UAE Not Approving Rescue Flights Amid Security Concerns
How 3 Israeli newsrooms (in Hebrew, English) covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
By ליאל קייזר, אופיר הלפרין, ליאל קייזר, אופיר הלפרין
What happened
Arkia CEO Oz Berlowitz stated that the UAE has not yet approved rescue flights for Israelis in Dubai, despite Israel's preparations to send them Friday. The delays stem from ongoing security and safety procedure negotiations between Israeli and UAE authorities, following an attempted hijacking of a Flydubai plane.
- 01UAE has not yet approved rescue flights for Israelis in Dubai.
- 02Arkia CEO Oz Berlowitz voiced concerns over the flight approvals.
- 03Security and safety procedures are still being finalized.
- 04Flydubai suspended flights to Israel due to an investigation.
- 05Israel seeks observer status in the hijacking investigation.
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The coverage
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