Netanyahu orders thorough review of foreign civil aviation security in Israel after FlyDubai case
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Israeli Prime Minister Benyamin Netanyahu has instructed the head of the National Security Council, Shmuel Ben-Ezra, to appoint an inspector for an in-depth examination of the security of foreign civil aviation in Israel, after the clash over the government's responsibilities in checks on the crew of the FlyDubai flight.
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Why It Matters
The order comes after a clash over the government's responsibilities in checks on the crew of the FlyDubai flight.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has instructed the head of the National Security Council, Shmuel Ben-Ezra, to appoint an inspector to conduct a thorough examination of all aspects of foreign civil aviation security in Israel after the clash over the government's responsibilities in checks on the crew of the FlyDubai flight. The prime minister's office reported this in a note.
Open Questions
- What were the results of the initial checks on the crew of the FlyDubai flight?
- What specific deficiencies have been identified in foreign civil aviation security?
- When will the in-depth review be completed and what will its conclusions be?
