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Dramatic Footage Shows Israeli Passengers Subdue Hijacker on Flydubai Flight

By אפרת ברינרUpdated 56 minutes agoOngoing story · 3 updates
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
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Dramatic and unprecedented footage has emerged from Flydubai flight FZ1073, showing the moments Israeli passengers subdued an attacker who attempted to hijack the plane and crash it. The video reveals the interior of the aircraft smeared with blood and a crew member lying injured on the floor with an oxygen mask. Israeli passengers are seen physically blocking the cockpit door, preventing further access.

The exclusive footage, filmed minutes before the emergency landing in Tabuk, Saudi Arabia, offers a chilling glimpse into the violent struggle that occurred mid-air. Bloodstains are visible on the plane's walls and near emergency exits, evidence of the intense physical confrontation. One individual, bleeding from the face and upper body, is seen on the floor with an oxygen mask, with fellow passengers encouraging him to stay conscious.

One passenger recounted the attack, stating, "They attacked us, they wanted to murder the pilot, we took control of them." Another described the scene, pointing to the injured individual and clarifying, "This is the one who stabbed him, not the one who wanted to." The passengers' determination to protect the cockpit is evident, with one declaring, "My brother, well done! Film everything. We are standing here, no one is passing the pilot's door! I will stand and not leave."

The incident involved a sharp dive from over 30,000 feet to approximately 15,000 feet at a high speed, triggering international distress signals for hijacking. The passengers' quick thinking and bravery in neutralizing the attacker, securing the cockpit, and preventing further access to the controls averted a potential catastrophe.

The passengers and injured individuals are currently in Tabuk under the protection of Saudi security forces, while diplomatic efforts are underway for their swift return to Israel. The attacker is suspected of planning an event similar to the 9/11 attacks.

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