Herzog's Office Denies Security Talks with UAE President
The office of Israeli President Isaac Herzog has refuted claims that he discussed security matters, including Hamas or Yahya Sinwar, with UAE President Mohammed bin Zayed. The denial comes in response to a Haaretz newspaper investigation that suggested such conversations took place.
According to Ynetnews, the President's office clarified that the discussions between Herzog and bin Zayed focused on social and domestic Israeli issues, as well as bilateral relations. The office explicitly stated that the President was unaware of any alleged warning or its existence, contradicting the report.
The statement from Herzog's office emphasized the unacceptability of misrepresenting the content of high-level diplomatic contacts. The Israeli media coverage of the Haaretz report had generated significant public attention.
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