Doctor Who Aided Pilot Recounts Rescue, Thanks God
Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
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- Doctor thanked God for aiding in a flight rescue.
- Prime Minister Netanyahu commented on pilot's radicalization.
- Emirati official called the incident a dangerous terror event.
Dr. Shota Museyev, who helped save the life of a pilot during an incident on a flight from Dubai to Israel, attended a thanksgiving prayer service with his family at a Chabad synagogue in Rishon Lezion on Hoshanah Rabbah. Rabbi Haddad blessed Dr. Museyev and his family and offered a prayer for the welfare of the people of Israel. Following the prayer, a thanksgiving ceremony took place, concluding with dancing involving the family and community members.
Separately, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu released a video message prior to the holiday, addressing the investigation into the Flydubai pilot. Netanyahu stated that the co-pilot had undergone Islamist radicalization and that it was being investigated whether foreign entities had sent him on the flight. "He came to crash the plane with its passengers. Whoever sent him will pay a very heavy price," the Prime Minister declared.
Earlier, Dr. Anwar Gargash, an advisor to the President of the Emirates, described the Flydubai incident as a "dangerous and catastrophic terror event," marking the first reaction from a senior Emirati official to the attempted attack. Gargash also praised the Indian pilot, Sumit Mahar, stating, "Kudos to the Indian pilot who thwarted a terror operation with his body. His professionalism and moral compass under the most difficult circumstances made him a flesh-and-blood hero."
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