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Channel 13Politics

Netanyahu Makes Secret Visit to UAE to Discuss Iran, Regional Tensions

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Hebrew · 29 newsrooms covering

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu made a secret, short visit to the United Arab Emirates on Sunday to meet with President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed. The leaders reportedly discussed Iran and regional tensions.

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  • Netanyahu secretly visited the UAE on Sunday.
  • He met with UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed.
  • Discussions focused on Iran and regional tensions.
  • The visit was brief and occurred before elections.
Netanyahu Makes Secret Visit to UAE to Discuss Iran, Regional Tensions
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu conducted a secret visit to the United Arab Emirates on Sunday, meeting with UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed. The meeting, which lasted only a few hours from afternoon to evening Israel time, focused primarily on Iran and broader regional tensions, according to Israeli sources speaking to N12.

The visit was reportedly on a private jet and not a state flight. A significant portion of the discussion, approximately 45 minutes, took place in a private, one-on-one setting. This unannounced trip occurs just a month before Israeli elections and two days after Netanyahu's return from the UN General Assembly in New York.

Channel 13Centre · Tel Aviv

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