Netanyahu Reportedly Holds Secret Meeting with UAE President in Abu Dhabi
Translated & summarized from JDN by baba
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reportedly made a secret visit to Abu Dhabi on Sunday for a meeting with UAE President Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed. The discussions allegedly focused on the Iranian threat, though the meeting has not been officially confirmed.
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- Netanyahu reportedly met secretly with UAE President bin Zayed in Abu Dhabi.
- The meeting allegedly focused on the threat posed by Iran.
- The visit was reportedly made on a private jet on Sunday.
- No official confirmation of the meeting has been released.
- This follows a similar unconfirmed report from May.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reportedly traveled to Abu Dhabi on Sunday for a clandestine meeting with the President of the United Arab Emirates, Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed (MBZ). The report, citing two sources, emerged on Sunday evening from Channel 12.
According to the report, Netanyahu arrived on a private jet and spent the day in the UAE. Flight data indicated a private aircraft departed Ben Gurion Airport shortly after 12:00 PM, landing in Abu Dhabi at 3:10 PM. The plane reportedly departed the UAE at 7:10 PM, returning to Israel.
While no official statements have been released confirming the meeting, sources indicated that the primary topic of discussion was the threat posed by Iran. This alleged visit follows a similar unconfirmed report from May, when the Prime Minister's office stated Netanyahu had secretly visited the Emirates and met with bin Zayed during the war with Iran. At that time, the UAE's Ministry of Foreign Affairs denied the visit had taken place.
This alleged meeting underscores ongoing regional security concerns and the continued diplomatic engagement between Israel and the UAE, particularly regarding shared concerns about Iran's influence and activities.
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