Saudi, Jordanian and Moroccan Representatives Reported at Netanyahu-UAE Talks
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Representatives of Saudi Arabia, Jordan and Morocco attended Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's meeting with UAE President Mohamed bin Zayed in Abu Dhabi, according to a Hebrew-language report published Monday. The report said their talks focused on Iran and its regional proxies, particularly the Houthis, and that the representatives heard Israel was willing to assist with air-defense systems. The UAE's state news agency separately confirmed that Mohamed bin Zayed received Netanyahu on Sunday and discussed bilateral relations. Its account did not mention the three other countries or an air-defense offer.
