Israel Recognizes Flydubai Passengers as Victims of Hostile Act
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Israel's Ministry of Defense has recognized passengers of a Flydubai flight as victims of hostile acts, a month and a half after an attempted sabotage. The ministry confirmed the incident as an act of hostility based on official investigation findings. The decision has been passed to the National Insurance Institute to handle the affected passengers.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Israel's Ministry of Defense recognized Flydubai passengers as victims of hostile acts.
- The decision follows an attempted sabotage of the flight to Israel.
- The ministry's approval came after confirmation from authorized investigative bodies.
- The case has been transferred to the National Insurance Institute for further action.
Six weeks after an attempted sabotage of a Flydubai flight to Israel, the Israeli Ministry of Defense announced on Monday that it has officially recognized the passengers as victims of hostile acts. The ministry stated that following official confirmation from authorized investigative bodies in Israel, the approving authority within the Ministry of Defense acknowledged the attempted attack on the Flydubai flight as an act of hostility. This decision has now been transferred to the National Insurance Institute, which is in contact with the affected individuals for further processing.
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