Allegation that Israel's Chief of General Staff made a secret visit to the UAE

A noteworthy visit between Israel and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has come to the fore. According to the allegations, Israeli Chief of General Staff Lieutenant General Herzi Halevi traveled to the UAE capital during the wartime period and met with the country's leadership. It was claimed that some military officials also accompanied Halevi during his contacts.

According to information reflected from behind the scenes, the meetings were held with high-level leaders, including UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan. There has been no statement from the Israeli army regarding Halevi's visit yet.

The visit allegations were brought to the public agenda immediately after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's statement last Wednesday claiming he had gone to the UAE amid the ongoing war environment with Iran. However, following this statement, the Abu Dhabi administration quickly denied Netanyahu's words. It is stated that the UAE's denial was met with harsh reactions, particularly on the Iranian front.

The Israeli press also included allegations that Israel's internal security agency, Shin Bet, and the foreign intelligence service, Mossad, had visited the UAE during the war.

CONFIRMATION FROM THE US REGARDING IRON DOME ALLEGATIONS

Another striking allegation raised this week gained strength with statements from high-level US sources. While US officials confirmed that Israel had sent an Iron Dome air defense system to the UAE, they shared information that Israeli soldiers were also deployed in the region to manage this defense system.

All these developments indicate that the diplomatic normalization that began between the two countries under the Abraham Accords signed in 2020 is being carried to a more advanced level in security and military dimensions.

News Source: 12punto