The Israeli Prime Minister published a video using Artificial Intelligence, where he copies, almost to the letter, a video of Donald Trump, shared last week. In the publication, Netanyhay presents himself as a doctor, offering a “treatment” for chronic negativity.
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O Israel’s prime minister copied a video recently published by Donald Trump, who used Artificial Intelligence (IA). In the publication, Benjamin Netanyahu appears dressed as a doctor, offering a cure for those suffering from “chronic negativity”.
“Do you also suffer from chronic negativity?”, begins by asking Doctor Bibi, how is Benjamin Netanyahu presented, in the video published on his social networks. “Symptoms are usually obsession, anxiety and seeing news over and over again. You can also consider all successes a failure, and that everything seems sad and bad”, continues the image generated by the Prime Minister’s AI, according to The Times of Israel.
Following the screenplay of the video published by Trump, also that of Doctor Bibi goes on to witness some of his alleged patients. In Netanyahu’s version, figures such as Julia Roberts and Robert De Niro are replaced by journalists from Channel 12 and Channel 13 – vocal critics from Netanyahu.
“ I have suffered from chronic negativity for more than 10 years and everything seemed a failure,” says journalist Ben Caspit.
“ For years I couldn’t eat or sleep because of stress. I didn’t believe that anyone could help me until I found this miraculous treatment,” says Raviv Drucker.
The treatment, according to Dr Bibi, “is simple”: “Turn off [TV] advertising channels, stop swallowing fake news, take Bemol every morning and Bibicin before bedtime [fictitious medicines],” Netanyahu ends.
— Benjamin Netanyahu – July 8, 2026
The video follows almost another published by Donald Trump last week, where the president of the United States appears also dressed as a doctor, addressing the “Syndrome of Madness due to Trump” and listing several celebrities who, he says, are victims of the disease.
“I wasn’t sure if I could help some of these people. They were already so lost that they could not be sure”, says the image generated by Trump’s AI. The video features deepfakes from celebrities such as Whoopi Goldberg, Robert De Niro and Julia Roberts, among others.
In Trump’s case, the “simple” treatment was “to turn off the fake news and pray”. “And if you ever feel anxious drink a zero Coke like me and you will notice a significant difference in your lives,” he concludes.