not everywhere · Security · Updated 4 Oct, 12:55
Al-Qaeda Supporters Call for Attacks on Israeli, US Planes After Flydubai Incident Al-Qaeda supporters called for attacks on Israeli and US planes, praising a flydubai co-pilot who attempted to hijack a flight. Israeli officials believe the co-pilot acted alone, though some leaders suggest outside direction. An investigation is underway into how the co-pilot was allowed to fly into Israel, with agencies blaming each other for security failures.
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Illustration by baba What happened 01 Al-Qaeda supporters called for attacks on Israeli and US planes. 02 The call followed an attempted hijacking by a flydubai co-pilot. 03 Israeli officials believe the co-pilot acted alone due to radicalization. 04 An investigation is probing security failures allowing the co-pilot into Israel. 05 Agencies are blaming each other for the security lapse. Ynetnews publishes in English. The key points are summarized above. Read Ynetnews’s full report from the link below.
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