"This morning, I filed another complaint with the police for incitement to murder me and my family. Recently, this incitement with an explicit call to kill me and members of my family has crossed a red line," Netanyahu wrote on Twitter, attaching screenshots of posts with the threats published on social media platforms.
The prime minister added that he was looking forward to a determined response from the police staff to bring those accountable to justice.
This is the third complaint filed over the past few weeks by the prime minister due to threats.
On June 1, Netanyahu was forced to submit a new complaint against a man, "who described in detail how he plans to kill" the politician and his family members.
Following this step, the Israeli police announced that they had arrested a 21-year-old man suspected of publishing a post on social media platforms with threats. Israel’s Jerusalem Post newspaper reported the same day that the suspect was a soldier of the Israel Defenxe Forces.