Netanyahu's Office Denies UAE Warning Before October 7 Attack
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office has denied reports claiming the UAE president warned him about the October 7 attacks, stating any relevant intelligence would have been shared through official channels.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Netanyahu's office denied UAE warning before October 7.
- The denial was published in English on X.
- Reports claimed UAE President warned Netanyahu.
- Office stated any intel would use official channels.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office has issued a denial in English regarding reports that the UAE president warned him before the October 7 Hamas attacks. The statement, published on X (formerly Twitter), asserts that the media reports are false and that no warning was given to the Prime Minister by the United Arab Emirates prior to the attack.
The Prime Minister's office clarified that if any relevant intelligence had been received, it would have been transmitted through established intelligence channels between the two countries. This statement comes in response to claims circulating in the media suggesting a prior alert from Abu Dhabi.
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