Summary
A Facebook post incorrectly claimed that Israel had appointed Yariv Levin as interim prime minister to replace Benjamin Netanyahu. There have been no official announcements or evidence supporting this claim.
Key Facts
- A Facebook post falsely claimed Yariv Levin was named interim prime minister of Israel.
- The post was shared nearly 8,000 times and received over 11,000 comments.
- No official statement has been made confirming a change in Israel's leadership.
- Netanyahu's office confirmed he is still the prime minister and in good health.
- The claim about Netanyahu having six fingers in a video was also proven false.
- Israel is currently involved in a conflict with Iran, resulting in many casualties on both sides.
- Accusations of AI-generated content in the viral video were refuted after review.
- Levin is the deputy prime minister and serves in multiple ministerial roles within Netanyahu's government.
