Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu denounces murder of rabbi in UAE as an act of anti-Semitic terrorism

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has spoken out against the recent killing of an Israeli rabbi in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). In a meeting on Sunday, he condemned the act as a “criminal, antisemitic terror attack” and called for justice to be served. The victim, Zvi Kogan, was working in the UAE for the orthodox Jewish group “Chabad” before he was kidnapped and murdered. Israeli officials have confirmed his death after he was found in Dubai.

As the investigation into the murder unfolds, Israeli authorities are cautioning citizens against all non-essential travel to the Emirates. The tragic incident has sparked concerns about safety and security for Israelis in foreign countries, especially in the Middle East. Netanyahu’s strong words reflect the gravity of the situation and the determination to hold those responsible accountable for their actions. May the memory of Zvi Kogan be a blessing, and may his death not be in vain.