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Netanyahu Reportedly Met Libyan Military Commander in UAE
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By רם ברנדס
What happened
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reportedly met with Libyan military commander Saddam Haftar in the UAE to seek support for his presidential bid and legitimacy. This follows previous alleged secret meetings between Haftar and Israeli officials.
- 01Netanyahu met Libyan commander Saddam Haftar in the UAE.
- 02Haftar sought Netanyahu's support for Libyan presidency.
- 03Previous secret meetings between Haftar and Israelis reported.
- 04Haftar faces accusations of terrorism and human rights abuses.
- 05Meeting may aim to boost Haftar's US legitimacy.
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Israel National NewsRight · English15 minutes ago
Netanyahu's UAE Visit Sparks Rumors of Secret Meeting with Libyan Leader
Kikar HaShabbatRight · Hebrew40 minutes ago
Netanyahu Met Additional Senior Figure in UAE Visit, Report Claims
