Netanyahu Orders Thorough Review of Foreign Aviation Security to Israel
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- Netanyahu ordered a review of foreign aviation security to Israel.
- The review will assess protective measures for international airlines.
- The directive was given to the head of the National Security Council.
- The examination is in response to regional security threats.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has ordered a comprehensive review of the security measures for foreign civilian aviation entering Israel. The directive was given to the head of the National Security Council, Shmuel Ben Ezra, who is tasked with appointing an examiner to conduct the thorough examination. The review will assess the protective envelope surrounding international airlines in light of regional security threats.
The examination aims to ensure the robustness of security protocols for flights arriving in Israel, considering the current geopolitical climate and potential dangers in the region. This initiative underscores the government's commitment to maintaining the safety of air travel and protecting national interests against evolving security challenges.
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