Netanyahu Honors Passengers Who Subdued Attacker on Dubai Flight
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- Netanyahu honored passengers who subdued an attacker on a Dubai flight.
- The passengers recounted tying up the attacker with headphone cords.
- Netanyahu called their actions "supreme heroism" and "resourcefulness."
- He stated they saved many lives and demonstrated Israeli bravery.
- The passengers will be honored on Independence Day.
- Netanyahu warned of enemies intending to harm Israelis.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met in his office with passengers who subdued an attacker on a flight from Dubai, praising their "supreme heroism, resourcefulness, and faith" in preventing a major disaster. The passengers, Yiniv Hayon, Or Pardilov, Dr. Shota Musayev, and his wife Sigalit Musayev, recounted their experience of confronting the assailant who had stabbed a pilot.
During the meeting, Netanyahu heard their harrowing account of how they tied up the attacker using headphone cords. "He said 'Kill me', that means he failed in his mission and preferred to die," one passenger recounted. The Prime Minister told the passengers that their actions saved many lives and demonstrated Israeli bravery to the world.
Netanyahu urged Israeli citizens to learn from their vigilance, stating, "We are in a very sensitive period. Our enemies intend to harm us." He indicated that these passengers would be honored with a torch of civilian heroism on Independence Day.
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