Doctors say PM is recovering satisfactorily; his attorney said expected to request cancelation of criminal trial hearings next week

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel will undergo surgery to have his prostate removed Sunday after he was diagnosed with a urinary tract infection earlier in the week, his office said in a statement Saturday.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu successfully underwent prostate removal surgery on Sunday and is in good condition, according to the hospital treating him.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was diagnosed with a urinary tract infection from a benign prostate enlargement.

PM awake and 'in good condition,' moved to underground, fortified recovery ward at Hadassah Medical Center in Jerusalem; urology department head says procedure 'went as planned' The post Netanyahu recovering after successful prostate removal surgery appeared first on The Times of Israel.

Netanyahu underwent surgery after he was diagnosed with an infection stemming from a benign enlargement of his prostate, according to media reports.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu underwent a successful prostate removal surgery Sunday, officials said. Netanyahu, 75, has had a series of health issues in recent years. His doctor, Ofer Gofrit,

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was discharged from Hadassah Hospital on Thursday evening, where he was hospitalized following his prostate removal surgery that took place on Sunday.

Operation follows the discovery of infection in PM's urinary tract; cabinet meeting to be held on Sunday as planned, but some days of his testimony at trial could be put off The post Netanyahu to undergo prostate removal surgery on Sunday appeared first on The Times of Israel.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was released from hospital on Thursday after his prostate surgery ended “successfully," his office reported on X.