A week without a public appearance: Where has PM Netanyahu disappeared to?

Prime Minister Netanyahu has not been seen in public for a week since his speech at the Likud headquarters on election night. He stayed at a hotel in Tel Aviv, his social media accounts are active, but his voice has not been heard. Residents are furious over prolonged closures along the promenade.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has not been seen in public for over a week, since his speech at the Likud headquarters early Wednesday morning, after the publication of the true election results. In his speech, Netanyahu did not declare victory but claimed that the right-wing bloc has a 'clear and decisive majority among the Jewish and Zionist public.' Since then, he has not responded in his own voice to the final results, but his social media accounts are active, and he shares spokesperson statements and investigations into suspected election fraud in the Arab sector. It is known that Netanyahu stayed at the Carlton Hotel in Tel Aviv from last Tuesday until the beginning of this week, causing widespread closures along the promenade and anger among residents. According to reports, he spoke with members of the right-wing bloc and with the chairman of United Torah Judaism, Yaakov Asher. The article notes that it contacted the Prime Minister's Office for a response but has not yet received one.