2026-09-29 21:00:16Kosova&Bota SHKRUAR NGA REDAKSIA VOX

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's visit to the United Arab Emirates is being surrounded by mystery and many questions, as the Emirates Foreign Ministry has refused to comment on reports about the meeting.

However, beyond the official silence on the visit and the content of the talks, Abu Dhabi has made a statement that draws attention. The UAE Foreign Ministry said that the country maintains “open and direct lines of communication” with Israel and that it shares “all relevant intelligence information” with the Israeli side.

This statement leaves open the question of what was discussed during Netanyahu's visit and whether the meeting included sensitive security issues and recent developments in the region.

While Emirati authorities have not provided concrete details about the meeting, the confirmation of the existence of direct channels of communication with Israel indicates that contacts between the two countries continue even in a tense regional climate.

Netanyahu's visit to the United Arab Emirates, shrouded in official silence and limited statements, is becoming a daily issue over what was discussed behind closed doors. The visit comes at a critical moment in the Middle East, where the war with Iran continues.

Media outlets have reported that Netanyahu was in the Emirates, with the aim of asking the President of the United Arab Emirates, Mohamed bin Zayed, to deny a report according to which he had warned the Israeli prime minister of a possible Hamas attack before October 7, 2023.

The newspaper, citing unidentified sources, reported that Netanyahu asked bin Zayed to deny reports of a phone conversation between them and details related to developments before the October 7 attack.

However, the reporting remains in the form of allusions.


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