Netanyahu–Mohammed bin Zayed meeting: Representatives from Saudi Arabia, Jordan and Morocco attend
The meeting focused on Iran and the Houthis. Israel expressed its willingness to assist with air defense systems, similar to the support it provided to the UAE during the war with Iran.
New details have emerged about the meeting held by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu with UAE President Mohammed bin Zayed in Abu Dhabi, revealing that the meeting was attended by representatives from several Arab countries in the region, including Saudi Arabia, Jordan, and Morocco.
According to the details reported by the Ynet website, the talks focused on Iran and ways to limit the influence of its proxies in the Middle East, with particular emphasis on the Houthi group in Yemen.
During the meeting, representatives of the participating countries listened to Israel's willingness to provide assistance in the field of air defense systems, similar to the support it offered to the UAE during the war with Iran.
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In an official statement, the office of the Israeli Prime Minister confirmed that Netanyahu and his wife visited the UAE yesterday at the invitation of the Emirati President, Mohammed bin Zayed.
The office said that the visit addressed "strengthening relations between the two countries and regional challenges," noting the participation of the head of the Israeli National Security Council, the head of the Mossad, the Prime Minister’s military secretary, and the political advisor.
The visit constitutes a new meeting between Netanyahu and Mohammed bin Zayed, at a time when Israel and the UAE are seeking to strengthen coordination on regional security issues, while other Arab countries continue to monitor the repercussions of tensions with Iran and the threats posed by the Houthis.