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Israeli media outlets reported that Shin Bet (the Israeli security agency) is investigating Omani co-pilot Hamam Al-Hammami following an attempt to take control of a Fly Dubai aircraft heading to Tel Aviv on September 30, 2026. During the investigation, Al-Hammami stated that his motive was "revenge for Gaza." The incident is viewed as part of a security failure in safeguarding foreign flights to Israel, especially after he was accused of trying to down the plane with a sharp tool and engaging in a physical altercation with the crew inside the cockpit, amid heightened security tensions related to Gaza. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu directed a comprehensive review of the airline security system, as discussions continue regarding responsibility and security performance, amidst opposition criticisms about gaps in monitoring and inspection systems for foreign flights arriving in Israel.
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