Lapid: 'Nothing remotely resembling the plane incident appeared in security briefing
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Netanyahu labels flydubai diverted flight as 'serious security incident'
Opposition leader Yair Lapid said he did not receive news of any threat resembling the flydubai incident during security briefing he received from Netanyahu late Tuesday. Netanyahu warned on Tuesday of signs that 'our enemies will try to attack us'
Lapid Says Netanyahu Briefing Omitted Flydubai Plane Incident
Yair Lapid says nothing resembling Flydubai incident was mentioned in security briefing with Netanyahu a day earlier
Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu announced that he had directed the security system to prepare for potential threats, following the incident of a plane that was flying towards Israel. Netanyahu said that what happened was very dangerous, pointing out that one of the pilots stabbed the other and then apparently tried to shoot down the plane.
Occupied Jerusalem: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu sought to exploit the Flydubai plane incident, which occurred en route from Dubai to Tel Aviv, for electoral gain, while the opposition described it as "cheap political maneuvering." The incident came after Netanyahu warned on Tuesday of indications of possible attacks ahead of the Israeli elections scheduled for October 27. [The text abruptly ends here.]
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