Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reportedly made a clandestine trip to the United Arab Emirates (UAE) following the October 7th Hamas attack. The purpose of this visit, according to media reports, was to request assistance in suppressing information regarding prior warnings he may have received about the impending assault. Specifically, Netanyahu allegedly asked the UAE to deny any knowledge of warnings given to Israel before the attack occurred. This request seeks to deflect potential criticism and political fallout related to intelligence failures. The report suggests a possible attempt to manage the narrative surrounding the events leading up to the October 7th attack and shield Netanyahu from accountability. Further details surrounding the alleged meeting and the UAE’s response remain unclear, but the story raises serious questions about transparency and preparedness. The original report was published at RT.com.