Netanyahu feeling fine in hospital after slight dizzy spell

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he was feeling "very good" as he waited to be released from the hospital Sunday due to a slight dizzy spell over the weekend.

Netanyahu, 73, was thought to be dehydrated after spending Friday in the sun in 104-degree temperatures during a visit to the Sea of Galilee.

Doctors ran a series of other tests to make sure nothing else is going on, but he was released Sunday afternoon with an implanted heart monitor that doctors said was routine.

A meeting of his cabinet was rescheduled to Monday, his office said.

Netanyahu has served several non-consecutive terms as Israel's leader, spanning 15 years.

He is thought to be in generally good health and has been back in office as prime minister since December.