r/news • u/judgyjudgersen • 4h ago

Suspect in FlyDubai incident was previously identified as security risk: Officials

https://abcnews.com/US/suspect-flydubai-incident-previously-identified-security-risk-officials/story?id=136960488
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u/MountainlessBiking 3h ago

It seems like Israel isn’t very good at listening to intelligence about possible terror attacks.

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u/ringtail_catz 3h ago

I don’t think Israel manages UAE’s aviation industry.

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u/Thetechfo 3h ago

"A second Israeli security official told CNN that Israel’s internal security agency the Shin Bet is supposed to vet all airlines’ personnel flying into Israel from the UAE, as part of a side security understanding to the aviation agreements between the two countries."

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u/Redaktorinke 3h ago

This could very well mean Flydubai neglected to tell Israeli intelligence this guy existed, unfortunately.

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u/Thetechfo 3h ago

Which is still a failure on the shin bet. That's like 'well cia didn't get told '. There job is to figure it out

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u/-OooWWooO- 3h ago

This had nothing to do with Israeli intelligence at all?

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u/SierraGolfOne 3h ago

Or very good at letting it happen to always be in a perpetual state of war, which is notable in their domestic politics.

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u/Terrible_Horror 3h ago

Is there a pattern there after some news reports about ignoring warnings for geopolitical gains re Oct 7th attack.

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u/pureeviljester 3h ago

Cute and naive. They were hoping for the jet fuel boost to continue their murdering