Over 1,200 Air Crew from Non-Diplomatic Nations Entered Israel This Year
Translated & summarized from Kan News by baba
Over 1,200 aircrew members from countries without diplomatic relations with Israel, including Syria, Lebanon, and Oman, have entered the country this year. The figure was disclosed in a confidential Knesset committee meeting. Separately, Flydubai is contemplating extending its flight suspension to Israel beyond the current October 15 deadline.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Over 1,200 aircrew from non-diplomatic nations entered Israel since the start of the year.
- Personnel from Syria, Lebanon, and Oman were among those entering Israel.
- The information was revealed in a confidential Knesset Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee meeting.
- Flydubai is considering extending its flight suspension to Israel by at least a week.
- The current flight suspension for Flydubai is set to end on October 15.
More than 1,200 aircrew members from countries without diplomatic ties to Israel have entered the country since the beginning of the year. This figure includes personnel from Syria, Lebanon, and Oman. The information was revealed during a confidential discussion by the Intelligence Subcommittee of the Knesset's Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee.
Additionally, a representative from the Israel Airports Authority stated during the meeting that Flydubai is considering extending its flight suspension to Israel by at least another week. This potential extension would be in addition to the current halt scheduled until October 15.
The committee meeting focused on intelligence matters and highlighted the significant number of individuals from nations with no formal relations with Israel entering the country, raising potential security considerations.
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