FlyDubai Passenger Plans Film on Terror Attempt and Israeli Heroism
Translated & summarized from NEWSru Israel by baba
An Israeli documentary filmmaker, Eyal Dats, who survived an attempted terror attack on a FlyDubai flight, intends to produce a film about the event. He stated that the film will focus on Israeli heroism and serve as a therapeutic process. The film is scheduled to air on Kan 11.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Filmmaker Eyal Dats will make a documentary about a FlyDubai terror attempt.
- He was on the flight with his father, Yaakov Dats.
- His father described the intense fear during the incident.
- Dats views the film as a therapeutic process.
- The film will be shown on Kan 11.
Israeli documentary filmmaker Eyal Dats, who was aboard a FlyDubai flight during an attempted terror attack, plans to create a documentary film about the incident. Dats was traveling with his father, Yaakov Dats, who recounted the terrifying experience to Ono News. According to Yaakov Dats, his son immediately recognized the situation as a terror attack. "He immediately told me: 'This is a terror attack,' and I understood that we were about to die," he recalled. As the plane began a sharp descent, Yaakov Dats said he said goodbye to his son, describing the fear as indescribable and the certainty of impending death. Eyal Dats believes that making the film and highlighting the heroism of Israelis will serve as a form of therapy for him. The documentary is slated to be broadcast on the Kan 11 television channel.
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