UAE Warned PM Netanyahu About October 7 Hamas Attack Weeks Prior, Report Alleges Major Inaction
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New geopolitical tremors have shaken Israel following a bombshell investigative report published by the prominent Israeli newspaper Haaretz, which claims that United Arab Emirates (UAE) President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan directly warned Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu about an impending large-scale Hamas assault weeks before the tragic events of October 7, 2023. According to the explosive disclosures, the UAE leadership had cautioned Israeli authorities that former Gaza Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar was plotting a catastrophic operation akin to an earthquake, yet the warning allegedly went unheeded, triggering widespread political outrage and intense scrutiny over national security lapses.
Inside the Secret 45-Minute Phone Call and Netanyahu's Dismissive Reaction
Citing high-level sources within the UAE government and Israel's internal security agency Shin Bet, the Haaretz report reveals that the high-stakes warning was delivered during a direct 45-minute telephone conversation approximately a week and a half before the massacre. The UAE President reportedly urged Netanyahu to take the intelligence threat with utmost seriousness, warning that an unmitigated security breach would not only result in immense bloodshed and regional destabilization but also severely undermine the historic Abraham Accords. To the shock of diplomatic observers and security advisors present, Netanyahu allegedly reacted with casual complacency, assuring the UAE leader that Israeli forces were fully prepared while omitting any mention of the conversation to his own defense chiefs, including the heads of Shin Bet, Mossad, and the IDF Chief of Staff.
The October 7 Catastrophe and Growing Political Fallout Inside Israel
The haunting warning materialized on the morning of October 7, 2023, when thousands of militants launched a coordinated cross-border assault that resulted in unprecedented carnage, widespread destruction, and the abduction of approximately 251 hostages, including civilians and soldiers. The revelation of the ignored UAE intelligence has sent shockwaves through Israeli domestic politics. Former Prime Minister and political leader Naftali Bennett sharply criticized Netanyahu, accusing him of steering the nation blindly toward one of its worst modern tragedies. In response to the mounting pressure, Prime Minister Netanyahu’s office has vehemently dismissed the report's claims as entirely baseless, asserting that no such conversation or warning took place between the two leaders at that time.
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