Actor Aviv Alush Connects Dubai Flight Scare to Weekly Torah Portion
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- Actor Aviv Alush found religious significance in a Dubai flight scare.
- He connected the incident to the upcoming weekly Torah portion.
- Followers saw the event as a miracle and divine intervention.
- A former pilot explained the technical dangers faced by the aircraft.
- The President may award medals to those who averted disaster.
Israeli actor Aviv Alush shared a verse from the weekly Torah portion, finding a chilling connection to the recent alarming incident on a flight from Dubai to Israel. Alush posted on Instagram a passage from Deuteronomy 33:26, noting it was the final portion to be read on the upcoming holiday of Simchat Torah. His followers reacted with awe, interpreting the event as a miracle and divine intervention.
In parallel, retired Lieutenant Colonel Oded Shapira, a former fighter pilot, analyzed the flight incident, explaining the critical danger the aircraft faced after a door was opened. He stated that this created a window of about 90 seconds where the plane was in extreme peril.
Shapira highlighted the crucial role of the pilot, Captain Smith, in opening the cockpit door, which he believes was essential for managing the situation. He also mentioned the contribution of two other pilots on board, emphasizing that even experienced pilots need time to adapt to unfamiliar aircraft. Shapira described the events as an improbable chain that separated life from death.
Meanwhile, President Isaac Herzog is reportedly considering recommending the recipients of the flight incident for a medal of valor.
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