Shin Bet to Question FlyDubai Passengers Over Suspected Terror Attempt
Israel's General Security Service, the Shin Bet, will question Israeli passengers aboard FlyDubai flight FZ1073 upon their return to the country. This decision follows a situation assessment involving the Shin Bet and police, according to Israeli media outlets Ynet, Kan, and N12. Amidst the investigation into the incident, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu canceled a planned trip to southern Israel and proceeded to security meetings.
Sources within Israel's security establishment are increasingly assessing that the events on board the flight may have constituted a terrorist attempt, Israeli media reported. Earlier reports indicated that one of the pilots, an Omani national, might have intentionally tried to crash the plane, but was thwarted by the other pilot, an Emirati national, and passengers. This version of events has not yet been officially confirmed.
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