Herman Berkovits, the personal doctor of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, vehemently rejected Iran's claims that the Prime Minister's office had been attacked, assuring that Netanyahu was not injured and is healthy. Berkovits stated that Iranian attacks do not target Israeli leaders, but rather the civilian population, emphasizing that the majority of the victims are civilians. Although air raid sirens were activated in Jerusalem, daily life continues, and the mood of the population remains optimistic. Doctors mentioned the tension in Israel due to the escalation of the conflict with Iran and its allies, but emphasized that people are accustomed to the situation. Economic activity has not completely stopped, and the population continues to maintain their daily routine, despite the closure of educational institutions and the airport.
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