‘War isn’t over’: Al-Qaeda calls for ‘copycat attacks’ on US, Israeli planes after flydubai plot
First reported 3 Oct, 21:54 UTCUpdated 2h ago3 sources
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The call for copycat attacks appeared in the latest edition of al-Bayan, a weekly publication launched in July by supporters of Al Qaeda.
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A newsletter produced by pro-al-Qaeda outlet Al-Yaqin, appears to praise the 30 September FlyDubai incident and calls for attacks on US and Israeli nationals travelling on planes
The call for copycat attacks appeared in the latest edition of al-Bayan, a weekly publication launched in July by supporters of Al Qaeda.
Omani national Hamam Al Hammami, 29, severely wounded captain Smit Machchhar using the onboard crash axe as he attempted to hijack an Israel-bound flight.
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- British-educated Flydubai terrorist was found with Al Qaeda propaganda and plans to target Israeli planes three years ago - but was still allowed to fly (opens Daily Mail in a new tab)
Omani national Hamam Al Hammami, 29, severely wounded captain Smit Machchhar using the onboard crash axe as he attempted to hijack an Israel-bound flight.
- ‘War isn’t over’: Al-Qaeda calls for ‘copycat attacks’ on US, Israeli planes after flydubai plot (opens Hindustan Times in a new tab)
The call for copycat attacks appeared in the latest edition of al-Bayan, a weekly publication launched in July by supporters of Al Qaeda.
- Al Qaeda issues horror call for attacks on US and Israeli flights after FlyDubai 'hijack attempt' (opens The Mirror in a new tab)
A newsletter produced by pro-al-Qaeda outlet Al-Yaqin, appears to praise the 30 September FlyDubai incident and calls for attacks on US and Israeli nationals travelling on planes
