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Israeli PM Comments on Foiled Attack on Dubai-Tel Aviv Flight

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu commented on the foiled attack by a co-pilot on a Flydubai flight from Dubai to Tel Aviv, stating that it is too early to determine the motive. The incident involved the co-pilot stabbing the other pilot, leading to an emergency landing in Saudi Arabia. Passengers successfully subdued the attacker, and the stabbed pilot is reported to be in stable condition. The incident is being investigated by authorities.

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu commented on the foiled attack by a co-pilot on a Flydubai flight from Dubai to Tel Aviv, stating that it is too early to determine the motive. The incident involved the co-pilot stabbing the other pilot, leading to an emergency landing in Saudi Arabia. Passengers successfully subdued the attacker, and the stabbed pilot is reported to be in stable condition. The incident is being investigated by authorities.

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Too early to say what motive for Dubai-Tel Aviv flight attack was, Israeli PM says

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Israeli PM Comments on Foiled Attack on Dubai-Tel Aviv Flight