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Netanyahu: Co-Pilot Radicalized, Perpetrator and Masterminds Will Pay
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated the co-pilot in a recent Flydubai incident was radicalized and warned any party responsible for sending him would face severe consequences.
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What happened
- 01Netanyahu claims co-pilot was radicalized and warns of severe consequences for any instigators.
- 02The co-pilot allegedly attacked the captain and attempted to crash the Flydubai flight.
- 03Passengers and crew subdued the co-pilot after the injured captain opened the cockpit door.
- 04UAE is investigating a potential terrorist motive, while Israel expects to participate.
- 05Four Israeli passengers will receive a presidential medal for their actions during the incident.
The co-pilot allegedly attacked the captain and tried to crash the plane, but passengers and crew intervened, with the injured captain managing to open the cockpit door. Investigations into a potential terrorist motive are ongoing.
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