Pakistan, Sept. 28 — Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reportedly visited the United Arab Emirates on Sunday, according to a foreign news . The claimed Netanyahu met UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed in Abu Dhabi during the visit.
The reported meeting has not been officially confirmed by either government. The UAE Foreign Ministry and Netanyahu’s office declined to comment on reports about the Israeli prime minister’s visit.
According to the , Netanyahu travelled to the UAE and held talks with Sheikh Mohamed in Abu Dhabi. However, the report did not provide details about the meeting’s agenda or the issues discussed by the two leaders.
The reported visit comes as developments involving Israel and countries across the region continue to draw international attention. However, the available information does not specify whether regional matters were discussed during the reported meeting.
Israel and the UAE established diplomatic relations in 2020 under the Abraham Accords. Since then, the two countries have maintained official diplomatic ties and developed relations across several areas.
A similar report emerged in May regarding an alleged Netanyahu visit to the UAE. At that time, Netanyahu’s office said he had travelled to the country and met Sheikh Mohamed.
The UAE, however, rejected the claim and denied that the reported meeting had taken place. The latest report has therefore renewed attention around another alleged meeting between the two leaders.
For now, the latest visit remains based on the news ‘s report rather than official confirmation. Neither the UAE Foreign Ministry nor Netanyahu’s office has publicly confirmed the reported trip or meeting, according to the provided information.
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