Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has requested a detailed assessment of the security measures for foreign civilian flights to Israel. This initiative follows an incident involving a FlyDubai flight heading to Tel Aviv that was targeted on Wednesday.
Two U.S. aerial refueling aircraft were spotted on the tarmac at Ben Gurion Airport near Tel Aviv, marking the day of the attack. The Prime Minister emphasized the need to examine all components of the existing security protocols to ensure the safety of air travel.
This move signifies the importance placed on aviation security and the government’s commitment to protecting visitors and maintaining stability in the region. Authorities will conduct a thorough investigation of the procedures in place to identify any vulnerabilities and enhance measures.
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