Netanyahu Says It's Too Early to Determine Motive Behind Dubai-Tel Aviv Flight Attack
A pilot who allegedly stabbed another pilot aboard an Israel-bound flight is under investigation in Saudi Arabia, the Israeli prime minister says.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said it is too early to determine the motive behind an attack aboard a flight traveling from Dubai to Tel Aviv, in which a pilot allegedly stabbed another pilot.
The pilot accused of carrying out the attack is currently under investigation in Saudi Arabia, according to Netanyahu.
Netanyahu's comments suggest that Israeli authorities have not yet established a clear motive for the incident, even as the investigation into the circumstances surrounding the attack continues.
Further details about the condition of the pilot who was stabbed, as well as the broader circumstances of the flight, have not yet been made public.
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- Too early to say what motive for Dubai-Tel Aviv flight attack was, Israeli PM says — BBC News — World
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