Security Official Denies Report of Netanyahu Meeting Libyan Commander in UAE
A security official has refuted a report claiming that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met with Libyan military commander Khalifa Haftar during his recent visit to the United Arab Emirates. The official stated that Netanyahu's meetings in the UAE were exclusively with the country's leader, Mohammed bin Zayed.
The original report, which caused a stir, suggested that Netanyahu had met with Haftar, whose aircraft was reportedly tracked arriving from Benghazi, Libya, to the UAE around the time of Netanyahu's visit. Flight tracking sites identified an Airbus A319 with registration P4-KH5I9, commonly used by Haftar.
Amidst this controversy, Prime Minister Netanyahu issued a warning from Tel Nof Air Force Base, stating, "There are signs that our enemies will try to attack us ahead of the elections." He added, "I am delivering a message to you: do not mess with us. Our long arm will reach you anywhere, anytime," seemingly alluding to the ambiguous reports.
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