisemitism has already put numbers on the size of the thing. Its daily status update on March 15 logged 767,000 X posts about the war that day and said around 285 anti-war protests had been identified worldwide.