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Netanyahu's Office Confirms Secret Meeting with UAE President

By תהילה צ'קולUpdated 15 minutes agoOngoing story · 13 updates
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
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Following a previously undisclosed visit, the Prime Minister's Office has confirmed that Benjamin Netanyahu and his wife met with the President of the United Arab Emirates, Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, on Sunday. The confirmation came after Abu Dhabi released its own official statement regarding the meeting.

The Prime Minister's Office vehemently denied reports suggesting the visit had a different purpose, labeling them "fake news." They clarified that the meeting's agenda focused solely on strengthening relations between the two nations and addressing regional challenges.

According to the Prime Minister's Office, the visit was at the invitation of the UAE President and included the participation of Israel's National Security Advisor, the head of the Mossad, the Military Secretary, and a diplomatic advisor. The discussions centered on bolstering bilateral ties and confronting shared regional issues.

The UAE's official statement confirmed that President Al Nahyan welcomed Prime Minister Netanyahu, and that the two leaders discussed bilateral relations and methods for their enhancement and development. This official response followed recent reports alleging the meeting's purpose was to request that Al Nahyan deny claims published in the Israeli newspaper Haaretz, which suggested he had provided warnings prior to the October 7th attacks.

Reports also indicated that representatives from other Arab nations, including Saudi Arabia, were present at the meeting, which was divided into two parts. The first involved Netanyahu and Al Nahyan with representatives from their respective countries, while the second included delegates from additional Arab states. During the six-hour visit, discussions also touched upon strengthening ties with Gulf states, economic matters, and Israeli defense systems. A source close to the Prime Minister described the meeting as "positive and necessary," emphasizing that the UAE also desired the engagement, viewing Israel as a reliable partner.

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