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Netanyahu Secretly Visited UAE for Talks with Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu secretly traveled to Abu Dhabi on September 27 for a meeting with UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed. The unannounced visit took place amid reports of UAE warnings to Israel prior to the October 7th Hamas attack.

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  • Netanyahu secretly visited Abu Dhabi on September 27.
  • He met with UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed.
  • The visit was not publicly announced beforehand.
  • The meeting occurred amid reports of UAE warnings before Oct 7.
  • Netanyahu's office declined to comment on the visit.
Netanyahu Secretly Visited UAE for Talks with Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu made a secret visit to Abu Dhabi on Sunday, September 27, where he met with UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed. The trip was not publicly announced in advance, according to N12 News correspondent Yaron Abraham, who cited two sources.

Netanyahu reportedly departed for Abu Dhabi on a private jet on Sunday morning and spent the entire day in the UAE. His office declined to provide details about the visit or the topics discussed during the meeting with the UAE president.

The N12 report highlighted that the visit occurred amid Israeli media reports suggesting the UAE had conveyed a warning to Israel shortly before the Hamas attack on October 7, 2023.

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