Madaxweynaha Imaaraadka iyo Netanyahu wada hadlay si gaar ah oo ku saabsan xiriirka labada dal
Ra'iisul wasaaraha Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu, ayaa ku wada hadlay Abu Dhabi madaxweynaha Imaaraadka Carabta, Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, iyadoo labada dhinac si kooban u sheegeen in wada hadalku ku saabsanaa xiriirka labada dal iyo caqabadaha gobolka.
Wada hadalka iyo xiriirka labada dal
Labada dhinac ayaa wada hadlay xiriirka labada dal iyo sida loo xoojiyo iyo horumarinta xiriirkaas, sida lagu sheegay warbixin ka soo baxday dowladda Imaaraadka. Ra'iisul wasaaraha Israel ayaa sidoo kale sheegay in booqashadu ku saabsanaa xoojinta xiriirka labada dal iyo caqabadaha gobolka.
Booqashadan si gaar ah loo qabtay waxay timid iyadoo ka horreeysay warar muhiim ah oo ka yimid warbaahinta Israel, kuwaas oo sheegay in madaxweynaha Imaaraadka uu Netanyahu u gudbiyay warnisin ku saabsan khataraha ka imaan kara ururka Hamas, balse Netanyahu uu sheegay inuu diiday inuu warbixintaas u gudbiyo amniga.
Khilaafka warbaahinta iyo amniga
Shin Bet, xiriirka amniga gudaha Israel, ayaa ka hor inta aan la xaqiijin booqashada Netanyahu, ku eedeeyay warbaahinta Channel 12 inay ka hor istaagtay qorshayaasha amniga, iyadoo sheegtay in warbixintu ay khatar gelisay nolosha Netanyahu iyo xubnaha wafdigiisa, oo ka mid ahaa hoggaamiyaha ururka Mossad.
Warbixinta Channel 12 ayaa sidoo kale sheegtay in Netanyahu uu booqashada ku doonayay in madaxweynaha Imaaraadka uu ka jawaabo warbixinta ku saabsan warnisinta Hamas, balse xafiiska Netanyahu ayaa diiday inuu sameeyay codsigaas, iyadoo sidoo kale diiday warbixinta hore.
Xiriirka Imaaraadka iyo Israel
Imaaraadka waa mid ka mid ah dalalka Carabta kaliya ee la xiriirka Israel, kadib markii ay 2020-gii saxiixeen heshiisyada Abraham Accords, iyadoo dowladdu ay ka xanaaqday weerarka Hamas ee 2023-kii, balse ay sidoo kale ka xanaaqday dagaalka Israel ee Gaza, kaas oo dhalay dhimashada 70,000 oo qof oo Carbeed.
Israel ayaa sidoo kale Imaaraadka u diray nidaamyada difaaca hawada ee Iron Dome, iyadoo Imaaraadka ay ka xanaaqday in Israel ay sii waddo falalka ay ku sameyso Gaza, halkaas oo ay ku dhinteen 70,000 oo qof oo Carbeed, kuwaas oo ka mid ahaa dad shacab ah.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met secretly with UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan in Abu Dhabi on Sunday, both governments confirmed the visit late Monday. The two leaders discussed bilateral ties and regional challenges, though the trip has drawn scrutiny amid earlier reports about a disputed warning regarding Hamas.
The Secret Visit and Its Purpose
Israeli officials stated the visit focused on strengthening relations between the two countries and addressing regional challenges. Netanyahu's office confirmed the meeting took place in Abu Dhabi, with both sides agreeing to keep details private until after the premier returned to Israel.
The Emirati government issued a statement saying the two sides discussed bilateral relations and ways to strengthen and develop them. The visit was not publicly announced until Monday evening, raising questions about the level of secrecy surrounding the diplomatic engagement.
Controversy Over a Disputed Warning
Channel 12 reported that Netanyahu had requested Sheikh Mohamed deny a previous warning about an imminent Hamas threat ahead of the October 7, 2023 attack on Israel. Netanyahu's office denied making such a request and also rejected the original report as inaccurate.
The disputed warning has become a point of contention, with Israeli media suggesting the secret meeting was partly aimed at quelling the controversy. The UAE president has not publicly addressed the allegation, leaving the matter unresolved.
Shin Bet Complaint and Broader Context
Israel's Shin Bet filed a complaint against Channel 12, accusing the broadcaster of violating censorship rules by reporting the visit before Netanyahu had returned to Israel. The security service demanded prosecution, citing the risk to the premier and his delegation, which included Mossad chief.
The UAE is one of only a few Arab nations maintaining diplomatic ties with Israel since the Abraham Accords in 2020. While the UAE condemned the October 7 attack, relations have been strained by the ongoing war in Gaza, where over 70,000 Palestinians have been killed.
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