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Syrian and Lebanese crew enter sparks security debate
Discussions in the Israeli Knesset have revealed that more than 1,200 individuals from foreign airline crews have entered Israel since the beginning of 2026, including people of Syrian, Lebanese, and Omani nationalities, without strict security screening procedures. This has coincided with ongoing debates within Israel regarding the level of oversight over foreign airline flights, especially those coming from the United Arab Emirates, amid disagreements over which authorities are responsible for screening crew backgrounds and verifying their identities before allowing entry. This issue arises as Dubai's airline "Fly Dubai" is considering extending its suspension of flights to Israel beyond October 15, reigniting the discussion around airline security measures and the importance of vetting foreign crews.
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