Jordan Denies Meeting with Netanyahu in Abu Dhabi
The Jordanian government dismissed Israeli claims that an Jordanian official participated in a meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Abu Dhabi, confirming that these reports are baseless and are intended for electoral purposes. Israeli media close to Netanyahu justified these allegations. Reports indicate that the alleged meeting took place in Abu Dhabi and included discussions on security and intelligence cooperation, as well as regional issues such as Iran and the Houthis, but Jordan's official participation has not been confirmed. A Jordanian official affirmed that the Kingdom did not take part in any such meeting and emphasized that the accusations lack evidence and are part of an effort to justify Netanyahu’s international isolation.
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