not everywhere · Security · Updated 4 Oct, 19:00
Israel's Transport Ministry Under Fire for Aviation Security Lapses An investigation into a Flydubai flight security breach reveals that Israel's Ministry of Transport failed to enforce rules regarding foreign airline crews, allowing Omani pilots to fly into the country despite warnings from the Shin Bet and the State Comptroller. Minister Miri Regev has denied responsibility, while Prime Minister Netanyahu acknowledged the lapse and promised corrective measures.
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Illustration by baba What happened 01 Israel's Ministry of Transport failed to enforce rules on foreign airline crews. 02 Dozens of Omani pilots reportedly landed in Israel on Flydubai flights. 03 Shin Bet and State Comptroller had previously warned of aviation security gaps. 04 Minister Miri Regev denies responsibility, blaming intelligence agencies. 05 Prime Minister Netanyahu acknowledged a security breach and promised action. 06 New security checks for all pilots flying to Israel will be implemented. Translated and summarized by baba from Zman Yisrael , the latest report. Read Zman Yisrael’s original The coverage
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