Israel's Netanyahu states co-pilot tried to crash Tel Aviv-bound plane
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PRESS REVIEW – Thursday, October 1: A FlyDubai flight was diverted to Saudi Arabia following the pilot was stabbed by his co-pilot in what the Israeli media are calling a terror attack. The report also notes that The co-pilot was detained by off-duty pilots on board and passengers ahead of making a safe landing in Saudi Arabia. Also in the news, Cornell University's college campus culture is back under scrutiny following a shocking sexual assault claim. Plus, a man learns that Singapore does not take AI slop lightly.
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