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Passenger lauds ‘heroism’ of Israelis who subdued attacker on board flydubai flight; ‘It felt like, that’s it, it’s over. September 11 is happening again’
Passengers disembark from a flydubai Boeing 737 MAX from Dubai to Tel Aviv which landed at Tabuk Airport in Saudi Arabia, September 30, 2026. The rudder shows damage. The flight suffered an emergency mid-air, with the co-pilot subdued after stabbing the captain in an alleged attempt to crash the plane full of Israelis, September 30, 2026.
A passenger identified as Daniel tells Channel 12 of his experiences on the flydubai plane after the first officer allegedly attacked the captain and attempted to crash the plane.
“Suddenly I heard a struggle. Something like a fight coming from the cockpit,” he says, on the phone from Saudi Arabia’s Tabuk Airport, where the flight eventually landed. “The door was slightly ajar and I saw an attempt to push someone out. Then three Israelis who were sitting behind me came to see what was happening, and the plane suddenly went into a very steep dive, nose down, with a very intense spin.
“From what I understood, a copilot stabbed the captain, and once they subdued the attacker, there were two other pilots on the plane and they took control,” he says. There have been reports off two off-duty pilots taking the reins after the captain had been incapacitated.
“The spinning stopped. It took some — I don’t know, it felt like an eternity, but I think it was two minutes, at least two or three minutes, during which the plane was simply diving and spinning like crazy,” Daniel recounts. “It felt like, that’s it. It’s over. September 11 is happening again.”
Daniel says he “definitely” thought it was a terrorist attack. “I heard the screams during the struggle and saw the blood on the floor from the pilot, who was brought out.” “Those three Israeli guys are real heroes. It’s hard to explain just how heroic they were,” he says.
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@PuzZuLz saidLol .. maybe. But its a Dubai airline, and they are Jew-friendly. Cant see them willfully allowing a terrorist pilot. But is still a foreign airline and so not as safe. This is why the Israeli govt advises Jews to use El Al, the national airline which has plain clothes armed air marshals on board.
Co-Pilot DEI hire?
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@Rajk999 saidTerrorists Strike at Jews on Dubai to Tel Aviv Flight
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Passenger lauds ‘heroism’ of Israelis who subdued attacker on board flydubai flight; ‘It felt like, that’s it, it’s over. September 11 is happening again’
Passengers disembark from a flydubai Boeing 737 MAX from Dubai to Tel Aviv which landed at Tabuk Airport in Saudi Arabia, September 30, 2026. The rudder shows damage. The flight suffered an ...[text shortened]... says.
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Terrorist or terrorists? Sounds like one lone pos to me.
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@KingDavid403 saidIt was the Co-Pilot which is actually kinda scary for people who fly regularly.
Terrorists Strike at Jews on Dubai to Tel Aviv Flight
Terrorist or terrorists? Sounds like one lone pos to me.
@PuzZuLz saidYes. One lone pos co-pilot.
It was the Co-Pilot which is actually kinda scary for people who fly regularly.
Just think how scary it is for the Palestinians, who try to live regularly and get bombed why they are sleeping at USA tax payers expense.
Gee, I wonder why they are so angry? 🙄
@KingDavid403 saidMaybe next time they should think twice before starting a war ....
Yes. One lone pos co-pilot.
Just think how scary it is for the Palestinians, who try to live regularly and get bombed why they are sleeping at USA tax payers expense.
Gee, I wonder why they are so angry? 🙄
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On October 7, 2023 — the Jewish holiday of Simchat Torah — Hamas launched "Operation Al-Aqsa Flood," firing thousands of rockets from Gaza into Israel within a span of about 20 minutes to serve as cover for a ground incursion. Roughly 6,000 Hamas fighters and other militants breached the border and invaded southern Israel by land, sea, and air, overwhelming Israeli military positions and pouring into civilian communities.
Where it happened:
• Attackers struck 20 communities — largely kibbutzim (agricultural communities) near the Gaza border — as well as the Nova music festival near Re'im, where at least 325 people were killed, and several military bases.
• Militants massacred civilians in the kibbutzim, taking hostages and setting fire to homes with families still inside.
The killing:
Approximately 1,200 people were killed, of whom at least 809 were confirmed civilians, including women, children and older persons. Entire families were shot in their homes or safe rooms; people were burned alive; attackers went house to house executing residents. The assault involved systematic brutality including torture, rape, and the murder of babies, children, and elderly victims. Hamas militants also reportedly engaged in mutilation and sexual and gender-based violence, and a March 2024 UN report found evidence that some victims were subjected to sexual violence before being killed. Some bodies remained unidentified due to the extent of mutilation. It is widely described as the deadliest day for Jews since the Holocaust. 7 October: UN experts call for end of violence and accountability.
Hostages
In total, 251 people — mostly civilians, including children, elderly people, and soldiers — were taken hostage and dragged back into Gaza. The hostages included citizens of Israel, Argentina, China, France, Germany, the Philippines, Russia, South Africa, Sri Lanka, Tanzania, Thailand, the United States and other countries.
What happened to them:
• By January 26, 2026, the remains of the last Israeli hostage were recovered and returned to Israel for burial — no Israelis remained captive in Gaza from that point. Over the course of the war, a total of 168 hostages were recovered alive, while 87 were retrieved already deceased.
• Releases happened in stages: an initial batch during a November 2023 truce, further releases and rescues through 2024–2025, and the remainder tied to the ceasefire/hostage deal that concluded in early 2026.
• Some hostages were killed by their captors during the war rather than dying of other causes — for example, six hostages, including Israeli-American Hersh Goldberg-Polin, were found executed in a tunnel in Rafah, killed 48 to 72 hours before their bodies were recovered as Israeli forces closed in.
This triggered Israel's military campaign in Gaza, which has since killed tens of thousands of Palestinians — a separate, heavily contested set of figures and its own humanitarian catastrophe, if you'd like me to go into that side as well.
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@Rajk999 saidThis triggered Israel's military campaign in Gaza,
Maybe next time they should think twice before starting a war ....
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BS. The bombing of Gaza, and of other Palestinians was going on long before October 7th.
"Tit for Tat", sorry to say.
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@KingDavid403 saidYou forgot about October 7th
Yes. One lone pos co-pilot.
Just think how scary it is for the Palestinians, who try to live regularly and get bombed why they are sleeping at USA tax payers expense.
Gee, I wonder why they are so angry? 🙄
They made their bed, they can watch it explode.
@KingDavid403 saidTit for Tat sounds fair so tell your buddies in Gaza dont complain.
This triggered Israel's military campaign in Gaza,
BS. The bombing of Gaza, and of other Palestinians was going on long before October 7th.
"Tit for Tat", sorry to say.
Maybe they underestimated how big the Israeli tits were.
It serves them right. In a war they started, if they were actually suffering they would stop firing missilies into Israel, lay down their arms and come out with their hands up. Instead they are putting their kids in the firing line.
These are the cockroaches you support, you sicko.
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@PuzZuLz saidThey made their bed, they can watch it explode.
You forgot about October 7th
They made their bed, they can watch it explode.
Same with Israel. As has happened to them over and over again. Emperor Titus and the White Italian Romans did much more damage to the Jews than anyone else in the last 2000 years or so; and, let's not forget what those White German Nazi's did to the Jews less than a hundred years ago.
@Rajk999 saidYou're the un-educated cockroach dumb arse; and yes, I do support a two-state solution to the Jewish problem that they created for themselves over the last couple thousand years or so.
Tit for Tat sounds fair so tell your buddies in Gaza dont complain.
Maybe they underestimated how big the Israeli tits were.
It serves them right. In a war they started, if they were actually suffering they would stop firing missilies into Israel, lay down their arms and come out with their hands up. Instead they are putting their kids in the firing line.
These are the cockroaches you support, you sicko.
@KingDavid403 saidThe Jews are in full control of Palestine.
You're the un-educated cockroach dumb arse; and yes, I do support a two-state solution to the Jewish problem that they created for themselves over the last couple thousand years or so.
There is no 2-state solution, and there is no Jewish problem.
Someone attacks Jews. They get killed. No problem.
@Rajk999 saidGod save us from AI, and the stupid people dying to buy into it.
Maybe next time they should think twice before starting a war ....
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On October 7, 2023 — the Jewish holiday of Simchat Torah — Hamas launched "Operation Al-Aqsa Flood," firing thousands of rockets from Gaza into Israel within a span of about 20 minutes to serve as cover for a ground incursion. Roughly 6,000 Hamas fighters and other militan ...[text shortened]... astrophe, if you'd like me to go into that side as well.
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