The Wall Street Journal has revealed that the head of the Zionist "Mossad" agency visited the United Arab Emirates at least twice during the war on Iran in order to coordinate matters related to the conflict, according to Arab officials and a person familiar with the matter pointing to the growing partnership between the Zionist enemy and the Gulf state.

According to the source cited by the newspaper, "Mossad Cheif" David Barnea secretly visited the UAE on at least two separate occasions in March and April.

The newspaper also stated that the UAE and the Zionist entity demonstrated “close security coordination throughout the war.” It said that the Zionist entity sent Iron Dome air defense batteries and dozens of military personnel to the UAE to operate them in order to defend against Iranian projectiles, while the UAE carried out military strikes inside Iran, including an attack on an oil refinery on Iran’s Lavan Island in the Gulf.

Earlier, the Zionist Channel 12 reported that the UAE was no longer seeking to conceal the nature of its relations with "Israel" and was now openly moving toward “deepening the strategic alliance” between the two sides.

The channel added that Abu Dhabi had chosen to expand this alliance to include “an operational partnership on the ground,” stressing that “the UAE has become Israel’s closest Arab partner today.”