Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will be released from the hospital on Tuesday, his office announced Monday. He had undergone surgery the day before for a hernia that was discovered on Saturday during a routine check-up. The interim was confirmed by Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Justice Yariv Levin.
Benjamin Netanyahu checked into a hospital late Sunday, as the war against Hamas in the Gaza Strip raged for nearly six months. On Saturday, thousands of Israelis again took to the streets to demand his resignation. Their sons, husbands, and parents judge her responsible for their endless detention. 130 people are still being held by Hamas, of whom 34 have been killed, the Israeli military said.
He was admitted to the hospital in July
The prime minister is “feeling very well and is carrying out daily activities including consultations and conversations from the hospital,” his office said in a statement, adding that he was scheduled to be released on Tuesday afternoon. Congratulation from the hospital on social media X, The law was introduced by Communications Minister Shlomo Karai and passed in parliament. He announced that he would “act immediately” to ban Al Jazeera's broadcasts.
Benjamin Netanyahu was hospitalized last July for a pacemaker at the Sheba Medical Center in Tel HaHomer. He was released from the hospital the next day.
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