Iran rejects allegations it was involved in the killing; US condemns 'horrific crime against those who stand for peace'; body of Israeli-Moldovan set to be flown to Israel for burial

"We are fully committed to the safety and security of our citizens, residents, and visitors," the UAE's interior ministry said

Mossad and authorities in the Gulf country had opened an investigation into Kogan's disappearance believing it may be related to “a terrorist incident.”

“The murder of the late Chabad emissary Zvi Kogan in the Emirates is a cowardly and despicable antisemitic act of terror,” Israeli Foreign Minister Israel Katz said on social media after Kogan’s body was discovered. “The State of Israel will not rest nor be silent until those responsible for this criminal act pay for their actions.”

Rabbi Zvi Kogan’s murder in the United Arab Emirates is a stark, tragic reminder of the incessant, daily, security-related challenges facing Chabad Lubavitch institutions around the world today. This tragedy highlights that need for serious security considerations for Chabad,

Merkos Chairman Rabbi Yehuda Krinsky called on world leaders to take action on the killing of Rabbi Zvi Kogan of the Emirates; Aguch Chairman Rabbi Avraham Shemtov sent letter of strength to chassidim.

Rabbi Zvi Kogan's murder in the UAE provokes condemnation from the U.S., highlighting it as an attack on peace and tolerance. The U.S. is collaborating with UAE and Israeli authorities to ensure justice.

An Israeli rabbi who went missing in the United Arab Emirates has been found murdered, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office said.

The UAE's Israeli and Jewish community has grown more visible since 2020, when the UAE became the most prominent Arab state in 30 years to establish formal ties with Israel under