Nearly 1,240 Crew Members From Non-Diplomatic Countries Entered Israel
Translated & summarized from Mignews by baba
Around 1,240 flight crew members from countries without diplomatic relations with Israel entered the country in the past year. This was revealed following a security incident on a flydubai flight where a co-pilot allegedly attacked the captain. A Knesset committee was set to discuss security breaches and procedures related to admitting crew from non-diplomatic nations.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Approximately 1,240 crew members from non-diplomatic countries entered Israel in the last year.
- The figures were revealed from a closed Knesset Committee on Foreign Affairs and Defense meeting.
- The meeting followed an attempted terror attack on a flydubai flight.
- The co-pilot, an Omani citizen, allegedly attacked the captain with a knife.
- The committee was to discuss security issues related to crew from non-diplomatic nations.
Over the past year, approximately 1,240 crew members from countries that do not recognize Israel or maintain diplomatic relations with it have entered the country. This information emerged from Israeli media reports citing data from a closed session of the Knesset Committee on Foreign Affairs and Defense. The session was reportedly focused on security breaches identified following an attempted terrorist attack on a flydubai flight the previous week. The incident involved the co-pilot, an Omani citizen, who allegedly attacked the captain with a knife, attempting to seize control of the aircraft and crash it. The committee meeting was scheduled to address the admission of flight crew members from states without diplomatic ties to Israel, as well as potential shortcomings in current screening and control procedures.
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