Shin Bet warned of foreign flight crews screening before flydubai hijacking attempt
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What the 3 sources said
“Shin Bet warned and PM admits to 'loophole': Who was supposed to supervise Flydubai?”
Shin Bet chief David Zini warned for months of security gaps on UAE flights, but Flydubai falls outside the agency’s direct control; After an Omani pilot slipped through existing restrictions, scrutiny is turning to where oversight failed
Read at Ynetnews“Shin Bet warned of foreign flight crews screening before flydubai hijacking attempt”
A National Security Council report last year recommended putting foreign airline oversight under the Civil Aviation Authority. Israeli Transportation Minister Miri Regev said, 'We are not an intelligence agency'
Read at Haaretz“Transport Ministry rejected Shin Bet help in securing flights before flydubai hijacking - report”
Army Radio also reported that the Transportation Ministry received NIS 10 million and 10 new positions to help secure foreign flights, but none were ever filled.
Read at The Jerusalem PostWhat the reports add
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