The United Arab Emirates reported on October 1 that it opened an investigation to determine whether the incident that forced a Flydubai aircraft to Tel Aviv to land an emergency in Saudi Arabia one day earlier was linked to a "terrorist activity or intention." According to the Israeli authorities, the co-pilot reportedly stabbed the captain and tried to crash the aircraft. Meanwhile, the Prime Minister of the Jewish majority State, Benjamin Netanyahu, stated, although not showing evidence, that the aggressor had received "radical Islamist indoctrination."
Live: Netanyahu claims that Flydubai's co-pilot received "radical Islamist indoctrination"
The United Arab Emirates reported on October 1 that it opened an investigation to determine whether the incident that forced a Flydubai aircraft to Tel Aviv to land an emergency in Saudi Arabia one day earlier was linked to a "terrorist activity or intention." According to the Israeli authorities, the co-pilot reportedly stabbed the captain and tried to crash the aircraft. Meanwhile, the Prime Minister of the Jewish majority State, Benjamin Netanyahu, stated, although not showing evidence, that the aggressor had received "radical Islamist indoctrination."

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