The country reminds the more than 1,200 victims on an anniversary impregnated by the closeness of the elections, who will measure the political responsibility of Netanyahu
Netanyahu stretches on October 7 because he knows that, when he is finished, the wounded and bloody nation that chose him could finally be free to do some kind of introspection.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu promised Friday to "pay a high price" to possible sponsors of the attack on Flydubai flight. According to him, the co-pilot "intended to crash the aircraft with his passengers".
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.
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.
One day after what could have been a tragic air accident, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu again congratulated the passengers of Flydubai flight. The Indian Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, praised the pilot Smit Macchhar, who was seriously injured after an altercation in the cabin. Although investigations into the causes of the incident are still ongoing, Netanyahu claimed that the pilot could be "neutralized."
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Thursday the co-pilot accused of attacking a Flydubai flight carrying mostly Israelis had undergone “Islamist radical indoctrination”, as UAE authorities investigated a possible terror link. The captain and passengers overpowered the suspect before the plane made an emergency landing in Saudi Arabia on Wednesday.
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.
PRESS REVIEW – Thursday, October 1: A FlyDubai flight was diverted to Saudi Arabia after the pilot was stabbed by his co-pilot in what the Israeli media are calling a terror attack. The co-pilot was detained by off-duty pilots on board and passengers before making a safe landing in Saudi Arabia. Also in the news, Cornell University's college campus culture is back under scrutiny after a shocking sexual assault claim. Plus, a man learns that Singapore does not take AI slop lightly.