PM's Office Denies UAE Warning to Netanyahu
Israel's Prime Minister's Office has stated that no warning was conveyed to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu by the United Arab Emirates. The office asserted that any coordination or communication between Arab heads of state and the Prime Minister's Office is managed by the National Security Council (NSC), and no record of such a conversation exists in official logs. This statement comes amid discussions and reports circulating within the Israeli media landscape, suggesting potential diplomatic exchanges that the Prime Minister's Office is now refuting.
The Prime Minister's Office further clarified that the Shin Bet security agency is directly linked to the Prime Minister's Office. The NSC is responsible for coordinating all communications between Arab leaders in the region and the Prime Minister's Office. The office emphasized the absence of any documentation for the alleged conversation, reinforcing their denial of any warning being issued to Netanyahu by the UAE.
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