Abiy Ahmed holds a phone call with Netanyahu; ENA says they discussed bilateral ties and regional developments
The Ethiopian News Agency said the two prime ministers spoke on 12 October, at a time when Ethiopia and Eritrea are accusing one another of launching war.

The Ethiopian News Agency said Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed spoke by telephone with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on 12 October, and that the two discussed bilateral relations and regional developments.
The Ethiopian News Agency (ENA) said Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed held a telephone conversation with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on 12 October, and described the call as fruitful and constructive. ENA said the two leaders discussed bilateral relations and regional developments, without naming any specific issue. In a social media post, Abiy said they discussed areas of mutual interest and reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening cooperation. ENA did not say who initiated the call, how long it lasted, or whether any agreement was reached. The call comes as Ethiopia and Eritrea accuse one another of launching war and after the two countries severed diplomatic relations.
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