Hamas Inspired Flydubai Pilot? ‘Revenge For Gaza’ Confession Sparks Fury; Shin Bet Joins Probe
‘Revenge for Gaza’ is the motive reportedly given by Omani co-pilot Hamam al-Hammami after the failed attack on Flydubai Flight FZ1073. Investigators say he wanted to crash the aircraft into Ben Gurion Airport. The plane carried around 170 people and was flying from Dubai to Tel Aviv. The crisis was stopped by Indian captain Smit Machchhar, whose resistance allowed passengers and other pilots to regain control. But the danger did not end there. Israel reportedly prepared to shoot down the jet if it was confirmed to be under terrorist control. The investigation has spread across more than eight countries and is examining alleged extremist warning signs, previous airline employment and possible security lapses. No confirmed evidence has established Hamas or Iranian direction. But the reported confession shows how the Gaza conflict may be inspiring threats far beyond the battlefield. Watch the complete breakdown. The India angle is impossible to ignore.
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