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An indictment against Salama Qatawi, who served as the "emir" of Hamas prisoners at Ramon and Ketziot prisons, reveals a sweeping failure of oversight in Israel's handling of security prisoners. Qatawi maintained regular contact with Hamas leaders in Gaza, Turkey and Iran. In 2021, Sinwar promised to fire rockets at Israel if the prisoners launched a general strike.
The United Airlines pilot has been barred from operating flights to Israel after an Israeli government watchdog uncovered social media activity allegedly linking him to pro-terrorist sentiments.
The Washington Free Beacon says the first lady of New York City Rama Duwaji contributed art to Olive Odyssey, which sells a bottle bearing Khalil Abu Osba.
Officials fear weapons stockpiled by criminal networks in the Bedouin community could one day be used for domestic terrorism. Past report by Rifman Institute suggests southern Israel could be severed from state in minutes during insurrection.
The unsung heroes of Flight 1073 get their proper recognition: Meet David Kimotho and John Muchina, the flight attendants who held a wounded captain's life in their hands.
Mathematics professor allegedly built secret terror network to kill many Israeli Arabs in simultaneous attacks on mixed cities using 72 armed operatives, eyeing hundreds of fatalities and mass exodus.
According to an N12 report, Dvir Rubinshtein, director of the Aviation Security Operations Center tasked with vetting pilots and passengers on incoming flights, provided consulting and training to airlines his office is supposed to oversee, including Flydubai and Emirates.
Rescue plane lands at Ben-Gurion Airport from Saudi Arabia following mid-air drama that had co-pilot trying to crash vessel, followed by cockpit struggle and rapid descent. Heroic pilot, who alerted passengers and off-duty aviators, saved the day.
The stabbed pilot's old words on how cabin crews can make the difference between life and death surface after almost-doomed flight from Dubai to Tel Aviv.
According to local outlets in India, the pilot who was stabbed by his co-pilot on the Dubai-to-Tel Aviv route is an Indian national called Smit Machchhar. His heroic action managed to alert crew and passengers – who intervened.
