On Sunday, it was announced that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's visit to Cyprus and Turkey has been postponed.

According to the Hebrew website Ynet, the postponement of the visit came due to Netanyahu's health conditions.

On Tuesday, Netanyahu was scheduled to travel to Cyprus, to meet with senior officials there, and then go on Friday to Turkey, which he received an invitation to visit by President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.

The last foreign tour of Netanyahu last March to Paris, and since then did not leave "Israel", which is witnessing widespread protests against the judicial reforms led by his government.

This postponement comes after repeated postponement of his visit, which was approved several times to the Emirates.

Last night, Netanyahu underwent surgery to implant a pacemaker.

And it was reported from Sheba Hospital - Beitel Hashomer, that Netanyahu is in good condition and that he will remain in the hospital for observation.

In a videotape, Netanyahu said that he is expected to leave the hospital during daylight hours today to arrive tomorrow, Monday, at the Knesset to vote on the bill to reduce the reasonableness argument.

The sessions and talks in which Netanyahu was scheduled to participate today have been postponed, including the government session and a discussion with Army Chief of Staff Herzi Halevi about the refusal of hundreds of officers and soldiers to serve.