
AI-generated summary
Co-pilot Hamam al-Hammami, an Omani national employed by FlyDubai, had made several flights to Ben Gurion Airport in Israel in the course of his work, gathering intelligence during layovers in June before planning the attack for July.
The Omani co-pilot intended to crash the FlyDubai flight into Ben Gurion Airport in Israel after receiving landing permits. Channel 12 reports this revealing other details that emerged in the interrogations of the co-pilot Hamam al-Hammami, underway in the United Arab Emirates. Furthermore, the investigations revealed that al-Hammami had already landed at Ben Gurion airport several times, most recently in June and July, again as part of his work with FlyDubai, and had been planning the attack for months.
According to reports from Channel 12, which cites rumors from the ongoing interrogation of Hamam al-Hammami in the Emirates, during his stay at Ben Gurion airport in June, the co-pilot had gathered intelligence on the place where he intended to crash the plane. Al-Hammami had planned to carry out the attack in July, but canceled the plan at the last moment as he was a friend of one of the crew members.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
UAE civil aviation authorities will complete the interrogation of Hamam al-Hammami and share the findings with Israel and Oman.
Very likely · Within weeks
Israel may require a review of safety protocols for crew members of foreign companies operating to Ben Gurion.
Likely · Within months

Giuseppe and Rita Poggi, parents of Chiara killed in 2007 in Garlasco, spoke to Verissimo to defend their daughter's memory and explain that they believe Alberto Stasi to be the only culprit, despite the new investigation by the Pavia Prosecutor's Office into Andrea Sempio. They denounced the weight of the media circus and the interceptions made public, asking for respect and peace after 19 years.

Don Antonio Coluccia, an anti-drug priest under guard, was insulted and threatened by a group of people during a walk for legality in Quarticciolo, a suburb of Rome. Three Tunisian citizens were reported for aggravated threats. The episode has sparked solidarity from government officials and institutions, while the Carabinieri continue their investigations to identify the other participants in the group.

Salvatore Calignano, a 61-year-old construction worker, was found seriously injured in an isolated street in Caivano on Friday and died in hospital the following day. The wife reports that the man was transported off the construction site after a fall from a ladder to hide the responsibilities. The Carabinieri of the Naples North Prosecutor's Office are investigating.
A 75-year-old woman died in a fire that broke out in her home in via Demonte in Milan just before 1.30pm. The regional NIAT firefighters are investigating the incident. Three medical oxygen cylinders were found on site, one engulfed in flames, and the residents of the upper floor were evacuated and assisted on site by 118 without hospitalization.

A probably accidental fire destroyed thirty bungalows and several cars at the Bella Italia campsite in Peschiera del Garda on Sunday morning around 6am, injuring seven people, including six tourists (three minors) and a security officer, with one case of third degree burns and six intoxicated by carbon monoxide; the intervention of firefighters, carabinieri and Suem 118 lasted 11 hours, complicated by the presence of LPG cylinders, and also involved four German firefighters on holiday in the campsite, while the maxi emergency protocol put the surrounding hospitals on alert, including Borgo Trento in Verona.

The parents of Chiara Poggi, killed in Garlasco in 2007, interviewed on Verissimo on Canale 5, say they accept the sentence of the Italian State and are ready to take note of a possible new culprit, underlining that they have already gone through five trials and eight years of judgements, and that they only want to talk about Chiara after a year and a half of excessive media coverage.