Netanyahu Orders Security Review of International Flights to Israel After FlyDubai Attack
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Netanyahu Orders to Review Security of International Flights After Incident in Dubai-Tel Aviv Flight
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered this Sunday a review of security measures on international flights to Israel, after an Omani co-pilot from Flydubai attempted to take down an aircraft from the United Arab Emirates. Flydubai's plane with 174 people on board, 166 of whom were Israelis, had to make an emergency landing in Saudi Arabia on Wednesday. Netanyahu's government has been under pressure for days from the opposition and the …
Israel's prime minister wants security on international flights reviewed after attempted "terrorist attacks".
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The Straits TimesIsraeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday ordered a security review of international flights to Israel after a second attempt by an Omani pilot to crash a plane flying from Dubai to Israel.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered this Sunday to review security measures on international flights to Israel, after an Omani pilot from Flydubai attempted to crash a plane from the United Arab Emirates.
A plane to Tel Aviv made an emergency landing in Saudi Arabia on Wednesday, following an apparent crash attempt by the first pilot of the aircraft carrying 174 people, including 166 Israelis.
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