Israel faces uncertainty over "Fly Dubai" false bomb alert

The Israeli aviation sector experienced a state of confusion following a series of security incidents, the most prominent of which was the Fly Dubai flight bound for Tel Aviv, which was forced to land in Saudi Arabia after an onboard assault in the cockpit. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered a comprehensive security review of all incoming foreign flights to Israel. Additionally, the airport received a report of a suspicious object onboard a Delta Airlines plane arriving from New York, which was securely searched but no threat was found. Furthermore, Israel prevented an Ethiopian plane arriving from Addis Ababa from landing due to the nationality of the Indonesian pilot, as part of new security measures that include sorting flight crews by their nationalities. The list includes 31 nationalities to enhance security control over incoming flights.

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