In a glaring display of deep-rooted fragility and paranoia, the Zionist entity’s security apparatus was thrown into a state of massive hysteria on Wednesday after a commercial flight bound for occupied Palestine broadcast a hijacking distress signal.
The Flydubai flight, carrying roughly 150 Israeli passengers from Dubai to Ben Gurion Airport, was diverted and shadowed by enemy fighter jets after transmitting squawk code 7500—the international emergency signal for unlawful interference or hijacking. Zionist media and security sources initially braced for a catastrophic attack, with one enemy official sensationally claiming the aircraft had come “a hair’s breadth away from an incident similar to the September 11 events.”
However, the grand Zionist alarm was ultimately caused not by a resistance operation, but by a violent mid-air brawl between the flight’s own cockpit crew.
According to reports circulating in Zionist and regional media, an Omani co-pilot allegedly stabbed the Emirati captain and attempted to seize control of the aircraft. The situation was only brought under control when additional crew members physically intervened to restrain the rogue co-pilot. Before the code was changed to 7500, the aircraft had initially signalled a general emergency (squawk 7700) while flying over Saudi airspace.
The sheer terror gripping the occupying regime led to the immediate scrambling of Israeli Air Force fighter jets to intercept the airliner and the abrupt suspension of all takeoffs at Ben Gurion Airport pending verification of the threat.
Instead of landing in occupied Palestine, the aircraft was diverted to Saudi Arabia, where the crew and passengers were held for questioning. What the Zionist enemy initially hyped as a suspected “terrorist act” turned out to be a mere internal dispute among Gulf nationals operating a flight to the occupied lands.
The incident has left Zionist authorities embarrassed and forced to launch an investigation into the altercation, while vividly exposing the constant state of anxiety, hyper-vigilance, and psychological exhaustion that plagues the illegal entity’s aviation and security sectors.
Reference: Al-Mayadeen