- He explained that doctors identified a small abnormal growth
- he said he is now in excellent physical condition and ready to continue his duties
- Netanyahu had previously undergone surgery for a hernia in 2024 and recovered without complications
Benjamin Netanyahu has revealed that he was recently treated for prostate cancer and has now fully recovered, assuring the public that he is in good health.
In a personal statement shared on his official X account, Eko Hot Blog gathered that the Israeli leader said the announcement was delayed due to the country’s ongoing security situation, noting that he wanted to avoid the information being misused during a sensitive period.
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According to him, the condition was discovered early during routine medical checks following a previous procedure for an enlarged prostate about a year and a half ago.
He explained that doctors identified a small abnormal growth, less than one centimetre in size, which was later confirmed to be an early-stage cancer that had not spread.
Netanyahu said he was presented with different treatment options but chose immediate medical intervention to address the issue.
“I prefer to act quickly when faced with potential risks,” he stated, adding that the treatment was successful and the condition has been completely resolved.
Reassuring citizens, he said he is now in excellent physical condition and ready to continue his duties.
The disclosure has drawn attention to the importance of routine screening and early detection of prostate-related illnesses, particularly among older men, as medical experts note that early diagnosis greatly improves recovery outcomes.
Netanyahu had previously undergone surgery for a hernia in 2024 and recovered without complications. His latest update appears aimed at reinforcing confidence in his ability to continue leading during a challenging period.
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