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Morning update Good morning Middle East Eye readers, Here are the latest developments: Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Office confirmed that he and his wife, Sara, travelled to the UAE on Sunday at the invitation of Mohammed bin Zayed. Israeli media reported that representatives from Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Libya, Qatar and Morocco were also present at the meeting. According to Ynet,…

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