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UAE Commentator Praises Israeli Resilience After Flydubai Flight Emergency Landing

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Translated & summarized from Mignews by baba
The story · English

A Flydubai flight en route to Tel Aviv made an emergency landing in Saudi Arabia on September 30, 2026, following an incident onboard. Preliminary reports suggest that reserve special forces soldiers were among the passengers and intervened to neutralize an attacker, identified as a pilot. An Israeli pilot also aboard the aircraft took control and successfully landed the plane.

The incident drew a reaction from UAE commentator Amjad Taha, who praised the resilience of the Israeli passengers. "God bless all passengers! This is the spirit of Israelis: in good times and in bad, this wonderful people never forgets to enjoy life," Taha posted on social media after the safe landing.

His comments focused on the passengers' ability to maintain their spirit and celebrate their survival, rather than the incident itself. Videos circulating online show passengers singing the traditional Hebrew prayer "Avinu Malkeinu" (Our Father, Our King) in the plane's cabin after the emergency landing.

The circumstances of the event are still under investigation, with Israeli and Saudi authorities reportedly examining the possibility of a terrorist attack. The article also mentions that Israeli military aircraft were dispatched to Saudi Arabia to retrieve the passengers.

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