Transcript [00:00] It has been almost two weeks since the [00:02] attempted hijacking of Fly Dubai flight [00:04] FZ1073 [00:06] from Dubai to Tel Aviv. You know, air [00:09] travel changed massively after the 9/11 [00:12] attacks in 2001. And as the [00:14] investigation into this hijacking event [00:16] continues, it may be that this will also [00:18] become a turning point in the way public [00:20] air travel is conducted. There are more [00:23] shocking details about the hijacking [00:26] which we will get into today. Initially, [00:28] Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said [00:30] that the event looked like a grandiose [00:32] suicide attempt. Donald Trump [00:34] immediately blamed Iran. But as the [00:37] investigation has progressed, both [00:39] leaders initial assessments have proven [00:41] incorrect. New information is coming out [00:44] by the day, and we'll get into all of it [00:46] here at the Israel Guys. At first, Trump [00:49] blamed Iran for the hijacking. It kind [00:51] of makes sense. He's been focused on [00:53] fighting a war against the Iranian [00:54] regime. So, he would naturally assume [00:56] this enemy to be connected to that war [00:59] that he's already fighting. But up until [01:01] this point in the investigation, it [01:03] seems that the Omani co-pilot in the [01:05] attempted hijacking was a lone wolf. As [01:09] in, he wasn't working with Iran. And at [01:11] this point, it doesn't seem like any [01:12] organized terror group helped facilitate [01:14] his attempt. But don't be fooled by the [01:17] term lone wolf. Lone Wolf makes it sound [01:20] like he was the only one out there who [01:21] has radical anti-Israel views and that [01:24] he committed this uh or attempted to [01:26] commit this terrorist attack completely [01:28] on his own, which physically and [01:30] logistically is true. But the term lone [01:34] wolf couldn't be further from the truth [01:36] because he didn't come up with these [01:37] ideas of wanting to kill Jews on his [01:40] own. And it turns out that Hamam [01:42] al-Hamami began his path to [01:44] radicalization not in Oman, not in Iran, [01:48] and in fact, it wasn't even in a Muslim [01:50] country at all. The investigation so far [01:52] has uncovered that he made his first [01:54] steps toward radicalization in 2017 in a [01:58] land down under. Now, this may not come [02:01] as a surprise because there's been other [02:03] radical Islamista attacks that have [02:05] taken place in Australia recent in [02:07] recent years, but this should not be an [02:09] acceptable situation when a Muslim in a [02:11] first world western country can sit [02:13] under imams who encourage him to become [02:15] radicalized into a terrorist who [02:17] attempts to murder hundreds if not [02:20] thousands of people in an attack. But [02:22] the failures here are not at all limited [02:24] to the Australian government. In 2020, [02:26] Hamami was hired by Omani Air and worked [02:29] there for four years up until 2024. He [02:33] started out as a trainee pilot. And this [02:35] is where it gets really crazy. Because [02:37] in 2024, he was transferred to a desk [02:39] job. Why? Because of concerns that he [02:42] was becoming radicalized based on his [02:45] possession of extremist materials in [02:47] anti-semitic social media posts. It [02:50] would seem that once Hamami realized he [02:52] wouldn't be able to carry out an [02:54] aircraft terror attack with Omani Air, [02:56] he quit the company and decided to try [02:58] to get back into flying with someone [03:00] else. He found a position first at Royal [03:03] Air Moroc for a brief period in 2025 and [03:07] then in January of this year, he was [03:09] hired by Fly Dubai. Apparently, the [03:12] airline uh industry was seeing a [03:15] shortage of pilots in early 2026. And as [03:17] a result, Fly Dubai picked up a bunch of [03:19] a pilots, a bunch of pilots that were [03:21] available. Also, this year, Hamami flew [03:24] in and out of Tel Aviv on multiple [03:26] occasions to familiarize himself with [03:28] the route and plan exactly where he [03:30] wanted to crash his plane. Hamami also [03:33] mentioned that he almost attempted his [03:35] attack in July of this year but [03:37] ultimately decided to delay which is [03:40] crazy because myself and several family [03:43] members were on that exact flight on flu [03:47] fly Dubai from Dubai to Tel Aviv in [03:50] July. It's a little scary to me to think [03:53] that we could have been on that exact [03:54] flight when things went down. And I [03:56] guess I don't need to say it, but I [03:58] don't fly plan on flying with uh that [04:00] particular air airline again anytime [04:02] soon. It has been widely reported that [04:05] Israel has an arrangement wherein they [04:07] don't allow pilots from nations that [04:09] don't have diplomatic relations with [04:11] Israel to fly into Bengarian airport. [04:14] However, recently I've heard this claim [04:15] challenge and I'm starting to lean [04:17] towards believing that it's not actually [04:19] true because I24 News in Israel recently [04:22] reported that some 1,200 pilots from [04:25] nations without diplomatic ties with [04:27] Israel have flown into the country. One [04:29] pilot slipping through if there was such [04:31] a policy would seem possible, but 1,200 [04:33] sounds a little bit unbelievable if [04:36] Israel really has such a standing [04:38] policy. It's also possible that the [04:39] agreement is only with Fly Dubai or [04:41] maybe a few other airlines as relations [04:44] between the UAE are still very new, but [04:46] this pilot somehow slipped through [04:49] regardless of what policy was in place. [04:53] Regardless of pilots flying from Dubai [04:56] into Israel being a potential red flag [04:58] or cause for uh extra vetting, there's [05:00] another massive apparent breakdown in [05:02] Israel's vetting of pilots who are [05:03] allowed into their airspace. Up until [05:05] 2021, the Sheen Bet, which is Israel's [05:08] security agency, it's their version of [05:10] the FBI, was responsible for vetting [05:12] pilots and deciding who could fly [05:14] commercial planes into Israel. But in [05:16] 2021, this jurisdiction was handed over [05:18] to the Ministry of Transportation, who [05:20] assigned the job to a department with [05:22] only three employees. So, it seems that [05:25] since 2021, there's been a massive [05:27] deficiency in the foreign pilot vetting [05:30] program. In other news that continues to [05:32] emerge about this terrorist attack or [05:34] attempted terrorist attack that was [05:36] thwarted, I woke up this morning to [05:38] another breaking report that two [05:40] Maldivian pilots who worked for Fly [05:42] Dubai have been reportedly arrested in [05:44] the UAE as investigators continue [05:46] examining the failed terrorist attack. [05:49] This is still a developing story and the [05:51] pilot's alleged involvement has not been [05:53] confirmed at all. But in addition to [05:55] that, the Israeli hero, the uh civilian [05:58] passenger who was on the plane, who is [06:00] the main person responsible for taking [06:02] down the terrorist and uh pulling the [06:05] flight, the controller in the cockpit [06:07] back up to to pull the plane out of a [06:09] dive. This man, who is a hero, has [06:12] called for several of the flight [06:13] attendants who were on the flight, as [06:15] well as the other pilots on board, to be [06:17] investigated. He claims that their [06:19] behavior was very strange, including [06:21] their demands for passengers to stop [06:23] filming, as well as other things that he [06:25] says were just really weird. But I'm not [06:28] going to get into more details about [06:29] that particular story because to date, [06:31] he hasn't provided any further actual [06:34] evidence that these uh individuals [06:36] should be investigated. And as far as we [06:37] know, they are not under investigation. [06:40] Do you know exactly how many minutes it [06:42] took after this attempted attack for the [06:44] world to blame it on the Jews? 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So, as soon as [07:30] word got out about the attempted [07:31] hijacking aboard the Fly Dubai flight, [07:34] the internet exploded with accounts of [07:36] what had happened. Within 10 minutes of [07:39] the plane making its emergency landing, [07:41] there were already social media posts [07:43] blaming Israel for the event, with some [07:45] even calling it a false flag. Within [07:47] their 3 hours, there were over 1,000 [07:49] such posts spreading across the [07:51] internet. H seems like maybe what I said [07:54] a few weeks ago is actually true. No [07:56] Jews, no news. It isn't really [07:59] surprising that Jew hatred happens so [08:01] fast. After all, the idea of blaming the [08:02] Jews when something goes wrong far [08:04] outdates the internet. The world's [08:06] favorite scapegoat hasn't changed in the [08:08] last 1500 years. And as the conspiracy [08:11] world continues to grow via the [08:14] internet, inserting the Jews and Israel [08:16] as the cause or planners behind every [08:18] misfortune that occurs is just easy for [08:20] people. It's pretty much just a simple [08:22] copy paste after any event happens, [08:26] before any details emerge, before any [08:28] investigations take place. Just blame [08:30] Israel for what's happening if you don't [08:32] like it or if you're just looking to get [08:34] clicks or views. Whether it makes Israel [08:36] look good or bad, the conspiracy [08:38] theorists deduced that the Mossad plan [08:41] the Fly Dubai hijacking. From the way [08:43] these ex Twitter false flag exposers [08:46] write, you would think that the MSAD is [08:48] controlling pretty much everything that [08:50] happens in the world. My question is, if [08:53] the MSAD is so smart to be controlling [08:55] everything that happens in the world, [08:56] how come these conspiracy theorists are [08:58] able to always see right through it all [09:00] and manage to get their message out [09:01] there and within 10 minutes of an event [09:04] happening at that? It can be sort of [09:07] easy to brush off all the conspiracy [09:09] theories and crazy politicians blaming [09:11] Israel for various world events, but the [09:13] fact is these claims are having a real [09:15] effect on uh good people around the [09:19] world. The uh terrorist responsible for [09:22] the attempted hijacking in this [09:23] particular case told investigators and I [09:26] quote, "I did it as revenge for Gaza. I [09:29] wanted to die as a shahid," which is a [09:31] martyr. The claims of Israel committing [09:33] genocide in Gaza have real effects on [09:35] people and in cases like this are [09:36] stirring up violent acts against [09:38] Israelis and Jews. You know, this is a [09:40] little off topic, but to further [09:42] illustrate the effect that the Israel [09:43] bashing is having on society, you need [09:45] look no further than New York City. In [09:48] 2021, there were 416 hate crimes per [09:51] perpetrated against Jews. And we're [09:53] talking about the largest population of [09:55] Jews anywhere in the world outside [09:58] Israel in New York City. In 2025, there [10:01] were 1,260. [10:04] That number tripled in just 4 years, and [10:07] it doubled from 2022 to 2023, the same [10:10] year that the October 7th attack [10:12] happened. Authorities in New York [10:14] reported that over 52% of hate crimes in [10:17] the city are perpetrated against Jews [10:20] who make up just 14% of the population. [10:23] And that's in America. Thank God that [10:27] this event ended without a massive loss [10:29] of life. And we can only hope that the [10:31] Sheen bet and Israel's government will [10:32] take responsibility for keeping tabs on [10:35] who is allowed to fly airliners in and [10:37] out of Israel. There's a lot of [10:38] questions that need to be asked in the [10:39] wake of an event like this, and I'm sure [10:41] it makes a lot of people want to know [10:42] more about the pilots and airlines that [10:44] they choose to fly with. At the very [10:46] least, if a pilot is suspended with one [10:48] airline for being too radical or [10:50] extremist, they should be flagged as a [10:52] warning to other airlines, so they can't [10:53] just apply or reapply to fly with [10:56] someone else. In the aftermath of the [10:58] flight, the majority of the passengers [11:00] are joining together to potentially file [11:02] a massive class action lawsuit against [11:04] the authorities following what they also [11:06] deem to be massive oversightes that so [11:09] greatly endangered all of their lives [11:10] and doubtless caused trauma that will be [11:13] dealt with for some time. Hebrew media [11:16] reports citing legal experts. They said [11:18] that passengers from the hijacked flight [11:20] could expect to win approximately 200 to [11:22] $250,000 each in compensation due to the [11:26] attack. If each of the 174 passengers [11:29] actually does receive that amount, the [11:30] total payout would add up to over $40 [11:33] million, [11:34] excluding all legal fees and other [11:36] costs. This event turning out without [11:38] loss of life was undoubtedly a miracle. [11:41] And according to a recent poll, even [11:43] onethird of secular Israelis attributed [11:45] the incident to divine providence or the [11:48] hand of God. Well, over 90% among the [11:50] Orthodox communities and over 80% among [11:52] traditional Israelis also saw God's hand [11:55] in the miraculous rescue that took place [11:57] that day. As Psalm 121 says, "He, [12:00] meaning the God of Israel, will not let [12:02] your foot be moved. He who keeps you [12:04] will not slumber. Behold, he who keeps [12:07] Israel will neither slumber nor sleep." [12:10] Guys, make sure to pick up your own [12:12] Temple Mount Messiah patch. Just click [12:14] the link in the description below. Let [12:16] me know what you think about today's [12:17] topic in the comment section below. And [12:20] make sure you're subscribed and have [12:21] those notifications turned on. As [12:24] always, thanks for watching.
