PNN – Israeli television reported on the presence of representatives from several Arab countries—including Saudi Arabia—at a meeting involving Netanyahu in the UAE.
According to the report of Pakistan News Network; Israel’s Channel 14, citing an Emirati official, reported that representatives from several Arab nations, including Saudi Arabia, attended a meeting held on Sunday in Abu Dhabi between Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and UAE President Mohamed bin Zayed.
The report states that the meeting took place at Netanyahu’s request. It was conducted in two parts: one involving representatives from Israel and the UAE, and another attended by representatives from Arab countries, including Saudi Arabia.
Three topics were addressed during the meeting: the continuation of security cooperation—including regarding air defense systems such as the Iron Dome—the ongoing confrontation with Iran and Ansarallah, and the formation of a joint coalition likely directed against Iran.
Earlier, the Associated Press, citing informed sources, reported that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu—during a recent secret visit to the UAE—asked UAE President Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan to refute a published report claiming he had issued a prior warning regarding the “Al-Aqsa Flood” operation.
According to the report, Netanyahu has asked the UAE president to refute a recent Haaretz report claiming that Mohammed bin Zayed had warned Netanyahu about the possibility of the October 7, 2023, operation before it took place.
Netanyahu’s office had previously denied the report, claiming that Israeli media had “fabricated a false story against the Prime Minister” regarding events that never occurred.