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Ongoing Story· Day 2

Anonymous Bomb Threat Received for Delta Flight Landing in Tel Aviv

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Bomb Threat on Delta Flight to Ben Gurion Airport Resolved Without Incident

Translated & summarized from Panet by baba

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Arabic · 26 newsrooms covering

A Delta Airlines flight from New York to Ben Gurion Airport was searched Monday morning after an anonymous bomb threat, with no suspicious items found. Passengers were safely deplaned during the security operation, and airport routines quickly resumed. Separately, an Ethiopian Airlines cargo plane was denied entry to Israeli airspace due to a crew member from a country without diplomatic ties to Israel.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • A Delta flight from New York to Ben Gurion Airport was searched following a bomb threat, with nothing found.
  • Passengers were safely evacuated from the Delta aircraft during the security check.
  • The Israel Airports Authority confirmed the incident ended and normal operations resumed.
  • An Ethiopian Airlines cargo plane was denied entry to Israeli airspace on Monday.
  • The cargo plane was turned back due to a crew member from a country without diplomatic ties to Israel.
Bomb Threat on Delta Flight to Ben Gurion Airport Resolved Without Incident
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An anonymous bomb threat was received regarding a Delta Airlines flight arriving from New York at Ben Gurion Airport on Monday morning. Following the report, passengers were promptly deplaned, and security forces conducted a thorough search of the aircraft, which had been moved to an isolated area of the airport. The Israel Airports Authority confirmed the incident concluded without any findings, and normal operations resumed. The authority stated that after receiving the report of a suspicious object, the plane was stopped in an isolated position and all passengers were safely disembarked. A detailed search by security forces found nothing exceptional, and routine operations were restored. In a separate incident, Israeli authorities denied entry to an Ethiopian Airlines cargo plane on Monday morning. The refusal was reportedly due to an Indonesian crew member aboard the flight, as Indonesia does not have diplomatic relations with Israel. The plane was denied access to Israeli airspace after a passenger list was obtained, and the aircraft subsequently turned back.

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