Defense Ministry Recognizes Flydubai Passengers as Victims of Hostile Acts
Translated & summarized from Kipa by baba
Israel's Ministry of Defense has declared passengers on a Flydubai flight, subjected to an attempted sabotage, as victims of hostile acts. The decision follows official confirmation from Israeli investigators. The National Insurance Institute will now manage the cases of the affected passengers.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Defense Ministry recognizes Flydubai passengers as victims of hostile acts.
- The decision follows an attempted sabotage of the flight to Israel.
- Official confirmation was received from Israeli investigative bodies.
- The National Insurance Institute will handle the passengers' cases.
Approximately six weeks after an attempted sabotage of a Flydubai flight en route to Israel, the Ministry of Defense announced on Sunday that the passengers will be officially recognized as victims of hostile acts. The ministry stated that this decision was made after receiving official confirmation from authorized Israeli investigative bodies. The approving authority within the Defense Ministry has acknowledged the attempted attack on the Flydubai flight as an act of hostility. Consequently, the ministry's decision has been forwarded to the National Insurance Institute, which is in contact with the affected individuals and will continue to handle their cases.
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