"NAZA": Israeli military issues statement on film
The award-winning documentary "NAZA" continues to spark controversy in Israel. The Israeli military has now published a multi-page statement calling the film's portrayal "distorted."
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The award-winning documentary "NAZA" continues to spark controversy in Israel. The Israeli military has now published a multi-page statement calling the film's portrayal "distorted."
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Friday warned that any country or organisation found to be responsible for the violent clash on board an Israel-bound FlyDubai flight would "pay a very heavy price". While Netanyahu has alleged the co-pilot who stabbed his captain mid-flight had undergone "Islamist radicalisation", the motive behind the incident remains unclear.
He had a conversation with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi about how he opened the cabin to receive help from passengers and crew.
The Indian pilot who was stabbed by his co-pilot on a Flydubai flight to Israel describes the attack.
Settlement expansion, displacement and growing Israeli control would have direct consequences for Jordan.
Israel’s top court told Palestinian politician Sami Abu Shehadeh to withdraw from the election or face disqualification.
Commander Smit Machchhar, qualified as a "hero" in India and Israel, speaks by video with his Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, from a hospital bed in Abu Dabi
François Picard is pleased to welcome Vivian Salama from Washington. An attorney and staff writer at The Atlantic, Salama has reported from more than 85 countries. Her latest investigation takes us back to September 26, 2023. As Israel's national security establishment gathered to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Yom Kippur War and one of the country's greatest intelligence failures, Abbas Kamel, then Egypt's intelligence chief, made an exceptionally rare and discreet visit to Israel with a stark warning about the dangerous situation unfolding in Gaza.
Without diplomatic relations between the two countries, Riyadh served the passengers, but denied Israel the dispatch of military aircraft to collect its citizens
The United States and Israel suggested a possible involvement of Iran in the Flydubai flight incident, which, on 30 September, was forced to land in Saudi Arabia as it went to Tel Aviv. Although Israel has not submitted evidence to confirm the Iranian involvement in an alleged plot to crash the plane, the US President anticipated reprisals and stated that "based on what I hear, Tehran may have been behind the failed attack."
To be late for an Israeli checkpoint or to be traumatized by a settler attack is affecting some pregnant women in the occupied West Bank, to the point of spontaneous abortions. As our correspondent, Janira Gómez Muñoz, notes, there are women who agree to share their case, but most of them remain silent for the sequelae, for modesty or the refusal of their partners. It also notes that the Palestinian Authority avoids focusing on this violence in order to "not add further pressure to Israel."
Nearly 70 percent of Americans say the US-Israeli war is not worth fighting, marking a significant spike since July.
Republic of Ireland's game halted by tennis balls thrown and invader with Palestine flags amid Israel boycott demand.
The Indian captain, after being attacked by his partner, managed to escape, open the cabin door and give access to the passengers who blocked the attacker
The United Arab Emirates Public Prosecutor's Office will investigate whether the assault of one of the pilots had a "terrorist background" and requests not to disseminate "unverified information"
Central Elections Committee voted last week to bar both main Arab lists and two candidates from parliamentary election.
Motive behind Flydubai incident still unclear, but Israeli PM is framing it within his warnings of threats to Israelis.
Israel's prime minister says the pilot who tried to take over the Flydubai plane clearly intended to "down the plane".
The U.S. Attorney General announced the opening of an investigation into the September 30 incident involving a Flydubai plane to Tel Aviv. The great unknowns of the case are what motive the attacking co-pilot had and what their background are and one of the main objectives of the investigations is to clarify whether it was an attempt at terrorist attack. Expand our correspondent in Jerusalem for Israel and the Palestinian Territories, Janira Gómez Muñoz.
Smit Machchhar, Indian captain of the Emirati flydubai airline, became the protagonist of an air safety incident after his co-pilot allegedly stabbed him during a flight between Dubai and Tel Aviv, in which 174 people were travelling. Gravely injured, Machchhar would have managed to open the cabin door to allow the intervention of passengers and crew, which reduced the alleged aggressor while two other pilots on board assumed control of the aircraft. Benjamin Netanyahu's government calls him the "hero" who avoided a tragedy. E