On the 28th, Israel's General Security Service requested the military review agency to take legal action against Israel's Channel 12 television station, saying that the latter revealed the news during Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu's secret visit to the United Arab Emirates on his way back home, which was a “serious violation of military censorship regulations.” Channel 12 TV quoted sources on the 27th and first revealed that Netanyahu took a private jet to Abu Dhabi, the capital of the United Arab Emirates, at noon that day and stayed there for 4 hours, including 1 hour for talks with UAE President Mohammed. The next day, the TV station continued to break the news that the talks were being held at an airport in Abu Dhabi. The Israeli Prime Minister's Office issued a statement on the 28th saying that Simbet complained to the military review agency on the same day. Channel 12 TV reported the relevant news at 9:38 p.m. on the 27th. At that time, Netanyahu's return flight had not yet entered Israeli airspace. The report not only endangered the visitors, but also posed a threat to the operation itself and the Israeli military.

On the 28th, Israel's General Security Service requested the military review agency to take legal action against Israel's Channel 12 television station, saying that the latter revealed the news during Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu's secret visit to the United Arab Emirates on his way back home, which was a “serious violation of military censorship regulations.” Channel 12 TV quoted sources on the 27th and first revealed that Netanyahu took a private jet to Abu Dhabi, the capital of the United Arab Emirates, at noon that day and stayed there for 4 hours, including 1 hour for talks with UAE President Mohammed. The next day, the TV station continued to break the news that the talks were being held at an airport in Abu Dhabi. The Israeli Prime Minister's Office issued a statement on the 28th saying that Simbet complained to the military review agency on the same day. Channel 12 TV reported the relevant news at 9:38 p.m. on the 27th. At that time, Netanyahu's return flight had not yet entered Israeli airspace. The report not only endangered the visitors, but also posed a threat to the operation itself and the Israeli military.