Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu appeared, Monday morning, at his government's weekly session, two days after he suffered from a health problem that sparked controversy in Israeli circles about the reality of his health condition.

Netanyahu said at the start of the weekly meeting of his government, that he is fine and feels that he is in a very wonderful situation.

He added, “I would like to thank the many citizens and leaders around the world and also across the political spectrum in Israel for their concern and kind words, thank you all, I feel great.” He said.

Netanyahu touched on the internal political situation, warning of the danger of continuing to suspend the presence of officers and reservists for military service, considering that these steps aim to intimidate the public and are steps divorced from reality, defending his government's continuation of what is known as "judicial reforms."

Netanyahu said, "In any democratic country, the army is subject to the government - not the other way around."