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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned on Friday that Israel would impose a "very heavy price" on any power behind the flydubai incident involving a hijacked plane bound for Tel Aviv. Without providing evidence or naming specific countries, Netanyahu suggested that the attacker was likely Islamist radicalized and may have been sent by another entity to crash the aircraft. U.S. President Donald Trump echoed Netanyahu's sentiments, indicating potential Iranian involvement without offering concrete proof.
Written locally by qwen2.5:14b on 2026-10-02,
using this article's own text rather than the other coverage of the
same event (that is the story summary below).
Story summary
On September 30, 2026, a Flydubai flight from Dubai to Tel Aviv signaled an emergency and was diverted over Jordanian airspace towards Saudi Arabia, landing at Tabuk Airport. The incident prompted Israel to scramble warplanes due to initial concerns of hijacking. Israeli security officials later revealed that the distress signals were triggered by a fight between the pilots rather than a hijack attempt. With around 150 passengers, mostly Israelis, on board, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu held emergency consultations regarding the flight's situation.
Written for “Israel Bound Flight Diverted” on 2026-10-06,
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned Friday (October 2, 2026) that Israel would impose a "very heavy price" on any power behind the flydubai incident, without offering evidence that any country was responsible.
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Also read: Flydubai incident | Complete coverage
"As time passes, the picture is becoming clearer: The attacker underwent Islamist radicalisation.
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attacker → read → radicalisation
He came to crash the plane with all passengers on board," Mr. Netanyahu said in a statement.
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Netanyahu → come → statement
"We are investigating whether he was sent, and whoever sent him will pay a very heavy price," Mr. Netanyahu said of the co-pilot assailant.
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Netanyahu → investigate → assailant
Mr. Netanyahu did not identify any country as a potential culprit, but for years has been quick to point the finger at Iran, which Israel and the United States attacked in February.
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Israel → identify → February
U.S. President Donald Trump, who in April reached a ceasefire with Iran that is now in tatters, said Thursday (October 1) in response to a question that he was "hearing" that Iran was involved and that the country will "be hit very hard" if so.
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country → reach → question
Israel and the United States have linked Iran's Shia clerical state to numerous attacks around the world since the Islamic republic was founded in 1979.
But it has little-known connection to hijackings, hallmarks of Al-Qaeda during the September 11, 2001 attacks and of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine in the 1960s and 1970s.
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Mr. Netanyahu has previously said the pilot was from Oman and earlier left open the possibility that he was experiencing mental problems.
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Israeli officials and witnesses say the co-pilot of the Tel Aviv-bound flight on Wednesday stabbed the Indian pilot, who let passengers come into the cockpit to overpower the attacker.
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The plane made an emergency landing in Saudi Arabia with no deaths.
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