Israeli authorities and UAE agree to resume flights to Israel after a FlyDubai co-pilot incident
Israel's prime minister ordered a review of international flight security. Mossad and Shin Bet are said to be responsible for foreign airline safety. A 2024 report found no clear responsibility for aviation safety. UAE shared passenger data with Israel.
- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered a review of international flight security for Israel.
- Miri Regev said Mossad and Shin Bet are responsible for foreign airline flight security.
- A 2024 State Comptroller report found no clear division of responsibility for foreign airline safety.
- Opposition leader Yair Lapid called the review an 'investigation of facade'.
- UAE authorities shared passenger and crew details with Israel, and the review must cover all aviation security aspects.
- Keren Terner blamed Regev for the security failure.
- An Omani co-pilot attempted to crash an Israel-bound flight from Dubai.
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