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According to the Associated Press, the prime minister asked the UAE president to publicly deny a report that he had spoken with and warned Netanyahu before the Oct. 7 attack. It remains unclear whether the Emirati leader agreed to the request.
The Mossad director and national security adviser accompanied the prime minister on lightning trip to UAE, Israel Hayom has learned. The sides agreed to issue a joint statement after the delegation returned to Israel, but the visit was leaked beforehand. The Emiratis have yet to comment on the visit.
New disclosure deepens debate over missed Oct 7 warnings ahead of Israel's election.
The prime minister flew to the UAE on Sunday morning and met with President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, according to Channel 12 report. The meeting was held in Abu Dhabi, where Netanyahu spent the day.
Nataliya Apostolova, the diplomat who has headed EUBAM Rafah since November 2023, is stepping down amid a new reality on the Gaza border. In a farewell interview with Israel Hayom, she says the European mission’s mandate has not changed, stresses that Palestinian personnel carry out the security checks and screening under EU supervision, and notes: “There have been no security incidents since February.”
As the US president prepares grand welcome for Chinese leader Xi Jinping's 3-day tour – planning to personally greet him on the tarmac at Joint Base Andrews – Fox News says the "top ask" is that China cease providing information that allows Iran to target America's interests and allies. China may demand Taiwan concessions.
Airlines cancel global routes following strict American economic measures as Beijing continues to defy US isolation efforts just hours before Xi-Trump meeting. China routes appear to be unaffected as Mahan Air jet traveling from the Iranian capital successfully touches down in the Chinese city of Guangzhou.
The Syrian president said American-mediated contacts with Israel have continued for about a year, with understandings reached on most issues, even as he rejected linking Syria policy to October 7.
New reports point to rising child marriage and sexual violence across Gaza's displacement camps.
A three-hour meeting was held between Trump administration officials, including Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, and a delegation from Tehran on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly in New York. US sources said the meeting had been planned in advance and focused on the conditions for renewing negotiations, foremost among them reopening the Strait of Hormuz.
