Netanyahu says flydubai co-pilot was radicalised
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Netanyahu says flydubai co-pilot was radicalised

Filed: Sep 30, 2026 at 4:06 AM ET
UPDATED Oct 01, 2026 at 8:04 PM ET
Summary: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the flydubai co-pilot accused in an attack on a flight carrying mostly Israelis underwent “Islamist radical indoctrination.” He said the captain and passengers overpowered the suspect, and UAE authorities were investigating a possible terror link after an emergency landing in Saudi Arabia.
WHO: Benjamin Netanyahu
WHAT: Netanyahu said the flydubai co-pilot was radicalised and that UAE authorities were probing a possible terror link.
WHEN: Oct 1, 2026
WHERE: Israel
WHY: Netanyahu was responding to the flydubai co-pilot attack and the UAE probe into a possible terror link.
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