Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu allegedly traveled to Abu Dhabi on Sunday for an unannounced meeting with UAE President Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan. Neither the Israeli government nor the Emirati foreign ministry provided immediate confirmation regarding the trip. This report follows recent media allegations that the UAE leader had warned Netanyahu about potential Hamas operations prior to the October 7 attacks, a claim the Prime Minister has strongly refuted. While the UAE maintains diplomatic ties with Israel established via the 2020 Abraham Accords, official communication channels remain a sensitive subject. The UAE has previously denied claims of high-level meetings with Netanyahu, emphasizing that security discussions typically occur through designated entities rather than direct leadership summits. Netanyahu currently faces significant political pressure and criticism from opposition figures regarding national security lapses.
Source : Daily Sabah
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