A comparison of the trend in posts from Netanyahu's personal channel during the 12-day war against Iran in June 2025 and the current war of aggression that began on February 28 raises questions about the origins of recent speculations.

An analysis of the frequency of Netanyahu's posts on social media reveals that discussions around his potential injury or death, which have emerged in some Hebrew and English-speaking communities, are being exacerbated.

According to the Hebrew website reporters of Tasnim News Agency, during the 12-day war that took place in June 2025, Netanyahu had posted at least one post daily, and in some cases, up to six posts on his channel.

For example, on March 13, 2025, he posted three times; on March 14, once; on March 15, four times; and in the following days leading up to June 23, he shared two, one, four, three, two, two, six, and four posts respectively.

In total, Netanyahu's posts during that 12-day war in 2025 amounted to 32 posts.

However, the Tasnim reporter emphasizes that most of Netanyahu's posts during that war were videos he personally released.

In contrast, since the beginning of the ongoing war of aggression against Iran, despite the conflict now lasting four days longer than the 12-day war of 2025, significant changes in his posting activity have been noted:

1. The total number of posts from Netanyahu's channel in this war has decreased by more than 50% compared to the previous conflict, dropping from 32 to 15.

2. Whereas in the previous war, Netanyahu posted at least once every day, it has now been nearly three days since his last post was published. Moreover, several experts suggest that even the latest video was generated by artificial intelligence and is not real.

3. Unlike the previous conflict, where most of Netanyahu's posts contained personal videos, recent posts are primarily textual, and the few videos released do not provide clarity on when they were recorded; there is no indication in the videos regarding the circumstances or dates of filming.

The combination of these trends has heightened speculation regarding his health. More importantly, until now, there has been no significant response from the ruling body of the Zionist regime regarding these concerns.

The news of Netanyahu's potential death or survival has yet to be officially confirmed or denied, with speculations forming based on observable signs.