UAE Official Denies Sharing Intelligence with Netanyahu Before Oct. 7
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
An official UAE source has officially denied reports that the United Arab Emirates shared intelligence with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu before the October 7th Hamas attacks. The denial addresses claims that the UAE warned Israel in advance.
The story in 3 lines · by baba
- UAE officially denies sharing intelligence with Netanyahu before Oct. 7.
- Denial addresses claims of advance warning to Israel.
- UAE states it does not discuss details at leader-to-leader level.
An official source in the United Arab Emirates has officially denied claims that the UAE shared intelligence with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu prior to the October 7th Hamas attacks. The denial comes in response to reports suggesting that such warnings were passed on.
The UAE official stated that the country does not discuss details at the level of state leaders, implying that such high-level intelligence sharing as alleged did not occur. This statement addresses speculation that emerged following the initial reports of the attacks.
While the specific nature of the alleged intelligence and the source of the claims are not detailed in this report, the UAE's official stance now directly contradicts the notion that they provided advance warning to Netanyahu.
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