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Streamer says Netanyahu aides sought gym livestream to boost PM's image

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A content creator known as Clavicular has claimed that advisers to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu approached him for help with a gym livestream. According to Clavicular, the advisers felt Netanyahu appeared old and out of shape and wanted to improve his image among younger voters. The streamer says a meeting with one of the advisers took place at a nightclub. However, the claim has not been independently verified, and no official confirmation has been issued by Netanyahu's office.

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