Archive · 27 Sep 2025
UAE Urges Gaza War End in Meeting With Netanyahu
Imagine two countries, UAE and Israel, had a meeting.
The UAE, which is like a friendly neighbor in the Middle East, talked to Israel's leader about stopping the fighting in Gaza.
They want peace, which means both sides should be able to live together.
UAE supports having two countries, one for Israelis and one for Palestinians.
They used to be friends through something called the Abraham Accords.
However, Israel's actions in the West Bank are causing problems.
Many countries also want a Palestinian state, but Israel disagrees.
The meeting was about how to make peace and stop the war in Gaza.
UAE Foreign Minister met with Israeli Prime Minister in New York to discuss the Gaza war.
The UAE stressed the urgent need to end the Gaza war.
The UAE supports a two-state solution for peace.
The Abraham Accords normalized relations between UAE and Israel in 2020.
UAE warned that annexing parts of the West Bank would strain relations.
- Who
- UAE Foreign Minister Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu
- What
- Meeting to discuss the Gaza war and the need to end it.
- When
- During the UN General Assembly, reported on Saturday.
- Where
- New York, at the UN General Assembly.
- Why
- To discuss the ongoing Gaza war and efforts toward peace.
- Meeting Participants
- UAE Foreign Minister Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu
- Meeting Location
- UN General Assembly, New York
- Key Discussion
- Ending Gaza war
- UAE Stance
- Supports initiatives for comprehensive peace based on the two-state solution
- Abraham Accords
- UAE normalized relations with Israel in 2020