Ron Dermer: "No warning call took place between Netanyahu and bin Zayed before the massacre"
Former minister Ron Dermer, a close associate of Netanyahu, denied at the MEAD conference in Washington a report about a warning call the Prime Minister held with the President of the United Arab Emirates before October 7. Dermer claimed no such call took place, calling it a "fabrication" and a "made-up story."
Former minister Ron Dermer, a longtime close associate of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, denied on Wednesday at the MEAD conference in Washington a report that Netanyahu received a warning from the President of the United Arab Emirates, Mohammed bin Zayed, about the October 7 massacre. Dermer said no such call took place, and that he was party to all conversations between the two in his role expanding the Abraham Accords. He described the report as a "fabrication" and a "made-up story," noting that the Emiratis also clarified it did not happen. The denial comes amid previous reports that sparked political turmoil in Israel.
Ron Dermer: "No warning call took place between Netanyahu and bin Zayed before the massacre"