UAE Foreign Ministry Issues Statement in Response to Media Reports
- The UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that it does not comment on media reports or speculation about talks between government leaders.
- The UAE emphasized that since October 7, its efforts have focused on de-escalation, regional stability, and preventing violence.
- Haaretz reported that UAE President Mohammed bin Zayed warned Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu prior to the October 7 attack; Netanyahu's office denied this, calling it 'total lies.
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This denial was delivered to quell the wave of public and opposition criticism that was furious with Netanyahu's attitude, which was accused of ignoring Hamas attacks.
UAE distances itself from report it warned Netanyahu before Oct. 7
Sources close to Netanyahu separately denied that the reported conversation occurred. By Vered Weiss, World Israel News The United Arab Emirates on Wednesday distanced itself from a Haaretz report claiming UAE President Mohammed bin Zayed warned Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu a week before the Oct. 7 massacre, as Emirati, Israeli government and security sources disputed the account. The Haaretz report relied on testimony from a Palest…
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Statement by UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs in response to media reporting
Abu Dhabi: The Ministry of Foreign Affairs underscores that the UAE Government does not comment on media stories or speculation regarding conversations between government leaders.The UAE’s engagement since October 7 was consistently directed toward de-escalation, regional stability and preventing violence.UAE and Israeli government entities have maintained open and direct lines of communication since the inception of the relationship more than f…
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