Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met for an hour with United Arab Emirates' Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan in the UAE capital, Abu Dhabi.

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has condemned overnight settler riots in the occupied West Bank after clashes near Jalud left three Border Police officers injured. The violence erupted as Israeli forces attempted to facilitate a Palestinian family’s return home under a court ruling.

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The Israeli leader, increasingly isolated on the world stage, emphasized his relationship with the U.S. president during an otherwise confrontational speech.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said regarding the riots in the Palestinian village near Nablus that 'a handful of rioters do not represent the law-abiding settler public in the West Bank, cause them immense injustice and interfere with our forces in carrying out their mission.