A high-level diplomatic warning was reportedly issued by the UAE’s president to Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu just days before a major militant operation, allegedly involving Yahya Sinwar, a key figure in Palestinian militant groups. The conversation, which took place ten days prior to the attack, is said to have highlighted specific intelligence about planned hostilities, raising questions about whether prior knowledge could have altered the outcome. Sources suggest the warning underscored the gravity of the situation, though details on how—or if—Israel responded remain unclear. The revelation adds a new layer to ongoing debates over intelligence-sharing and regional security dynamics.
UAE's president allegedly spoke to Netanyahu 10 days before the attack, warning the ally state that terror mastermind Yahya Sinwar was planning an operation.
