Netanyahu: Israel May Join Probe into Dubai-Tel Aviv Flight Incident
Translated & summarized from Hamal by baba
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Israel may join the investigation into the Dubai-Tel Aviv flight incident.
- Saudi Arabia is investigating the pilot involved in the incident.
- The pilot is expected to be returned to the UAE.
- It is too early to determine Iranian involvement in the incident.
- Signs suggest Iran is interested in carrying out attacks during Israel's election period.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated Thursday night in an interview with FOX News that Saudi authorities are investigating the pilot who attempted to crash a plane that departed from Dubai for Tel Aviv. He indicated that the pilot is expected to be returned to the United Arab Emirates soon. "We will follow the investigation and may even participate in it," Netanyahu said. The Prime Minister clarified that it is too early to determine if Iran is behind the attempted attack, but noted that many signs suggest Iran is interested in carrying out such attacks, especially given the sensitive election period in Israel. "We will soon find out if Iran is involved," Netanyahu concluded.
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