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Israel orders security review of incoming flights after co-pilot attack
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called for a review of “all aspects” of security of foreign civil flights to Israel.
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Both outlets foreground Netanyahu’s call for a security review of flights to Israel after the Flydubai incident, and both frame it around incoming or international civil flights rather than the wider episode. The South China Morning Post gives more detail, including the claim that an Omani co-pilot tried to crash the plane and that Netanyahu instructed Shmuel Ben Ezra to appoint an examiner, while the Washington Post only says he called for a review of “all aspects” of security.
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