Panic in the Salon: Netanyahu’s Wife Rushes to Bomb Shelter Amid Iranian Missile Scare

According to Saed News, In a dramatic moment that has gripped Israeli media and sparked a flurry of social media commentary, Sara Netanyahu, wife of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, was reportedly forced to evacuate a Tel Aviv beauty salon mid-session on Saturday as Iranian missiles approached the city.

According to a report from the Hebrew-language news outlet Walla, cited by Saed News, Sara Netanyahu was quickly escorted by her security team to a nearby public bomb shelter. The incident occurred while she was undergoing cosmetic treatment in one of Tel Aviv’s high-end beauty salons—a facility she frequents despite the existence of a special grooming team reportedly funded by the Israeli state.

Eyewitnesses, including residents of West Jerusalem who had already gathered in the shelter, expressed surprise at the presence of the prime minister’s wife in a public facility rather than a secure government location. Photos that quickly circulated on Israeli social media depicted her sitting on a plastic chair, visibly makeup-free, a detail that fueled both sympathy and ridicule online.

The timing of the missile attack coincided with renewed tensions following Israeli and U.S. strikes on Iranian nuclear sites in Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan—actions that have triggered a wave of retaliatory missile and drone attacks from Tehran.

Although the Israeli government has not issued an official statement regarding the incident, media coverage has underscored both the psychological toll of the conflict and the deeply personal nature of its impact—even among the highest echelons of the Israeli political establishment.

The event also reflects broader concerns within Israeli society about preparedness, public safety, and government transparency in times of escalating regional confrontation.