Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu orders a security review of international flights to Israel after an attack attempt involving a Flydubai aircraft. The prime minister calls for a review of “all aspects” of security related to foreign civil aviation bound for Israel.
Netanyahu instructs the head of the National Security Council, Shmuel Ben Ezra, to appoint an examiner to conduct the review, according to statements attributed to the prime minister’s office. The decision follows reports that an Omani co-pilot attempted to crash an Israel-bound plane departing Dubai. Outlets emphasize different details but align on the core response: a formal security reassessment of incoming international civil flights.
Overall, the coverage frames the order as a direct reaction to the incident and as a broader look at security measures across foreign aviation operations serving Israel. While some reports focus on Netanyahu’s broader instruction, others highlight the specific role assigned to the National Security Council in carrying out the examination.
