Netanyahu’s Office Claims Secret UAE Visit, Emirates Reject Report

Benjamin Netanyahu and Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office claims he made a “secret visit” to the UAE during the war with Iran, sparking attention.

According to the statement, Netanyahu met UAE President Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed, describing the trip as a “historic breakthrough” in bilateral relations ties strengthened further.

However, the UAE strongly denied the claim through WAM, stating that no secret visit or military delegation occurred on its territory official statement released today.

Relations between Israel and the UAE, established under the Abraham Accords, remain publicly maintained, though tensions rise amid regional security concerns and conflicting reports emerge.

Both sides have issued conflicting narratives, prompting media scrutiny and diplomatic debate over the accuracy of the reported wartime visit claims allegations continue.