"Lone wolf...influenced by Islamist Jihadists," Claims Former Mossad Official Oded Ailam After Flydubai Incident
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'Lone Wolf...Influenced By Islamist Jihadists," Claims Former Mossad Official Oded Ailam After Flydubai Incident
Highlighting the ideological drivers behind radicalisation, ex-Mossad official Oded Ailam noted that even "a lone wolf is influenced by the pack of wolves", pointing out that the attacker was definitely influenced by Islamist jihadists, fundamental slogans, the current situation in West Asia & Iran.
Lone wolf...influenced by Islamist jihadists, claims former Mossad official Oded Ailam after flydubai incident - The Tribune
Highlighting the ideological drivers behind radicalisation, Ailam noted that even 'a lone wolf is influenced by the pack of wolves', pointing out that the attacker was definitely influenced by Islamist jihadists, fundamental slogans, the current situation in West Asia, and Iran.
Ex-Mossad Official Oded Ailam Calls for Global Aviation Security Overhaul, Stronger India-Israel Counter-terror Ties After Flydubai Incident
Get latest articles and stories on World at LatestLY. “After this incident, all the security agencies around the world will have to reconsider some of the measures and some of the efforts in order to eliminate an event like that. For instance, a constant follow-up on pilots to see if there is any linkage to terror organisations, a constant monitoring of pilots to see if there is any sort of pattern change of behaviour,” he told ANI. World News |…
"Lone wolf...influenced by Islamist jihadists," claims former Mossad official Oded Ailam after flydubai incident
Highlighting the ideological drivers behind radicalisation, Ailam noted that even "a lone wolf is influenced by the pack of wolves", pointing out that the attacker was definitely influenced by Islamist jihadists, fundamental slogans, the current situation in West Asia, and Iran.
'Lone Wolf, Islamic Radical': Mossad Unit's Ex-Chief On flydubai Co-Pilot
The co-pilot remains in Saudi Arabia's custody as the plane landed there after two off-duty pilots on the flight took over. He is likely to be sent to the UAE, from where Israel will seek his extradition.
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