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Ongoing Story· Day 2

Anonymous Bomb Threat Received for Delta Flight Landing in Tel Aviv

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MaarivSecurity

Suspected Bomb on Delta Plane at Ben Airport Prompts Evacuation

Translated & summarized from Maariv by baba

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Hebrew · Sole source

Security forces assessed the report as a hoax but conducted a thorough inspection, which concluded without any findings. The incident occurred two weeks after an attempted attack on a Flydubai flight, and the previous day, an Ethiopian Airlines plane was denied landing.

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  • Passengers were removed from the plane, and security forces conducted a thorough search.
  • Authorities assessed the threat as a hoax but investigated due to recent security concerns.
  • The incident concluded with no suspicious objects or explosives found on the aircraft.
  • An Ethiopian Airlines plane was denied landing in Israel the previous day.

Passengers were evacuated, and security forces scanned the aircraft. Security officials initially assessed the report as a hoax but decided to thoroughly inspect the plane regardless. The incident concluded with no unusual findings, according to airport authorities.

The report of a potential explosive device, flight DL234, was received while the plane was in the air, and the crew alerted Israeli authorities. The decision to treat the threat with utmost seriousness was influenced by a similar incident approximately two weeks prior involving a Flydubai flight, which was linked to an attempted terrorist attack. The previous day, an Ethiopian Airlines plane was denied permission to land in Israel.

MaarivCentre · Jerusalem

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