Netanyahu's Secret Six-Hour Visit to UAE Revealed
Translated & summarized from Behadrei Haredim by baba
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu conducted a secret six-hour meeting with UAE leader Mohammed bin Zayed in Abu Dhabi. The visit, intended to be kept confidential until after the delegation's return, was prematurely revealed in Israel. The UAE has not yet commented on the meeting.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Netanyahu held a secret six-hour meeting with UAE leader bin Zayed.
- The visit was planned to be kept confidential until after the delegation's return.
- The meeting was prematurely revealed in Israel before the delegation's departure.
- The UAE has not yet officially commented on the meeting.
- Senior Israeli security and intelligence officials accompanied Netanyahu.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu made a clandestine six-hour visit to Abu Dhabi, where he met with UAE leader Mohammed bin Zayed. The meeting was intended to remain under the radar, with plans for a joint announcement only after Netanyahu's delegation returned to Israel, according to 'HaYom'. However, the early disclosure of the trip, which occurred before the Israeli delegation's departure, altered the situation. The UAE has not yet officially commented on the meeting.
Accompanying Netanyahu were Mossad chief Roman Gofman, National Security Advisor Tzachi Hanegbi, a senior official from the Shin Bet's VIP protection unit, and other high-ranking officials from the Prime Minister's office. Netanyahu traveled on a private jet previously used for Mossad and Prime Ministerial trips to the UAE.
The meeting with bin Zayed was arranged in recent weeks and was planned to be kept secret until the Israeli delegation's return. A coordinated statement from both countries was slated for release afterward. This visit occurs against the backdrop of a report in 'Haaretz' alleging that bin Zayed had warned Netanyahu about a potential large-scale Hamas attack approximately two weeks before October 7th.
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