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Netanyahu Visits UAE With Wife for Talks on Regional Issues

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited the UAE with his wife at the invitation of President Mohamed bin Zayed. The leaders discussed strengthening bilateral relations and regional issues, with Netanyahu's office denying reports of warnings about Hamas.

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  • Netanyahu visited the UAE with his wife at President bin Zayed's invitation.
  • Discussions focused on bilateral relations and regional challenges.
  • Netanyahu's office denied reports of a Hamas warning discussion.
  • Key Israeli security officials also attended the meeting.
Netanyahu Visits UAE With Wife for Talks on Regional Issues
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The Prime Minister's Office confirmed on the evening of September 28 that Benjamin Netanyahu had visited the United Arab Emirates the previous day at the invitation of President Mohamed bin Zayed. Netanyahu was accompanied by his wife, Sara Netanyahu, on the trip to Abu Dhabi. According to the Prime Minister's Office, the discussions focused on strengthening relations between Israel and the UAE, as well as regional challenges. Attendees included Israel's National Security Advisor, the head of the Mossad, the Prime Minister's military secretary, and his political advisor.

Earlier, Associated Press reported that during the visit, Netanyahu had asked bin Zayed to deny reports that the UAE president had warned him about an impending Hamas attack. The Prime Minister's Office issued a statement calling these reports "fake news" and reiterated that the visit was solely dedicated to enhancing bilateral ties and addressing regional challenges.

The UAE's official news agency, WAM, also confirmed on Monday that bin Zayed had met with Netanyahu the previous day, with the leaders discussing bilateral relations and ways to further strengthen them.

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