
An explosive report was made on the Delta Airlines plane coming from New York, but no negative findings were found during the searches.
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According to the news of Israel's Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper, a false explosive report was made about a plane landing at Ben Gurion Airport.
According to the Israeli newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth, the Israel Airports Authority received an anonymous tip that there was an explosive device on a Delta Airlines passenger plane that took off from New York and landed at Ben Gurion Airport.
According to the news, the search was conducted after all passengers were evacuated and the plane was directed to an isolated area at the airport.
The Israel Airports Authority announced that no "unusual findings" were found following security checks.
The statement said, "The aircraft was thoroughly examined by Ben Gurion Airport security personnel. Operations returned to normal."
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An explosive device was reported on a Delta Airlines plane landing at Ben Gurion Airport from New York. While the passengers were evacuated, no negative findings were found as a result of the searches and operations returned to normal.
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