Omani Pilot Flew to Tel Aviv Before Attack Attempt, Investigation Reveals
How 29 Israeli newsrooms (in Russian, Hebrew, English, Arabic, French) covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
By Макс Флэир, https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100070371727581
What happened
An Omani co-pilot, Hammam al-Hammami, who previously flew to Tel Aviv, is suspected of attempting an attack on a flydubai flight. An investigation is underway into Israel's security vetting procedures for foreign pilots, which appear to be inadequate, with sources calling the situation at Ben Gurion Airport a "lawless zone."
- 01Omani co-pilot Hammam al-Hammami previously flew to Tel Aviv before allegedly attempting an attack on a flydubai flight.
- 02Israeli authorities are investigating security vetting procedures for foreign pilots.
- 03Sources describe the situation with foreign crews at Ben Gurion Airport as a "lawless zone."
- 04The alleged attack was thwarted by the flight captain and passengers, saving 180 people.
- 05Israel was reportedly unaware the pilot had been grounded by his former employer due to radicalization concerns.
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