Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s health update was summarized by TASS, which cited the prime minister’s office confirming normal test results.
The briefing indicated that Netanyahu underwent a medical examination at the Sheba Medical Center, located at Tel Hashomer, with the health professionals reporting stable findings early in the day. The notice suggested a discharge within the same day as the check progressed.
During the morning, Netanyahu continued a series of medical assessments at the Sheba Medical Center in Tel Hashomer. The preliminary results showed no cause for alarm, portraying his condition as favorable and prompting plans for discharge within the day, according to the same source.
Earlier in the day, there were reports that the prime minister had been admitted after spending time in hot conditions, where he reportedly sustained a minor head injury. The incident was described as the second such occurrence within a year and was treated as a precautionary medical assessment rather than a serious complication.
According to the Jerusalem Post, Netanyahu remained conscious when he arrived at the medical facility, and staff monitored his condition closely as tests were conducted.
There was also mention of Netanyahu’s past involvement in national health initiatives, including the early development of a coronavirus vaccine, which has been cited in various coverage as part of his broader public health engagement. These notes appeared in reports documenting his leadership through recent health and policy discussions related to vaccination and public health readiness. (Jerusalem Post, TASS)