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The Jerusalem Post, 2 Oct 2026

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ArticleFly­dubai copi­lot under­went Islam­ist rad­ic­al­iz­a­tion – PM

The copi­lot of a pas­sen­ger jet who stabbed the cap­tain in an appar­ent attempt to crash the plane as it flew to Israel had under­gone rad­ical Islam­ist indoc­trin­a­tion and was clearly sui­cidal, Prime Min­is­ter Net­an­yahu said...

Fly­dubai copi­lot under­went Islam­ist rad­ic­al­iz­a­tion – PM

ArticleSupreme Court hints it will bar Abu Shehadeh, urges him to with­draw

A major­ity of the Supreme Court’s nine-justice panel appeared pre­pared on Thursday to approve the dis­qual­i­fic­a­tion of Balad chair­man Sami Abu Shehadeh from the Octo­ber 27 elec­tion, while all nine justices urged him to with­draw his...

Supreme Court hints it will bar Abu Shehadeh, urges him to with­draw

ArticleIDF responds to ‘NAZA’ claims, rejects civil­ian deaths ratios

The IDF on Thursday gave its first com­pre­hens­ive and detailed response and rejec­tion of the NAZA film’s claims that Israel com­mit­ted gen­o­cide dur­ing the Gaza war. Accord­ing to the IDF, its delayed response stemmed from the NAZA film­makers...

IDF responds to ‘NAZA’ claims, rejects civil­ian deaths ratios

Article‘We needed Israelis there’

A day after the midair attack, Tal, an Israeli busi­ness­man who lives abroad, sat with The Jer­u­s­alem Post in Tel Aviv and recon­struc­ted what happened: the fight near the cock­pit, the pilots who had to be pushed into action, and the impro­vised...

‘We needed Israelis there’

ArticleGaza intel officer loses fight to hide iden­tity

The Gaza Divi­sion intel­li­gence officer dur­ing the Octo­ber 7 mas­sacre can now be pub­licly iden­ti­fied, the High Court of Justice ruled on Thursday when it rejec­ted Lt.-Col. Aryeh Amidror’s attempt to keep his name under a pub­lic­a­tion...

Gaza intel officer loses fight to hide iden­tity

ArticleIsraeli air­lines set to oper­ate res­cue flights from Dubai

El Al has con­firmed it will oper­ate a spe­cial res­cue flight sched­ule to retrieve Israelis in Dubai fol­low­ing Wed­nes­day’s attemp­ted hijack­ing of a fly­dubai flight from Dubai to Tel Aviv, the air­line said on Thursday. Tick­ets for the...

Israeli air­lines set to oper­ate res­cue flights from Dubai