US EditionNetanyahu suffers food poisoning, to rest for three days, his office says
JERUSALEM, ISRAEL, JUL 20 – Netanyahu is recovering at home with intravenous fluids after food poisoning caused intestinal inflammation and dehydration, his office said, with a three-day rest period ordered by doctors.
- On July 20, 2025, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was diagnosed with food poisoning and ordered to rest at home for three days while continuing his duties.
- Overnight, Netanyahu began feeling ill and was assessed at his residence by Professor Alon Hershko, who diagnosed him with intestinal inflammation resulting from spoiled food and also identified dehydration.
- The Prime Minister is receiving intravenous fluids and his condition is described as good, though this illness follows previous medical events including prostate and hernia surgeries and a pacemaker installation.
- Netanyahu stated, "My medical report is open and known," dismissing concerns and the Prime Minister's Office confirmed his ongoing management of state affairs during recovery.
- This health episode highlights Netanyahu's recent medical history and the continuity of government roles amid his recovery, with political figures wishing him robust health.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has been continuously ill in recent years. While reports issued by his personal physicians say that his health is fine, he has undergone several surgeries in the past months. He has a pacemaker installed in his heart and he underwent prostate surgery last December.
Netanyahu to rest for 3 days after food poisoning | Honolulu Star-Advertiser
JERUSALEM >> Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is recovering from a bout of food poisoning, his office said on Sunday, adding that he will continue to carry out his duties while resting at home for the next three days.
The Israeli premier was treated urgently for intestinal inflammation and, although it shows improvement, he must remain at home following the advice of the specialists.
Netanyahu treated for dehydration after eating spoiled food
Netanyahu’s most recent public medical report, issued in January 2023, described him as in a “completely normal state of health,” with no signs of arrhythmia and the pacemaker functioning properly. By Pesach Benson, TPS Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is recovering at home after being diagnosed with intestinal inflammation caused by spoiled food, his office announced on Sunday. He was examined overnight by Prof. Alon Hershko of Jerusalem’s Had…
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu falls ill with food poisoning, missing cabinet meetings and working from home for three days
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