
Israeli Minister Ben-Gvir stated that he would want the suspect on the plane to be handed over to Israel.
Israeli Minister Ben-Gvir announced that he will demand that the suspect regarding the incident on the Flydubai plane flying from Dubai to Tel Aviv be handed over to Israel and that he will live a "life like hell" in prison.
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Emergency codes were given in Jordanian airspace on the Flydubai plane departing from Dubai to Tel Aviv.
Ben-Gvir made a statement on the social media platform X regarding the incident on the Flydubai plane. Ben-Gvir, who stated that he would demand the pilot to be handed over to Israel in the cabinet, said that a "life like hell" awaits the suspect in Israeli prisons.
It was noteworthy that Ben-Gvir openly described "a life like hell" as a prison policy. The UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that since the plane was an aircraft registered in the UAE registry and flying its flag, UAE laws apply in such incidents even if they took place outside the country's borders.
FLYDUBAI INCIDENT
Israeli media had announced that the plane departing from Dubai to Tel Aviv sent first the general emergency code "7700" and then the code "7500", indicating that the plane had been hijacked, while it was sailing in Jordanian airspace. Channel 12 television stated that the incident resulted from a fight between two pilots flying the passenger plane, and claimed that the co-pilot on the plane was Omani and tried to crash the plane by stabbing the other pilot.

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