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YnetPolitics

Netanyahu Asked UAE President to Deny Pre-Oct. 7 Warning Report

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Hebrew · 18 newsrooms covering

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reportedly asked UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed to deny claims that Netanyahu had warned him before the October 7th attacks. The UAE Foreign Ministry declined to comment on the meeting.

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  • Netanyahu asked UAE President to deny pre-Oct. 7 warning report.
  • The meeting took place in Abu Dhabi on Tuesday.
  • UAE Foreign Ministry declined to comment on the meeting.
Netanyahu Asked UAE President to Deny Pre-Oct. 7 Warning Report
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reportedly asked United Arab Emirates President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed during a meeting in Abu Dhabi on Tuesday to deny a report claiming Netanyahu had warned him before the October 7th Hamas attacks. The request was made during a meeting between the two leaders in the UAE capital, according to a source with firsthand knowledge of the encounter, as reported by the Associated Press.

The UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs declined to comment on the meeting when approached by the AP. However, unlike a previous instance, the ministry did not issue a denial of the report regarding the alleged warning.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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