Israel Recognizes Flydubai Incident as Terror Attack, Enabling Victim Compensation
Translated & summarized from Mignews by baba
Israel's Ministry of Defense has officially recognized an incident on a Flydubai flight from the UAE as a terrorist act. This classification enables passengers who suffered harm to receive state benefits and compensation. The National Insurance Institute is now handling the claims and assisting the affected individuals.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Israel's Ministry of Defense officially recognized a Flydubai flight incident as a terrorist act.
- The designation allows passengers who suffered harm to receive state benefits.
- The National Insurance Institute is processing compensation claims for victims.
- The incident involved a Flydubai flight originating from the United Arab Emirates.
- An investigation by security authorities confirmed the terrorist nature of the event.
Israel's Ministry of Defense has officially declared the incident aboard a Flydubai flight from the UAE as an act of hostility and a terrorist attempt. This designation, confirmed by security authorities after an investigation, ends a period of uncertainty for passengers who suffered physical or psychological harm.
The decision allows affected passengers to claim state benefits through the National Insurance Institute. The ministry stated that the authorized body recognized the attempted attack on the aircraft as a hostile incident, paving the way for compensation and payments under the law for victims of hostilities.
The case has been transferred to the National Insurance Institute for processing of payments, and the institute has reportedly contacted the affected passengers. Specialists are assisting them in dealing with the aftermath of the traumatic experience.
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