
Co-pilot detained in Saudi Arabia turns out to be an Omani citizen who has no diplomatic relations with Israel
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An aviation agreement exists between Israel and the UAE to prevent hostilities.
[Cairo Current Affairs] In an incident in which the co-pilot allegedly stabbed the captain of a United Arab Emirates (UAE) passenger plane headed for Israel and attempted to crash the plane, Israeli media outlet Wynette reported on the 1st that the co-pilot's flight was in violation of the aviation agreement between the United Arab Emirates and the UAE. The co-pilot is being questioned in Saudi Arabia, where the plane made an emergency landing.
Wynette reported that Israel's Transport Minister Regev said that having a co-pilot on board the plane, an Omani national who does not have diplomatic relations with Israel, violates the agreement between Israel and the UAE. The agreement appears to have been established to prevent acts hostile to Israel. Flydubai, the low-cost airline that operated the plane, suspended flights to Israel. Investigators in Israel and the UAE are investigating the motive and background.
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Joint investigation by Israeli and UAE authorities continues
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