Iran condemns Israeli PM's visit to UAE
Iran condemns Israeli PM's visit to UAE
Iran's foreign ministry spokesman said such visits are 'disruptive to the region's security'.
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Abu Dhabi's crown prince hosted the Israeli PM on Monday [Getty]
Iran, Israel's arch-foe, condemned Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett visit to the United Arab Emirates on Monday as detrimental to the security and interests of the region and world Muslims, state media reported.
"Foreign Ministry spokesman Saeed Khatibzadeh, referring to the visit of the Zionist regime's prime minister to the UAE, said such actions are disruptive to the region's security and go against the interests of the Islamic nation and the people of the region and Arab countries," state media said.
Abu Dhabi Crown Prince Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed al-Nahyan hosted Bennett on Monday in the first-ever public meeting between the United Arab Emirates' de facto ruler and an Israeli leader.
(Reuters)