Saudi Official Denies Reports of Meeting Between Saudi and Israeli Officials
- Representatives from Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Morocco, and other countries were reportedly present at a meeting between Benjamin Netanyahu and Mohammed bin Zayed in Abu Dhabi.
- A senior Saudi official and Jordan denied reports that their officials attended the meeting.
- The meeting reportedly focused on Iran, limiting its regional proxies, and the Houthi rebels.
- Iran’s Foreign Ministry warned the United Arab Emirates of “highly dangerous consequences” after Netanyahu’s visit.
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Saudi Arabia denies representative met Netanyahu in UAE
Riyadh: Saudi Arabia on Wednesday, September 30, denied reports that a representative from the Kingdom met Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during his visit to the United Arab Emirates (UAE) on Sunday, September 27. Reuters and Arab News cited a senior Saudi official as saying that no Saudi representative attended a reported meeting involving Netanyahu … Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News, Technology, Entertainment, Sports, P…
️— Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu who secretly visited the UAE on Sunday to present "new intelligence" to UAE President Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed (MBZ), claiming that Iran is resuming progress on its nuclear program
Imminent Attack Warning: Sources stated that Netanyahu explicitly warned attendees that Israel assesses Iran could initiate a regional attack "in the coming weeks. "Saudi Involvement & Chokepoints: A senior Saudi security official joined the...
World News Live Updates: Saudi Arabia denies meeting Israeli officials during Netanyahu’s UAE visit
World News Today Live Updates, 30 September 2026: Follow breaking news live updates on global events — a senior Saudi official denying reports of a meeting with Israeli officials during Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s UAE visit, Iran warning the United Arab Emirates of highly dangerous consequences over the trip, and US President Donald Trump commenting on the ongoing conflict with Iran, along with top headlines from around the world.
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